Ghostbar will make its return high atop when the property reopens in spring. It’s Coming Back! Everybody’s favorite, long known for offering some of the best views of the Las Vegas Strip. Ghostbar’s return to Las Vegas will come at a time when the city’s nightlife scene has exploded in popularity since the club first opened its doors, both prefacing and helping to catalyze said boom. “Sparkle was afoot: mirrored-boot women a woman in a bikini walking on stilts DJs playing good mainstream music (Skrillex and such) and a few notable sightings of actor Adrian Grenier, E!’s Shanna Moakler and Miss Nevada USA Sarah Chapman,” he wrote of the scene. R-J columnist Doug Elfman reported on its opening in October 2011. Ghostbar also played its part in Vegas’ now-booming pool party scene, launching a corresponding dayclub that became a popular attraction as well.

In 2014, it was named “Lounge of the Year” at the Nightlife and Bar Awards. In July 2013, Ghostbar closed for a little over a month as part of a $50 million, property-wide renovation at the Palms. “There was Voodoo (nightclub) at the Rio, but Ghostbar set the tone. “It was the first ultralounge, boutique nightclub,” said former 9Group General Manager Chuck Oliverio, who oversaw Ghostbar, in a 2013 interview with the R-J. It was a game-changer for Ghostbar, which brought a new dimension to Las Vegas nightlife.

Originally opening in November 2001, Ghostbar became one of the city’s hottest hot spots after being featured on the 2002 season of MTV reality series “The Real World,” which was filmed at the Palms. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians now owns the Palms, having closed last month on its $650 million purchase of the hotel-casino from Station Casinos parent company, Red Rock Resorts. Now, Ghostbar is set to return when the hotel-casino reopens under its new owner this spring at a date to be announced, the Palms tweeted Tuesday. NFL stars, rock stars, movie stars - they all flocked there to party under the stars on Ghostbar’s patio and perhaps get the willies on its famous see-through glass balcony. Up on the 55th floor of the Palms, the 8,000-square-foot indoor/outdoor club was known for gorgeous views of gorgeous people - and gleaming Las Vegas alike. If you could withstand lines longer than one of the runways at Harry Reid International Airport, you do. It was once one of Las Vegas’ premier haunts. Outdoor patio at Ghostbar nightclub at the Palms hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Aug.

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