Planning a Las Vegas Bachelorette Party: Travel Guide

Las Vegas bachelorette parties require planning hotels, nightclub tables, pool parties, activities, and transportation for your group. The way it works is this: you pick your dates, book accommodations, reserve tables at clubs and dayclubs, and arrange any special activities before you arrive. Understanding how to plan a Las Vegas bachelorette party prevents last-minute problems and surprise costs during your trip.

Why Vegas Works for Bachelorette Parties

Las Vegas has direct flights from most major cities. Hotels cluster together on the Strip within walking distance. Activities, restaurants, and clubs are packed into a few miles. This makes group coordination easier than spread-out destinations.

Vegas offers different types of experiences. Fine dining restaurants for sophisticated groups. Pool parties and nightclubs for party-focused groups. Shows, spas, and activities for groups that want variety.

Hotels have suite options for groups getting ready together. Restaurants handle large parties without problems. Clubs and entertainment venues expect bachelorette groups. The city makes celebration planning easier.

Planning Your Weekend Schedule

Plan one or two main activities per day. Leave time between activities for rest and getting ready. Do not pack every hour with plans.

A typical weekend works like this. Arrive Friday afternoon. Check into your hotel. Have group dinner at a nice restaurant. Keep Friday low-key since people are traveling.

Saturday is the main party day. Do a pool party or spa during the day. Go to a nightclub or male revue show at night. This is your biggest night out.

Sunday is recovery day. Have brunch before people leave. Some groups add a Sunday pool party if energy levels are high.

This schedule provides structure while remaining flexible. If the bride wants low-key, swap the nightclub for a show or lounge. If she wants maximum partying, add more club nights.

Book hotels early. Properties like Cosmopolitan, Aria, and Encore work well for bachelorette groups. Book connecting rooms or a suite so your group has space to get ready together.

Pool Parties and Dayclubs

Pool parties run from 11 AM to 6 PM during pool season (March through October). Stadium Swim operates year-round. These are outdoor nightclubs with DJs, not quiet pools.

Top dayclubs are Encore Beach Club, Marquee Dayclub, TAO Beach, LIV Beach, AYU Dayclub, and Palm Tree Beach Club. Reserve a daybed or cabana for your group. This gives you a spot with shade, seating, and server attention.

Daybeds start at $750. Cabanas cost $1,500 to $25,000 depending on venue, day, and location. Saturday prices cost more than weekday prices.

Book pool parties in advance. Popular spots sell out early on Saturdays and holiday weekends. Last-minute bookings mean limited options or getting turned away.

Male Revue Shows

Male revue shows include Magic Mike Live, Chippendales, Thunder From Down Under, and Black Magic. These shows last 90 minutes. They include audience interaction designed for bachelorette groups.

Tickets cost $60 to $150 per person, depending on the show and seating. Shows start at 8 PM or 10 PM. Book tickets in advance for weekend shows.

These shows work well before nightclubs. You can have dinner at 6 PM, then see the show at 8 PM or 10 PM, and go to clubs afterward.

Dining Options

Make dinner reservations at least 2 weeks ahead for weekend visits. Popular restaurants book up fast.

Restaurants like STK, Catch, and Beauty & Essex work well for bachelorette groups. These spots handle large parties and have a good atmosphere for celebrations.

Mid-tier dining costs $40 to $75 per person. High-end restaurants cost $125 or more per person. This does not include drinks or a tip.

Buffets cost $50 to $110 per person, depending on the property. These work for groups with different food preferences.

Schedule dinner for 7 to 8 PM if you plan to go to clubs after. This gives you time to eat, get back to your hotel, and get ready for nightlife.

Nightclub Options

Top nightclubs for bachelorette parties are XS, Omnia, Hakkasan, LIV, Marquee, Zouk, and On The Record. These clubs operate Thursday through Saturday nights.

Book nightclub tables in advance through a host. Tables for 6 to 10 women typically have beverage minimums of $1,000 to $3,000, depending on the club and night.

Saturday nights cost more than Thursday or Friday nights. Nights with major DJs cost more than regular nights.

The beverage minimum goes toward bottles and menu items at your table. You pay the minimum plus tax, venue fee, and gratuity upfront.

Dress code is enforced strictly. Women need upscale attire. No gym clothes. Keep your shoes on. Clubs turn people away for breaking the dress code.

Arrive between 11 PM and midnight. Earlier, the club was not full yet. Later, and you miss peak hours.

Budget Planning

Talk about money early in the planning process. Everyone needs to agree on spending limits before you book anything.

Some groups split all costs evenly. Other groups have bridesmaids cover the bride’s share. Some activities are optional while others are mandatory. Decide this before the trip.

Average per-person spending for a bachelorette weekend ranges from $500 to $1,500. This does not include hotel and flights. This covers 2 nights of clubs, 1 to 2 pool parties, meals, and activities.

Hotel costs run $150 to $400 per night for standard rooms. Suites cost $300 to $1,500 or more per night. Split room costs among roommates to save money.

Book early to get lower prices. Thursday arrivals cost less than Friday arrivals. Sharing rooms reduces per-person costs.

Working with a host can save money on nightclub and pool party reservations. Hosts get better pricing and table locations than booking on their own.

Holiday weekends cost 50 to 100 percent more. New Year’s Eve, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and fight weekends have much higher prices.

Planning Your Vegas Bachelorette Party

Las Vegas bachelorette parties require planning hotels, nightclub tables, pool parties, and activities before you arrive. Book 4 to 8 weeks ahead for regular weekends. Book 8 to 12 weeks ahead for holiday weekends.

Pick one or two main activities per day. Leave time between activities for rest and getting ready. Do not pack every hour with plans.

Talk about the budget early with your group. Average per-person spending ranges from $500 to $1,500 for the weekend, not including hotel and flights.

Book through a host for nightclubs and pool parties. Hosts get better pricing and table locations than booking on their own.

Know your total costs upfront. Understand what is included and what costs extra, like meals, tips, and activities.

If you need help planning your Las Vegas bachelorette party, understanding costs, or booking packages that make sense for your group and budget, contact Bachelorette Vegas, and we’ll walk you through it. We know how the Vegas system works and what stops problems later.