MAYA Day + Night

Steel rings over the Indian Plaza pool

You don't need to cross the door to understand the gesture: a DJ booth of fourteen white rings, the Eclipse, opens like a vegetal tunnel over the daytime dance floor. At MAYA Day + Night, the dayclub and nightclub share that dual stage in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale. The ArtHeavy collective completed a three-dimensional goddess mural in 2025, with OLED eyes and DMX hair that beats to the rhythm of the set, and a steel Candelabra Bottle Tree where bottles hang like offerings. Moss, Tulum-style cane, and a steel lattice wrap the patio. The renovation didn't invent the venue: it covered it in Mayan myth and club culture under the Arizona desert sun.

A 2013 dayclub that refused to age

On April 24, 2013, Triyar Entertainment premiered Maya Day and Nightclub at 7333 E Indian Plaza: an indoor nightclub of about 9,700 square feet and a pool-terrace of 17,600, with daybeds, VIP cabanas, and a stage over the water. The model was that of Las Vegas pool parties applied to the Entertainment District. In that first decade, Tiesto, Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki, Kaskade, Skrillex, Zedd, and Steve Angello, among others, passed through. Riot Hospitality Group operates the venue. On May 23, 2025, it reopened after a floor-to-ceiling renovation, now connected to The Remi hotel, so the guest can go from the room to the pool without leaving the complex.

House in full sun, EDM when night falls

The current lineup is sustained by house, EDM, and bottle service nights. Relentless Beats concentrates a large part of the dayclub ticket sales. In the recent era, DJ Snake, Will Clarke, Porter Robinson, Wax Motif, and Noizu have played. By day, dayclub-style swimwear rules by the pool; by night, business casual, VIP tables, and a dance floor bathed in neon rings and an LED screen. A third body, the Clubhouse, adds about 12,000 square feet of outdoor grass, patio games, and a gastropub. Access is strictly 21+.

Thursday to Sunday across from The Remi

Maya opens from Thursday to Sunday: dayclub from Friday to Sunday from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM and nightlife until 2:00 AM —Sunday cuts off at midnight—. There is valet at Indian Plaza and paid parking in the district. The audience mixes bachelor parties, Arizona electronic turf, and the desert's VIP circuit. It remains a physical venue of double life —sun and dance floor—, not a traveling brand that changes venues every weekend.