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REHAB 101

Q: How can I get into Rehab?

Deebo, Security Officer: You've got to be really good looking. You have to have money.

Tiffany, owner, "Cabana Candy": I get phone calls all day long from strangers. These guys would have a hard time getting the best cabanas if they didn't call the people that they knew here. It really is who you know. If not, you're gonna be waiting in line. But that's what makes it kinda cool too.

Christina, Bartender: Just being kind to the door guy, or whoever is at that rope, it's amazing the difference in response that you're going to get. "Excuse me, I'm sorry, I know you're busy, would you mind, I have some friends here, I'd like to get in. We'll pay, but we just don't want to wait in the line." Versus, "Hey, do you know who I am? I'm big time." Everybody's big time, guy, you're in Vegas...we're all big time.

Matt, Nightlife Director: Some days are easier than others. Rehab is one of the hardest parties in the world to get into (but) it's not exclusive. Just show up early.

Q: How much does it cost?

Matt, Nightlife Director: I've had people spend a $100, $200 dollars, and I've had people spend a $100,000 or $200,000. Our cabana sales range from anywhere from $2,000 to $15,000 including beverage minimums.

Deebo, Security Officer: You can't just plan on coming out here and spending $25. It's a party for the rich, basically.

Chantel, Bartender: The lines to get in here are insane and you have to pay a lot sometimes...but I think that the lines and the price you have to pay is worth it.

Q: Who comes to Rehab?

Julia, Cabana Cocktail Waitress: I would say you definitely see a lot of beautiful women, maybe surgically enhanced, but definitely beautiful. There are also a lot of men who are buff and hot. At the same time, you see a lot of like rich sugar daddies. Personality-wise, I'm not quite sure how they stack up, but, you know, this is a city of sin, and looks go farther than personality. Rehab is equivalent to Babylon. It's pretty much, really crazy, wild. People are just having the best time ever here.

Sharon, Head of Security: Every nationality, every country in the world, has been here. We have had Saudi princes, kings, queens; you think of a celebrity, and pretty much they've been here. Band members, fighters...they all come here. It's just a very diverse crowd of people, and it's awesome.

Matt, Nightlife Director: Everybody comes to Rehab, anyone from the everyday person to sports figures, movie stars, celebrities, you name it.

Q: What kind of fun can you have at Rehab?

Matt, Nightlife Director: Rehab is just organized chaos. It's the beautiful people, it's the energy, the DJ's, the VIP's, the celebrities. Just 5,000 people going insane.

Deebo, Security Officer: If you have the money, you're definitely going to have a good time. If you don't have the money, get to know the people who do have the money and hang out with them.

Chantel, Bartender: It is the biggest pool party that you're ever going to experience. It is the wildest. They have the most obscene things you're ever going to see probably in your life. I still get shocked to this day and I've seen just about everything there is to see. I'd just say...get your swim trunks and be open-minded. That's pretty much it.

Q: What's the best part of working at Rehab?

Danielle, Cocktail Server: I used to work a day job...9 to 5 at a doctor's office...I get to be in my bikini when I'm a cocktail server, so I get to be mostly naked outside in the sun, glistening. It was definitely a big plus to be in my bikini. That helped me make the decision pretty fast.

Deebo, Security Officer: Comparing this to other jobs I've had, the fun factor is extremely high.

Sharon, Head Of Security: This pool is family. It doesn't matter if you're security, it doesn't matter if you're a bar back, cocktail waitress, we're all family. We work with each other, not against each other. It's a team.