Okay, so I don't typically review \"average\" places, only places that are over the top good or are SO bad that it is worthy of spreading the word as a place to avoid. So The Bank is a new club in the Bellagio, which you would assume would be super nice and extravagant. It's definitely nicely done inside, but not particularly large compared to the more well know/popular clubs in Vegas\n\n***************************************************************************************\nThe BAD: the unorganized wait to get in. It was a saturday night that 4 of us went there b/c we wanted to avoid the crowds at the busier places AND we had gotten free passes to get in to this place. There were somewhere around 30-40 people in line, so we wait for 15-20 minutes before we make it to the very front of the line. Somehow we end up standing in that position for at least another half hour BECAUSE the guy (Robert?) letting people in is looking for his cash/tips and letting people in based on that. I totally understand that side of it, but come on how blatant and unfair can you be?!?!? I feel bad for the groups of all guys next to us that probably waited even longer just because they were complaining to this d*#@-head. \n\nWe waited patiently and eventually got in, but honestly I don't think I'll be coming back to this place unless they change something. If I were the Bellagio, I would be seriously concerned b/c people are gonna be majorly turned off from coming to this place just b/c of this unorganized / unnecessary waiting.\n\nThe GOOD: Once we did get in, it was actually fairly nice inside. Good size dance floor, a lot of space to people watch, and they have two large bars on opposite sides with some very HOT bartenders- always a PLUS!=) I have to say their DJ and choice of music was excellent. On a side note, I had a small \"accident\" that required some minor medical attention which their staff jumped on quick and was much appreciated (Thanks Phil and Steve!)\n\n\nCONCLUSION: I hope this place gets better soon, cuz it does have potential.
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