The Ultimate Vegas Bachelor Party

Your best friend is getting married, and you're planning the send-off of a lifetime. This isn't just a trip—it's a mission.

Vegas is the global capital of bachelor party chaos, but chaos requires structure. This itinerary gives you the framework to maximize debauchery while minimizing logistical disasters.

The Game Plan

Friday: Arrival + pool party warm-up Saturday: Full-throttle (dayclub → dinner → megaclub) Sunday: Recovery + sportsbook + nightclub round 2 Monday: Breakfast and GTFO

Day 1: Friday - Arrival & Pool Party

Morning/Afternoon

• 11:00 AM - Land at McCarran, Uber to hotel ($25-40)
• 12:30 PM - Check-in (if rooms ready), drop bags, change
• 1:00 PM - Late lunch at Eggslut (Cosmo) or room service

Afternoon

• 2:30 PM - Pre-game at hotel pool or suite
• 4:00 PM - Hit Marquee Dayclub or Stadium Swim
  • Bottle service for the group ($1,200-2,000 minimum)
  • Get there early to claim your cabana/daybed
  • Hydrate. Seriously.

Evening

• 8:00 PM - Shower and power nap (critical)
• 9:30 PM - Dinner at Beauty & Essex (shareable plates, high energy)
  • Budget: $100-150/person with drinks
  • Make reservation 2 weeks out

Night

• 11:30 PM - Pre-game at hotel bar
• 1:00 AM - OMNIA or Marquee Nightclub
  • Table minimum: $1,500-3,000
  • Guest list if you're going general admission (free before midnight)
• 4:00 AM - After-party food: Tacos El Gordo (downtown) or hotel room service

Day 1 Budget: $400-800/person

Day 2: Saturday - The Main Event

This is the peak. Pace yourselves.

Morning

• 10:00 AM - Wake up, assess damages
• 11:00 AM - Recovery breakfast at hotel
  • Hydrate, carbs, Pedialyte
• 12:00 PM - Pool time (chill, no bottle service)

Afternoon

• 2:00 PM - Encore Beach Club (the crown jewel)
  • Cabana: $2,000-4,000 (split 10 ways = $200-400/person)
  • Top-tier DJs, best production, beautiful people
  • Stay hydrated (for real this time)

Evening

• 7:00 PM - Shower, recover, carb load
• 8:30 PM - Dinner at Carbone (if you booked 30 days out)
  • Backup: Bazaar Meat or Momofuku
  • Budget: $150-250/person
  • Order family-style, get the Spicy Rigatoni

Night

• 11:00 PM - Bar hop the Strip (Commonwealth, Sidebar, Atomic Liquors if downtown)
• 1:00 AM - XS Nightclub (the finale)
  • This is the best megaclub in Vegas. Period.
  • Table: $2,000-5,000
  • Stay until close (4 AM)
• 4:30 AM - Diner food at Peppermill (North Strip)

Day 2 Budget: $600-1,200/person

Day 3: Sunday - Recovery & Round 2

Morning

• 11:00 AM - Sleep
• 12:00 PM - More sleep
• 1:00 PM - Brunch at hotel or Hash House A Go Go

Afternoon

• 2:30 PM - Activity options:
  • Exotics Racing (drive Lamborghinis)
  • Machine Guns Vegas (shoot automatic weapons)
  • Topgolf (low-key, air-conditioned)
• 5:00 PM - Back to hotel, pool time

Evening

• 7:00 PM - Casual dinner (pizza, burgers, whatever)
• 9:00 PM - Sportsbook session at Circa or Wynn
  • Bet on Sunday Night Football or whatever's on
  • Drinks + gambling = bonding

Night (Optional)

• 11:00 PM - Low-key nightclub (On The Record at Park MGM)
  • Or just hit hotel bars and call it early
• 2:00 AM - Bed (you'll need it)

Day 3 Budget: $300-600/person

Day 4: Monday - Checkout & Departure

• 9:00 AM - Checkout
• 10:00 AM - Breakfast at Mon Ami Gabi (Eiffel Tower views)
• 12:00 PM - Uber to airport
• 2:00 PM - Flight home (book afternoon flights)

Day 4 Budget: $50-100/person

Total Budget Breakdown

| Category | Budget Tier | Mid Tier | Luxury Tier | |----------|-------------|----------|-------------| | Hotel (3 nights) | $400 | $600 | $1,200 | | Food & Drinks | $400 | $600 | $1,000 | | Nightclubs (tables) | $300 | $600 | $1,200 | | Dayclubs (cabanas) | $200 | $400 | $800 | | Activities | $100 | $200 | $400 | | Transport & Misc | $100 | $100 | $150 | | TOTAL | $1,500 | $2,500 | $4,750 |

Pro Tips

Logistics

• Book hotels 60 days out (prices double last-minute)
• Make restaurant reservations 30 days out (Carbone, SW, é)
• Get group text chain going (don't lose people)
• Assign a "logistics guy" (one sober person per night who handles Ubers)

Survival

• Hydrate like your life depends on it (because it does)
• Eat real food (not just booze and pool snacks)
• Power naps are sacred (2-hour naps = 6 more hours of party)
• Bring Liquid IV or Pedialyte packets (game changer)

Money

• Split everything upfront (Venmo/Splitwise before the trip)
• Groom drinks free (standard bachelor party rules)
• Bring $500 cash per person (tips, drinks, backup)

Nightlife

• Dress code is real (no sneakers, no shorts, collared shirts)
• Guest lists close at midnight (arrive 11:30 PM or pay cover)
• Table minimums are negotiable (call the club host, not the website)

Red Flags to Avoid

• ❌ Planning pool parties + nightclubs on the same night without naps
• ❌ Not making dinner reservations (you'll end up at Denny's)
• ❌ Bringing the guy who "can't hang" (know your crew's limits)
• ❌ Gambling more than you can afford to lose
• ❌ Taking photos of things you shouldn't (what happens in Vegas...)

Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance should we book?

60 days minimum. Hotel prices and availability get worse every week. Restaurants like Carbone and é need 30+ days.

Should we rent a car?

No. Uber/Lyft for everything. Parking is $30/day, and you'll be too drunk to drive anyway.

What's the best hotel?

Cosmopolitan for bachelor parties. Central location, great nightlife, walkable to everything. Circa if you're doing downtown/sports vibe.

How much should we budget for tables?

$300-600/person for the weekend if you're doing tables at 2 nightclubs + 1 dayclub. Can do it cheaper with general admission, but tables = better experience.

Can we do this on a budget?

Yes. Stay at Park MGM ($120/night), skip tables (guest list instead), eat at cheaper spots (Momofuku, Eggslut, Tacos El Gordo). Budget tier = $1,500/person total.

What if someone gets too drunk?

Have a plan. Assign a rotating "babysitter" who stays 70% sober. Know where the hotel is. Have everyone share location on iPhone. Don't lose people.

Ready to Book?

Use the Blueprint Generator to customize this itinerary for your exact group size, budget, and preferences. Or jump straight to the Group Planner to poll your crew and lock in the details.

This is the send-off he deserves. Make it legendary.