How to plan a Las Vegas bachelor party

Las Vegas is the classic bachelor weekend for a reason, but big groups run into the same problems every time: the table isn't actually confirmed, half the crew is stuck in a taxi line and the plan falls apart by midnight. Here's how to avoid all of it.

Pick your weekend early

Prices in Las Vegas swing wildly with events. A fight night, a big convention or Formula 1 week can triple room rates and sell out every car in town. Check the calendar before you pick a date, and book as soon as the date is set.

Villa or suites?

For groups of eight or more, a private estate with a pool gives you a home base, space to spread out and a place for the pre-party. For a smaller crew or a weekend built around the Strip, a multi-bedroom suite or a hotel villa keeps you steps from the clubs. Plenty of groups do both. Whatever you choose, make sure a private home is properly licensed so your stay can't be cancelled.

Book the clubs, don't hope

Dayclubs run from spring into early fall, and nightclubs run all year. A reserved table with bottle service and a host is the only reliable way to get a big group in together. Lock in your main night first.

Mix in something different

Supercar laps at the speedway, a private session at a shooting range, off-road tours in the desert, a round of golf or seats at a fight make the weekend more than a string of late nights.

Solve transport once

A Sprinter or a pair of SUVs on call for the whole weekend keeps the group together and ends the taxi-line problem. It's usually cheaper than it sounds when split across the group.

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