New York City's original Studio 54 nightclub defined '70s pop culture, and now guests of Studio 54 at the MGM Grand can be transported back to the heyday of that classic discotheque.

A gallery of black-and-white photos of celebrities taken at New York's original Studio 54 inspire the same carefree, festive atmosphere at the club in Vegas. Confetti cannons and balloon drops contribute to the party vibe, and dozens of video screens show music videos or live action from around the club.

Studio 54 offers 22,000 square feet of fun. There is a large main dance floor downstairs and two smaller dance floors upstairs -- and people do come here to dance. The music at Studio 54 always gets the crowd moving. Early in the evening, you'll hear plenty of disco and early '80s hip-hop and dance music. As the night progresses, expect to hear more techno and house tunes.

Go-go dancers perform on several platforms around the main dance floor and in cages suspended from the ceiling. This is one of the few clubs in town that also has male dancers. Expect to be entertained by acrobats suspended from the ceiling and by dancers on swings above the dance floor.

Studio 54 offers plenty of plush reserved seating areas and an exclusive VIP area on the second floor. There are three bars to serve guests including the Steel Bar, the Hot Bar and the Voyeur Bar, where patrons can gather to watch the dancing below.

The club has a very welcoming vibe -- you'll see people of virtually all ages and in everything from casual to chic attire at Studio 54. Studio 54 always fills up fast and there's a big line to get in, so get there early and enjoy this legendary club.

Hours of operation: Tuesday - Saturday, 10 p.m. to the early morning hours
Location: Inside the MGM Grand Hotel
Clientele/Age Group: 21 and older
Attire: No T-shirts, tank tops, baggy jeans, flannel shirts, hats, tennis shoes or work boots. Dress funky not junky