Amidst a chill that could silence the liveliest of summer revelries, Tao Beach Dayclub dares to defy the season’s restraints, transforming its aquatic landscape into a nostalgic wonderland of roller-skated grooves. This winter brings a retro twist under the neon lights of Las Vegas; a 70’s-themed roller disco is coming to town, and it’s ushering in a blast from the past with the star-studded help of none other than the R&B titan himself, Usher.

The siren call of yesteryear’s roller disco allure has summoned Usher, famed not only for his soulful melodies but also for strapping on skates during every concert, infusing his performances with the kinetic energy of the disco era. Usher, together with his cohorts Liberty Ross and Kevin Wall, breathe life back into the gloriously nostalgic pastime, channeling the essence of the iconic Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace—a haven of rolling reverie from the 1970s.

This venture transcends a mere revival; it’s a resurrection of an institution, bringing the beat of Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace to the heart of the Venetian Resort. From November 17th through February 2nd, this collaboration will see Tao Beach transform its luxurious poolscape into a rhythmic roller rink, boasting 3,250 square feet of shiny polyurethane flooring.

The tempo of the city is set to change as Usher glides through the grand opening of this Vegas rendition, infusing the rink with the charisma only a performer of his caliber can conjure. It’s an experience elevated by disco balls and funk, a place where memories are etched into every skating turn around the rink.

Opening its doors for those eager to roll back in time, Flipper’s at Tao Beach offers the tantalizing rhythm of wheels on floor from the afternoon sun to the glow of twilight, with sessions stretching from noon until the magic hour of 8 p.m. Skaters can revel in the retro vibes with a soundtrack to match, all for an entry fee starting at a mere $20 per hour, or opt for an all-day indulgence at $75.

Inclusivity is key; all are welcome to partake in this festive jaunt, though the night holds special offerings for the 21 and above. With VIP experiences that elevate any occasion, cabanas, daybeds, and lounges invite guests to recline in luxury, starting from a baseline indulgence of $100.

For those seeking their own groove at this celebrated rink, reservations spring forth, promising a night of swank skating under the desert stars.

The original Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace, the soulful sire of this revival, stood in the heart of West Hollywood from 1979 to 1981. As history tells it, the rink became the stomping grounds for the stars, drawing the likes of Cher and Elton John, echoing with the music of a young Prince. Even the angels of Charlie’s series graced its floor in an episode that remains etched in television lore.

This legacy revived, Usher’s vision has sparked a contemporary fairy tale, bringing Flipper’s not only to the pulsating heart of London but also to the center of the world in New York’s Rockefeller Center, and even to the rhythmically-charged aftermath of the Super Bowl.

The reincarnation of Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace is more than a venue—it’s a time capsule that invites you to lose yourself in the disco-infused daydreams of a generation bathed in the glow of a mirror ball.

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Mark Johnson
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