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Casa Cupula's legendary Labor Day pool party is the kind of all-day celebration that reminds you why Puerto Vallarta is the place to be. Swimsuit-optional pool club, a crowd that knows how to have a good time, and views of Banderas Bay that don't hurt. 3–8 PM Saturday; tickets available through Eventbrite or at the door.

Puerto Vallarta's most fabulous Sunday brunch is back with The Cupula Dolls drag show leading the charge. You're getting a reimagined buffet of Mexican and American brunch favorites, one mimosa per ticket, and three hours of high-energy performances on the Casa Cupula pool deck. These queens don't just perform—they guide you through the whole experience with glamour, comedy, and production value that makes every Sunday feel like an event. $58 per person, 11 AM to 2 PM.

Vallarta's most popular clothing-optional pool party happens every Saturday at Casa Cupula's Pool Club — sexy Latin go-go dancers, craft cocktails, ocean views, and a heated pool that draws a fun, body-positive crowd. House DJs keep the energy up from 3 to 8 PM. Everyone over 18 is welcome.

Casa Cupula's Día de los Muertos celebration brings the vibrant Mexican tradition to life with a three-hour dinner and show featuring an all-you-can-eat buffet of traditional dishes, live drag performances from Super Star performers, and a special guest host. Set against Puerto Vallarta's spectacular bay views, it's the kind of evening where you celebrate with family and friends in a welcoming gay environment that honors culture and community.

Casa Cupula's clothing-optional pool party gets a Halloween twist — minimal costumes, maximum fun, and serious prizes on the line. Expect sexy Latin go-go dancers, craft cocktails, ocean views, and a heated pool packed with gay men ready to celebrate. Five hours of the kind of uninhibited good time that makes Puerto Vallarta's pool scene legendary.

Thanksgiving comes to Puerto Vallarta with an all-you-can-eat buffet of traditional American favorites, live drag performances, singers, a fire show, and more entertainment overlooking Banderas Bay. Two hours of food, celebration, and spectacle in a welcoming gay environment — the kind of holiday gathering that actually feels special.