XS

XS gives you two quite different settings for the same night out: the indoor club and the pool-side spaces around Encore's European Pool. That choice matters when you are spending heavily on a table. Being close to the main performance, sitting outside with your group and having a place to return to between visits to the dance floor are different priorities, even when the booking carries the same artist's name.

The room combines a major DJ programme with the scale of an Encore night out. General admission makes sense if you want to dance and move around. A table gives the group its own base and bottle service, but the value depends on the precise location, party size and minimum spend. Look at the area attached to the offer before comparing prices: a less expensive table in a different part of the venue is not necessarily the experience you had in mind.

This is also somewhere to separate the artist from the arrival time. A ticket's door time does not promise when the headline set begins, and an after-race visit can become a very late night. Choose the date because you want its particular music and event, rather than assuming that any F1-week party will deliver the same programme. A general nightlife listing does not secure entry to a private event.

XS is undergoing renovation, with the official notice stating closure until 5 November 2026. That puts its planned return before the Grand Prix, but the dated event listing and reservation remain essential to a November booking.

For Encore guests, the attraction includes being able to finish the evening in their own resort. Visitors from elsewhere should give the return journey the same attention as admission, especially once racing has finished and pickups are busy. It is a strong choice for a group who want a full-scale club night; for cocktails and conversation, The Vault or Legacy Club offers a different kind of appointment.