A twisted never-sleeps city of boozy bars, raunchy reviews, sultry strip clubs, and wild weekend activities around every corner — and that’s only the PG-rated version of Sin City.
Longstanding as a magnet for partygoers from near and far – vacationers in search of a little let-loose reprieve and bachelorette (and bachelor) parties who want to turn up to the next level – it’s no wonder that Las Vegas is considered one of the ultimate bachelorette party destinations.
If you’re after style, this dusty Mojave Desert resort town has got you covered. From luxury limo rides to sky-high penthouse suites, decadent cocktail bars, and nightclubs that go until dawn, there’s an element of extravagance at every turn – ensuring you’ll never run out of Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas.
But if it’s a pure party vibe you want to play, then with pool parties, club crawls, beer pong, bottomless brunches, and male revues all on the cards, you’re in for one unforgettable final fling before the ring.
Not to mention, Sin City is crawling with hunks — from the Chippendale dancers on The Strip to the bartenders shaking up cocktails at your favorite dive bar.
Ready to let loose in Vegas with your nearest and dearest gal pals before the bride-to-be gets hitched? Without further ado, here are 50 of the best things to do in Las Vegas for a bachelorette party — pick your favorite, down a couple of tequila shots, and start putting together the perfect Las Vegas bachelorette party package!
1 – Take a classy limousine ride
Grab your gals, pop a bottle (or three) of the finest bubble, and let’s get your bachelorette weekend kickstarted in style! After all, what’s a bachelorette party without a little (or a lot) of luxury? And there’s no better way to travel around Vegas than in your own private limo.
Not only will you avoid the hassle of hailing cabs or waiting for buses, but you’ll also get to arrive at all your destinations feeling like royalty, with no shortage of time to down drinks and blast the stereo in between each stop. Plus, with your own chauffeur on hand (did someone say detour to McDonald’s?), and the opportunity to arrange for extra entertainment (if you catch the drift), you can be sure that your bachelorette party will be one to remember.
So whether you’re heading to the casino, hitting up the world-famous clubs, or just admiring the glittering skyline while you soak in the elite feeling of a limo ride, making the most of the sound system, bottle service, and private driver, there’s no better way to travel the Strip.
Go classic with your black stretch limo, or beef it up with a hey-look-at-me pink Hummer! Either way, you’ll be feeling like a million bucks. Just be sure to book in advance, as these luxurious rides are in high demand – especially on weekends!
2 – Cool off at some pool parties
Synonymous with Sin City, a boozy pool party is quintessential for any bachelorette party in Vegas.
And with a plethora of lavish rooftop pools and daytime (and evening) parties to choose from, you and your girls will be spoilt for choice. Whether you’re looking to lounge by the pool all day, drink cocktails under the sun, or dance the day away to big-name DJs as you sling back tequila shots that the charming British backpacker just bought you, there’s a pool party to suit every taste.
If you’re on the hunt for some rest and relaxation during the day, Bali-inspired Ayu Dayclub has got you covered. With beautiful huts and grass features reminiscent of Southeast Asia’s idyllic islands, it’s a low-key party spot where you can while away the hours sipping on cocktails by the pool.
But if you’re looking to get your party on, then look no further than Wet Republic at MGM Grand – one of the most popular pool clubs in Vegas. With world-famous DJs, celebrity guests, and a whole lot of ripped fellas as bikini-clad ladies, it’s easy to see why this place is always packed to the rafters.
And for those who want to take their pool party game up a notch (or two), Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan boasts an impressive multi-pool deck complete with a killer sound system, and dozens of cabanas and daybeds that overlook the Strip.
Arguably the wildest party of the bunch, hosting names like Chainsmokers, David Guetta, and Kygo, Encore Beach Club at the Wynn is another firm favorite. Also at the Wynn is the famous Sunday even XS NightSwim – and make no mistake, this one gets loose.
So whether you’re looking for a relaxed pool day or an all-out party (or even a chance to go topless – in which case check out Bare at the Mirage), there’s sure to be a pool club that suits your needs. And with entry prices often free for women, it won’t break the bank either!
With so many incredible pool parties to choose from, there’s no excuse not to take advantage of Vegas’ sunny weather and world-class partying scene!
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3 – Dress to the nines for the Legacy Club
Upscale, cozy, and with one heck of a view, the Legacy Club is the perfect place to enjoy a classy night out with your girlfriends.
Situated on the 60th floor of the Circa hotel, just around the corner from the Fremont Street Experience, this swanky spot boasts stunning views of the entire Strip, making it the perfect place to watch the sunset over Sin City.
With an extensive menu of delicious handcrafted cocktails and small plates to share, you’ll be spoilt for choice at this intimate lounge. And with both live bands and DJs gracing the stage regularly, putting out everything from electro-swing to Top40 hits, you can enjoy some fantastic music as you sip on cocktails and take in the stunning vista. In the cooler months, thanks to crackling outdoor fireplaces, the terrace is still a great place to enjoy the views – even when it’s a little chilly!
More than worth dressing up for, this coveted institution welcomes a more refined kind of partygoer – so if you and your girls are looking for a sophisticated evening out, then look no further than the Legacy Club!
4 – Admire the talent on display at Thunder from Down Under
With abs so chiseled you could grate cheese on them, and moves so steamy they could make a nun blush, it’s no wonder that the Thunder from Down Under show is one of the most popular bachelorette party ideas in Vegas!
This Australian-import Male Revue has been wowing audiences on the Strip for years with their raunchy dance routines and cheeky humor, and it’s easy to see why. If you’re looking for a fun (and naughty) night out with your girlfriends, then these blokes have just what the doctor ordered.
With an ever-changing roster of hunky dancers, there’s always something new to ogle at this popular male revue – making it a top choice for a night of lip-biting, eye-popping fun!
You’ll find this explosive 90-minute, interactive muscle-fest over at the Excalibur hotel. After the spicy show leaves you on a high, you’re then a stone’s throw from a slew of bars, restaurants, nightclubs, and casino floor action at the southern end of the Strip.
5 – Pamper yourselves at a spa
While a good old-fashioned pampering might not be first to mind when it comes to things to do in Vegas for bachelorette parties, nothing quite eases the hangover like time at one of the city’s world-class spas.
Whether you’re looking to get glammed up for a big night out, or just in dire need of some relaxation after all that partying, there’s sure to be a spa service that fits the bill. From hair and makeup services to massages (everything from Thia to Swedish, hot stone, deep tissue, and more), facials, mani-pedis, yoga (and hot yoga) classes, and even full-on day packages complete with lunch and transport, you and your girls can take some time out to enjoy a little luxury.
With so many incredible spas on offer in Vegas, it’s easy to find a serene oasis. But where to begin? At the Canyon Ranch SpaClub at The Venetian, you’ll uncover a Finnish sauna, hydro spa, crystal steam room, igloo, and for those who want to get active, a 40ft (12m) indoor climbing wall.
Over at the Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace, besides all the typical spa treatments, you’ll also find the Arctic Ice Room – the only one of its kind in the world – where you’ll recline on a heated bench in the chilly air as snowflakes trickle down for the ceiling. Talk about a contrast to the desert heat.
Meanwhile, The Spa at Vdara is known for its five-star service. Whether you go for the dry body brushing, volcanic stone massage, salt scrubs, or head-to-toe slathering of skin-softening body butter, you’ll walk away refreshed as a new woman.
Still searching? The Spa at Encore oozes glamour, the Imperial Spa Las Vegas, located off the strip, is the most affordable of the bunch, while the Spa Mandalay at Mandalay Bay, despite being a big-name hotel, it’s too expensive either at just $30 for a day pass.
Hot tip: while you can find amazing deals on so many Las Vegas bachelorette party activities by booking online in advance, the most significant savings come with the spa bookings. You can save up to 50% by locking in your timeslot early compared to being a walk-in — and if you’re a group of a half-dozen plus, then walk-ins will be tricky regardless.
6 – Hit up the Chateau Nightclub & Rooftop
One of those Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas that are criminally underrated, while also reserved for those who don’t mind a little luxury and splurging, many consider Chateau to be one of the city’s best nightclubs – and it just happens to be located under the awning of the half-size Eiffel Tower replica.
With incredible views over the Strip below, as well as an expansive outdoor terrace area that’s become somewhat of a celebrated celebrity hotspot, this is one of those special places that’ll make your bachelorette party photos pop. Across 45,000 square feet of dancefloor, comfy booths, and French-inspired decor, partygoers can get the VIP experience and bottle service, or go the more affordable route by getting on the guest list (or just paying cover at the door).
Just note that Chateau is a dress-to-impress club, so if you and your girls are wearing sneakers, jeans, or anything too casual, you’ll likely be turned away — similarly, because of its status and popularity, a reservation ahead is often required.
You’ll find a mix of music here (hip hop, EDM, and Top 40), plus there’s even a VIP pool if you want to add a little more excitement to your night. Just remember: drinks aren’t the cheapest in town (but with Bellagio Fountain views, you wouldn’t expect them to be), so come prepared to spend big if you want to drink here all night long.
7 – Soar above the Strip with a helicopter tour
From the ground, Sin City is rife with high energy, noise, bright lights, and all kinds of unique people. But one of the best things to do in Las Vegas at night is to take to the skies in a Vegas Strip helicopter tour and see the region in an entirely different light – quite literally.
As day turns to night, the city comes alive with even more energy, and from up high, you’ll see just how vast and sprawling it really is. Whether you want to swoop low over The Strip, soaring above famous casinos and hotels like Caesars Palace, the Strat, and the Bellagio Fountains, or out over the desert to get a different perspective with a birds-eye view of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, there are plenty of amazing helicopter tours on offer.
And, of course, there’s no shortage of daytime flights too – the shorter (15 minutes) ones are more affordable than you might think. Just remember to book ahead as they often sell out fast – especially during peak season!
If you’ve got more time (and a little extra) cash to burn, even if just a gift for the bride-to-be and maid of honor, consider a dramatic flight out to the majestic Grand Canyon. As one of America’s most cherished natural sites, jealousy-evoking Insta shots are all but guaranteed.
Some companies will even pick you up from your hotel in a limo before whisking you off to the helipad for your flight. How’s that for makin’ it rain?
8 – Play some beer pong at O’Sheas Irish Pub
One of those classic pub games that always promises a good (read: rowdy) time, beer pong is a party staple for a reason. And, if you want to get your game on in Vegas, there’s no better place to do it than at O’Sheas Irish Pub at The LINQ.
With cheap (and festively dyed green) drinks, live entertainment every night of the week in the form of a toe-tappin’ band, and – most importantly – beer pong tables galore, this is one of the best places in town to let loose and have some fun. The pub also has pool tables if beer pong isn’t your thing, as well as darts and cornhole. And, of course, being Vegas, you don’t have to wander far if you want to test your luck – O’Shea’s also sports blackjack, roulette, and craps if you fancy throwing down some cash.
If you happen to be visiting Vegas in March – specifically around the time of St. Patrick’s Day – there’s no place you’d rather be than this Irish-inspired party pub. So add it to your list of Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas and pour yourself a Guinness! cheap drinks.
9 – Experience the very best in local fine dining
Thanks to its reputation as the entertainment capital of the world (parties, casinos, shows, and booze come to mind, right?), meals in Las Vegas can sometimes be an afterthought. However, if you’re looking for a more sophisticated experience, there are plenty of amazing restaurants to choose from that are sure to tantalize the tastebuds.
For example, if you want to treat the bride-to-be to a meal she’ll never forget, book a table at Joël Robuchon. This three-Michelin-starred French restaurant is one of the most celebrated globally (the first and only restaurant in the city to be awarded three stars). It offers an exquisite dining experience crafted by France’s Chef of the Century.
From the moment you step inside and see the lavish decor and stunning chandeliers, you’ll know you’re in for something special. The menu features seasonal French cuisine that is both elegant and delicious, and the wine list is extensive (and very impressive).
If your gals are after more of a group affair, you can’t go wrong with Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen. Located inside the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, this restaurant is famous for its tender beef Wellington and sticky toffee pudding – and, of course, the eponymous profanity-laden TV show. The menu has something for everyone, and the steak is some of the best in town.
For an entertaining and comprehensive dining experience, head to É by José Andrés. Limited to six people, the two-hour event includes a 20-course tasting menu that fuses classical Spanish dishes with a modern twist. Or, for something truly unique, book a group table at Blackout. True to its name, when the lights are off, your smell and taste senses are heightened.
Last but not least (on this list, at least), is Top of The World. Straddling the 108th floor of the Strat Hotel, this rotating restaurant offers 360 degrees of the sprawling Vegas valley, with succulent mains, handcrafted cocktails, and a decade wine and dessert list to boot.
No matter what kind of cuisine you’re into, if you’re looking for world-class fare, you’ll find it in Vegas.
10 – Learn to twerk with a Stripper 101 class
Have you ever wanted to learn how to work a pole? How about mastering the art of the twerk and booty shake? With sexy striptease classes at Stripper 101, you and your girls can do just that – and more!
Guaranteeing plenty of laughs along the way, Stripper 101 is the perfect activity for a group of girlfriends looking to let loose and have some fun. The class starts with a cocktail in hand, and then get ready to grab life by the pole with a short introduction to the art of pole dancing, followed by a hands-on session where you’ll learn the basic striptease techniques, eyebrow-raising pole moves, how to give a lap dance, and some sensual basic floor work too.
You’ll also get to practice your new skills with a routine set to music at the end of the class! Not only is it a great workout, but you’ll also have a blast doing it. And who knows – you might even discover a hidden talent!
As many grooms and fiancés have admitted, the Stripper 101 course (as well as the Stripper 101 License with your very own stripper name) is one of the best souvenirs any bride-to-be can bring home… if you catch the drift.
So if you’re looking for something unique (and just a little bit naughty), add Stripper 101 to your list of Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas.
Hot tip: Consider also Pole Fitness Studio, another great option for learning pole dancing in Las Vegas.
11 – Join a scooter tour in Red Rock Canyon
For when the booze and beats wear off and you need some fresh air to ground yourself once more, a little trip away from the bright lights and out into the heart of beautiful mother nature provides a wonderful change of scenery and a handful of Insta-worthy moments – making Red Rock Canyon a great addition to any Las Vegas bachelorette party package.
Spawling and majestic, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area boasts miles worth of hiking trails, fascinating Native American petroglyphs, and towering sandstone buttes and peaks, all within close proximity to the Strip. While hiking or driving through the area are each beloved excursions, considered some of the best Red Rock Canyon tours from Las vegas, having the wind flow through your hair as you zoom around on a scooter or bike is one heck of a feeling – be that saddled into a smooth-moving Vespa or a roaring Harley.
You’ll find adventure-focused bike tours (electric bikes, road bikes, or calorie-burning mountain bikes) that meander along the dusty red trails, ideal for the tomboys of the group; Jeep and 4×4 tours for those who prefer to play more traditional tourist (with the knowledgable tour guide to boot), and combination tours that hit up equally (if not more so) impressive natural landscapes like the Valley of Fire and manmade attractions like the Seven Magic Mountains (very close to the Red Rock area, and one of the more common combo tours) or the Hoover Dam.
Or, for something different, consider a helicopter flight or get back to nature proper with a horseback adventure through the desert.
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12 – Find peace and quiet at Lake Mead
Sparkling and sprawling, Lake Mead is the perfect place to cool off and relax with your girls after a long night of partying in Sin City. With miles of hiking trails, stunning desert landscapes, and plenty of opportunities for fishing, swimming, boating, and all kinds of watersports, there’s something for everyone at this infamous manmade reservoir.
Sitting about 40 minutes drive from Vegas, Lake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular places to visit in Nevada – and for good reason. The area surrounding the lake is huge (nearly 1.5 million acres), with some 550 miles of animal-rich and beautiful shoreline, so you could easily spend a day or two exploring all it has to offer and barely even scratch the surface. If you’re short on time, though, a few hours is still enough to get a taste of the outdoor fun to be had here.
On land, it’s hiking trails galore. The Historic Railroad Hiking Trail is about 7.5 miles roundtrip at an elevation of 445 feet, leading you to the imposing Hoover Dam, while the Shoreline Trail and Owl Canyon take you through beautiful slot canyons – both easy enough on any hungover day (sweat it out, right?).
Yet if you’re not feeling overly active, ask any local and they’ll attest: one of the best things to do in Lake Mead is rent a boat and cruise around on the water (wine-filled cooler and snacks onboard, of course) – taking in the stunning desert scenery as you go. You can also hop on a kayak or paddleboard and explore some of the many coves and hidden beaches that dot the shoreline. Or, if you’re looking for a more luxurious experience, there are plenty of companies offering yacht rentals with bubbly.
For a change of pace — whether slow-paced lazing on the beach and working on the tan, or fast-paced waterskiing or wakeboarding as one of the many water sports on offer — Lake Mead is a solid addition to any list of Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas.
13 – Soak in the view from the Rio Hotel’s VooDoo Lounge
With flair bartenders serving up drinks like the Love Potion and the Witch Doctor, using a stir on the dance floor is practically mandatory at this spooky-chic hotspot. Located on the 50th and 51st floors of the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, VooDoo Lounge offers killer views of the city to go along with its killer cocktails.
Come early to snag a table on the elegant outdoor patio – which comes complete with fire pits to keep you cozy as night falls – then head inside to hit up the dance floor as a live band or DJ provides the soundtrack for your evening. If you want to get even higher (literally), there’s also a rooftop deck that’s open weather permitting, offering yet another perspective of The Strip below.
Complementing the exclusive lounge and bar area, just downstairs you’ll also find a beloved eaterie: the gourmet Voodoo Steakhouse. Underrated yet scrumptious, this restaurant serves steaks and chops, among your typical shareable appetizers, that will leave you stuffed. Of course, you’ll find no shortage of fancy wines, local brews, and quirky cocktails (some served alongside steamy dry ice!) to wash it all down.
Keep in mind: after 8 pm, the rooftop turns more into a nightclub – so get in early if you want swanky but relaxed cocktails, or rock up later on if you want to bust out those dancing shoes!
14 – Grab the mic for some karaoke
Consider yourself the next American Idol? Whether your spirit animal is Lady Gaga, Queen, or Journey, everyone loves to belt out their favorite tunes once in a while – and what better place to do it than Sin City?
If you want to keep things low-key, almost every casino on The Strip has its own karaoke bar where you can sing your heart out without having to worry about being on stage. For a more intimate experience, there are also private karaoke rooms available at many hotels and resorts.
Or, if you’re feeling bold (and keen on meeting some new friends – setting up the bridesmaids, maybe?), there are also a handful of bars and nightclubs that offer group karaoke. These are usually pretty high-energy affairs, so if you’re looking to get the party started, this is the way to go!
So, with myriad choices, where do we begin? If you’re after something cozy, private, and oozing luxury, Kamu Ultra Karaoke in the Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes has room for up to 15 wannabe vocalists in a range of quirkily-themed rooms.
Less fancy and more about the live music experience, with an undeniably New York style, Don’t Tell Mama near Fremont Street is a piano bar with 20 different beers on tap. Opening every night at 8, this underrated haunt is known for its open-mic setup, where courageous visitors can sing alongside the live pianists! (if you need a song suggestion, you could do far worse than ‘Piano Man’ by Billy Joel here.)
If you fancy an early-week romp with a welcoming and oft-flamboyant crowd, head to Freezone on Mondays or Tuesdays, a lively gay bar where the drinks are as cheap as they are strong.
Meanwhile, every night from 9 pm till as late as 3 am on the weekdays or 4 am on the weekends, Ellis Island has consistently been awarded the best karaoke spot in Vegas. With a menu of over 10,000 oldies and modern classics, you’re sure to find your song.
Of, if you prefer some old-timey country twang, Gilley’s is all about that Southern charm, hosting fun-for-all-genres karaoke on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8 pm.
One last thing to keep in mind: some places will have a minimum number of drinks that you need to buy in order to use their karaoke services, so come prepared (or be ready to make some new friends at the bar)!
15 – Sip something sweet at the Waldorf Astoria’s SkyBar
Perched on the 23rd floor of the haute-couture Waldorf Astoria, the Skybar is an elegant and airy space that offers stunning views of The Strip. Whether you’re sipping on a classic martini or one of their inventive cocktails (the ‘Sinatra’ is a particular favorite, honoring the long-time Vegas resident), this bar is the perfect place to unwind after a long day of exploring.
Thanks to the hotel’s non-gaming status (a Vegas hotel WITHOUT gambling? Yep, you read that right), the SkyBar welcomes a typically more sophisticated and exclusive crowd. They come in search of exclusivity and stunning views of the Strip, and they stay for the magic created by the expert mixologists.
While a little pricier than most bars in town, if you’re looking for some more refined things to do in Vegas for a bachelorette party, it’s hard to go wrong at SkyBar
And, of course, if you do want to test your luck on a casino floor, the ARIA is right next door should you be feeling on a high after a couple of Manhattans.
16 – Check out the hunky Men of Sapphire
Shredded, handsome, and oh so tantalizing, the Men of Sapphire performance at the Saphire Showroom is 180 minutes of pure jaw-to-floor magic. It’s a little bit raunchy, definitely naughty, and a whole lot of fun.
Men of Sapphire is one of the most popular adult shows in Las Vegas, and it’s easy to see why. From the moment you step into the club, you’re greeted by half-naked men covered in oil (and not much else, to be frank).
From cowboys, firemen, and bikers to dancers and army men wielding their weapons, a slew of fantasies is put on center stage. But unlike your typical Vegas performance review show, it’s not three hours of watching people on stage – it’s far more interactive, with ladies encouraged to crowd around the stage and see how much extra attention a dollar tip will get you.
Traveling with the bride-to-be in tow? Then you can slide a piece of paper to the DJ volunteering the bachelorette for a stage dance – or a private dance if you don’t mind splashing a little extra cash – that she won’t soon forget.
We’ve said it’s a three-hour show, which it is. Officially, that’s when it wraps up. Unofficially, you never actually have to leave. Instead, the show transitions into a male strip club with private lap dances, drinks on tap, and an atmosphere full of six-packs that will make any cluster of bridesmaids swoon.
17 – Go kayaking on Lake Mead
Peaceful, relaxing, and a welcomed change of pace from the bright lights of the Strip, Kayaking delivers an experience like no other in Sin City. We know what you’re thinking, “Kayaking? In the desert?!”. But trust us, it’s a thing.
Just outside of town there’s Lake Mead – one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. And when we say large, we mean huge. Renting a kayak for an afternoon is the perfect activity for a group of friends looking to escape the heat and get in some exercise. Paddle around for a bit, work up a sweat, then cool off with a swim. It’s the perfect way to spend a day in nature without having to leave town. Just be sure to pack plenty of sunscreen!
If you’re after something more organized, the locally-led guided tours of Emerald Cave are a fantastic option. You’ll paddle your way through the stunningly bright turquoise waters of the cave, learning about the history and geology of the area along the way. It’s an unforgettable experience that’s perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
And how could we forget the Grand Canyon? While a much more comprehensive trip no doubt, there are plenty of guided kayaking tours that will take you through the canyon’s stunning scenery. It’s an epic experience, but one that requires a bit more planning (and a higher price tag).
18 – Watch one of the brilliant Cirque du Soleil shows
Come one, come all! Step right up and see the greatest show on earth. We’re of course talking about Cirque du Soleil, the world-famous French Canadian circus troupe that’s taken Las Vegas by storm.
With a variety of different shows to choose from, there’s sure to be something for everyone in your group. From the aquatic acrobatics of “O” to the Beatles-themed “Love”, there’s a little bit of everything on offer. And if you’re looking for something a little more risque, then Treasure Island’s Mystère pays homage to all the iconic Las Vegas glitz and glam. Music fans, check out Michael Jackson ONE show at Mandalay Bay, or for all of you East Coasters, consider front row tickets to Mad Apple, a Cirque performance with a magical twist on all things New York City.
Last but not least (for now) is KÀ at the MGM Grand – one of the first Cirque du Soleil shows that fuses circus performance with an enchanting cinematic storyline.
But no matter which shows you choose, one thing is for sure – you’re in for a treat. Each and every performance is an assault on the senses, with jaw-dropping feats of athleticism and artistry that will leave you breathless. It’s the perfect way to add a touch of class to your bachelorette party, and an experience you’ll never forget.
With tickets starting at around $69, it might not be the cheapest show on the Strip, but as one of the best shows in Las Vegas, it’s a surefire extravaganza that deserves a spot on the bucket lists if the bride-to-be loves live entertainment.
19 – Spend an afternoon horse riding
A ticket to step into the rootin’-tootin’ Wild West, for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, horse riding is a great option. Just outside of entertainment Mecca lay plenty of ranches offering guided tours for all levels of experience, from complete beginners to seasoned riders.
Whether you’re looking to trot along leisurely or gallop through the desert at breakneck speed, there’s an option for everyone. And if you really want to go all out, consider booking a private tour with a group of friends. This way you can customize your itinerary and make the most of your time in the saddle.
Just be sure to wear sunscreen and pack plenty of water!
Maverick Ranch, Joshua Tree National Park, the sun-scorched Valley of Fire, and Red Rock Canyon are all terrific options for those looking to explore the area on horseback, winding through dusty trails in some of Nevada’s most captivating and untouched scenery.
With some adventures also including hearty BBQ lunches, sunset dinners, or cowboy camping under the stars, it’s an all-inclusive package that takes you back to a simpler time. So, round up your posse and head on out for a day (or more) of horseback riding – it’s sure to be a wild ride as you hit up some of the lesser-known places to visit in Las Vegas for a bachelorette party.
20 – Test your luck at the famous Vegas casinos
Talk about stating the obvious, right? But with so many casinos to choose from, it can be tough to know where to start.
For the most part, they all offer the same games – slots, blackjack, poker, roulette – but each one has its own unique atmosphere. The Venetian is an opulent Italian-themed casino that’s a sight to behold, while Caesars Palace exudes classic old-school Las Vegas charm.
The Bellagio is perhaps the most iconic casino on the Strip thanks to its massive fountain show (which happens every half hour from three pm onwards), while Mandalay Bay offers visitors a more laid-back gambling experience with its beachy vibe and Shark Reef Aquarium. Circus Circus is about as ‘family-friendly’ as a casino can get thanks to its indoor Adventuredome theme park and free circus shows, while the Mirage volcano is a must-see for anyone visiting Las Vegas.
And of course, no trip to Las Vegas would be complete without a visit to the world-famous Wynn casino. With its luxurious decor and high-end shops, it’s the perfect place to blow some cash and people-watch.
Everything mentioned thus far is on the Strip – but how could we forget about good old Downtown, the Fremont Street zone that started it all? While not as flashy or glitzy as its Strip counterpart, Downtown is still home to some of the best and most classic casinos in Vegas, including The D, Golden Nugget, and Binion’s Gambling Hall.
So whether you’re looking to play it safe or go all out, there’s a casino for everyone in Las Vegas. Just remember – the house always wins.
Hot tip: on most casino floors, drinks are free – just leave a good tip with the server so they’ll come back more often.
21 – Drink and dance at OMNIA Nightclub
Looking for high-energy things to do in Vegas for a bachelorette party? Sporting a wicked sound system, world-renowned DJs, and a breathtaking view of the city below, OMNIA nightclub inside the illustrious Caesars Palace is one of the hottest places to be in Vegas right now.
With a massive dance floor, multiple VIP areas (where, if you keep your eyes peeled, odds are you’ll spot a celebrity or two), and plenty of bars to keep things flowing, this club knows how to party – and they do it big. If you’re looking to let loose and dance the night away, on any one of the venue’s three levels, this is the place to be.
The lineup changes regularly, with both resident DJs and traveling artists donning the stage and playing a good mix of Top 40, Hip Hop, and EDM. However, just to give you a little taste of the caliber of talent; Afrojack, Armin Van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Nicky Romero, Chuckie, Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, Krewella, Nervo, and Showtek have all dropped beats here.
Ladies, just be sure to dress to impress.
22 – Hold on tight to the mechanical bull
Save a horse, ride a cowboy. But before you do that, best get some practice first on one of Vegas’ mechanical bulls. Definitely much more difficult than they look, these bulls will give you a wild ride – and a good laugh too, as you watch your friends attempt to stay on for more than two seconds.
You can find mechanical bulls at various bars around town, such as the Gilley’s in Treasure Island, a western-themed BBQ restaurant that also puts on a hell of a midweek karaoke show (see #14), or the PBR Rock Bar along the Las Vegas Strip in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.
At PBR, likewise Chayo Mexicano at Linq, it’ll set you back $10 to ride the bull – but can you really put a price on bragging rights when you stay on longer than the rest of your girlfriends? Exactly.
Meanwhile, over at the Fremont Street end of the city, The Nerd at Neonopolis’ mechanical bull is shaped more like, well, let’s just say it’s fitting for a bachelorette shindig – the perfect photo opportunity for a pic that will never be allowed to leave the group chat. After the rowdy ride, bowling lanes and arcade games await.
23 – Set off on a hot air balloon ride
For a truly unique and breathtaking experience, take to the skies with a hot air balloon ride over the Nevada desert. With sweeping views of the city below from soaring heights of 10,000 feet, it’s an unforgettable way to start (or end) your trip – and certainly, one of the less appreciated Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas.
Ideal for both a sunrise vantage point (if you can muster up the courage to wake at the crack of dawn – hint, maybe have a quiet night the day before) and a spectacular sunset, these birds-eye views of the desert landscape are humbling, showcasing the raw size of the Mojave and how very different it is from the bright lights of Sin City.
The majority of Las Vegas balloon rides aren’t actually in Vegas proper, but launch from the small town of Pahrump, located about 40 miles west of the city. And thanks to its location, you’ll be able to appreciate the enchanting landscapes of both Western Nevada and Eastern California.
With a glass of champagne or sparkling cider upon landing as well as a commemorative flight certificate to show off to the friends and family at home, it’s a wonderful day out.
24 – Try not to drool too much when watching the Chippendales
Chiseled with twisted steel and sex appeal, the infamous Chippendales show is the ultimate ladies night out – and an ideal way to get the bride-to-be hyped for her big day.
This Las Vegas staple has been running for over three decades, and in that time they’ve perfected the art of the striptease, with a tantalizing mix of both dance routines and audience interaction that’s sure to get everyone in your group excited.
What’s more, this isn’t just some run-of-the-mill male revue; these guys are actors, dancers, and performers who know how to put on a show. Think Broadway meets Magic Mike, and you’re on the right track.
So if you’re looking for a raunchy night out that’s also high on entertainment value, Chippendales is the perfect choice to add to your Las Vegas Bachelorette party package. You’ll find the boys strutting their stuff inside their custom-built home at Rio Las Vegas – just be sure to book your tickets in advance, as this show is always in high demand, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
25 – Get a little fancy at the Foundation Room
A Mandalay Bay bachelorette party isn’t complete without a visit to the Foundation Room, one of the most popular rooftop bars in all of Las Vegas.
With its stunning views of the city skyline from its 63-story-high terrace and its charming and glamorous old-Hollywood vibe, it’s easy to see why this place is such a hit with visitors – especially those celebrating a special occasion.
But what really sets the Foundation Room apart from other bars is its incredible selection of drinks; whether you’re looking for a classic cocktail or something a little more unique, they’ve got you covered. And if you’re feeling extra indulgent, be sure to order one of their decadent shared plates.
Of course, no visit to the sophisticated Foundation Room would be complete without taking a spin on the dance floor – and with a live DJ spinning tunes until late, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to let loose and enjoy yourself. Just be sure to dress to impress, as this is one of the chicest spots in town.
Hot tip: arrive early and grab a table for dinner – otherwise, you’re looking at general admission prices of $20 per person if you’re heading straight up to the dance floor.
26 – Sashay away to RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE! Las Vegas
For a truly one-of-a-kind show that the whole group will love, look no further than RuPaul’s Drag Race Live! Las Vegas at the Flamingo – a top-tapping extravaganza that will have you lipsyncing FOR YOUR LIFE!
Featuring some of the most popular queens from the hit TV show (including Asia O’Hara, Derrick Barry, Eureka O’Hara, Jada Essence Hall, Kameron Michaels, Naomi Smalls, Plastique Tiara, and Trinity K Bonet), this live production brings all the glitz, glamour, drama and comedy of the small screen to life – and it makes for an unforgettable night out.
With outrageous costumes, jaw-dropping dance numbers, and plenty of audience interaction, this is definitely not your typical drag show. And with a different lineup of famous queens each night, you’re guaranteed a unique experience every time.
So if you’re looking for a fun and festive way to celebrate your last few days as a single lady, RuPaul’s Drag Race Live! Las Vegas is a perfect choice. Now sashay away and go get your tickets early. Want a true VIP experience? Consider the Meet & Greet Upgrade where you and the bride-to-be can pose with the queens and go behind the scenes.
27 – Go ziplining!
A surefire way to lift the heart rate, ziplining is one of the most popular outdoor activities in Las Vegas – and it’s perfect for a group of thrill-seeking bachelorettes.
There are a few different zipline operators to choose from in Sin City, but before we explore the options, if you want sky-high thrills surrounded by raw nature, consider one of the half-day zipline tours in Bootleg Canyon. With over 1.5 miles of zipline throughout four separate runs through stunning desert scenery; available during the day, at sunset, and under the moonlight, you’re sure to find a tour that fits your schedule – and your sense of adventure.
If you’re looking for something a little closer to the Strip, look no further than the Fly LINQ Zipline. Launching from a 12-story tower, the line soars above the LINQ Promenade – a pedestrian-friendly outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment district in the heart of Las Vegas.
With two side-by-side ziplines that reach speeds of up to 35 miles per hour, it’s perfect for groups who want to race each other to the finish line. Plus, with tickets discounted when traveling in groups of 10+, it can be more affordable than meets the eye.
Over at the Fremont Street Experience, you’ll also find SLOTZILLA, a zipline that sends riders soaring above the iconic pedestrian mall. Choose between the superhero-style Zoomline (for those who want to fly high for 1,700 feet worth of high-octane thrills) or the Zip-Zilla (a shorter, faster, cheaper option of 850 feet), and be sure to take in the incredible light show as you zip past – it’s an experience you won’t soon forget.
See also: Best things to do in Las Vegas during the day
28 – Party it up at Light at Mandalay Bay
A thumping nightclub is not the only way to get your dance on in Las Vegas. For something a little more unique (and maybe even a little more romantic), check out Light at Mandalay Bay – an elegant nightspot that combines cutting-edge technology with world-class DJs to create an unforgettable clubbing experience.
With over one million LEDs and light-em-up lasers in every direction, the visual effects are truly mind-blowing, and the sound system is just as impressive. Add in a state-of-the-art lighting design, and you have a club that’s sure to dazzle your senses. But when you learn that this joint is the first nightclub in the city to be designed by the brains of Cirque du Soleil, it starts to make a lot more sense.
But Light isn’t just about the spectacle (and with aerialists and stilt walkers, it’s admittedly quite the sight), it’s also about the music. Featuring world-renowned DJs like Skrillex, Coi Leray, Carl Cox, Ryan Lewis, and Morgan Page, to name a few, the club has something for everyone – and with a variety of VIP packages available, you can make your night as wild or as low-key as you want.
29 – Check out the thrill rides at The Strat
Ready for a surge of adreniline? Then it’s time to take a ride on The Strat – the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States. Standing at a whopping 1,149 feet tall, this is one attraction that’s not for the faint of heart.
But if you’re up for the challenge, you’ll be rewarded with some of the most incredible views of Las Vegas – and beyond. Take in the cityscape from the indoor and outdoor observation decks, get your heart racing on one of the handful of thrill rides, or enjoy a meal at the Top of the World revolving restaurant (which revolves 360 degrees every 80 minutes) or a handcrafted cocktail at 108 Drinks in the SkyPod.
And if you want to make a night of it, you can even book a room at The Strat Hotel – just be sure to bring your sense of adventure.
But back to those thrill rides… guaranteed to spike the heart rate, the Strat offers four exhilarating activities: Insanity, X-Scream, Big Shot, and SkyJump. Insanity is a mechanical arm that dangles riders over the edge of the tower, 900 feet above the concrete streets below at up to three times the force of gravity, while X-Scream sends them dangling over the building in a giant teeter-totter – the third highest thrill ride in the world.
For those who want to touch the clouds, there’s Big Shot, which propels riders up the tower’s upper spire before sending them back down at 45 miles per hour – or SkyJump, an outdoor bungee jump that takes serious courage (and a good pair of nerves) to complete. As the world’s highest commercial decelerator descent, it’s not to be underestimated.
If your bride-to-be considers herself an adrenaline junkie, this is her chance to prove it.
30 – Dance till dawn at the Tao Nightclub
Taking inspiration from Asian cities like Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo, Tao Nightclub is a lavish, two-story nightspot that’s as over-the-top as it is opulent.
With its stunning decor (the giant buddha statue is impossible to miss), world-class DJs (think international names like Steve Aoki and Brody Jenner as well as local regulars like DJ Five and Justin Credible), and top-notch service, it’s no wonder this club has is constantly up there in the votes for the “Best Nightclub in Las Vegas”.
And with a massive dance floor, multiple VIP areas, three fully stocked bars, and a state-of-the-art sound system, it’s easy to see why.
But what really sets Tao apart from other clubs is its commitment to creating an immersive experience – one that transports you to another world where you can let loose and party all night long.
Located inside The Venetian, Tao not only dishes up a wild night out but also dishes up, well, scrumptious dishes! The onsite restaurant is known for its spectacular Pan-Asian cuisine – the perfect entree to the main course of tequila shots and margarita yardas.
31 – Try go-karting in Las Vegas
Got an insatiable need for speed? Then go-karting in Las Vegas is a must.
With a few different tracks to choose from, there’s sure to be one that suits your (and your bride tribe’s) needs – whether you’re looking for an indoor track or one with more challenges like tight turns and elevation changes.
Vegas Superkarts at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, located about 20 minutes away from the Strip is one of the most popular options and features electric go-karts that can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. It’s the widest and longest outdoor track in the city, and it’s also just around the corner from the Nellis Sand Dunes, should you want some offroad adventure to complement the burning rubber on the tarmac.
An indoor alternative, Pole Position Raceway offers electric karts that can hit speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. Located just across Palms Casino and Resort, Pole Position also boasts a wicked VR Experience.
Throw in the Gene Woods Racing Experience, the Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix (where karts reach 47 miles per hour), and the Rex Center Vegas (where you’ll also find laser tag and climbing walls), and you’ve got plenty of options to get your need for speed satisfied.
32 – Book tickets to Magic Mike Live!
Ooooh, mamma. This one’s for the ladies. Resembling the steamy scenarios from hit movies Magic Mike and Magic Mike XXL, this live stage show at the Saraha is everything you could hope for – and more.
Featuring a cast of hot male dancers (of course), the show is a sizzling, choreographed extravaganza that will have you weak at the knees. A 360-degree immersive experience, the dazzling performance features acrobatics, breakdancing, shirt-ripping, and a whole lot more. And with plenty of audience interaction – including lap dances! – it’s sure to be a night you and your bride tribe won’t forget in a hurry.
Tickets start at $49 per person, making it one of the more affordable options on this list. But trust us, it’s worth every penny.
Still on the fence? The show was conceived and directed by Channing Tatum, so you know you’re in for a treat.
33 – Wet your whistle with a beer tasting
Who says drinking has to equal debauchery? It’s just as plausible to have a civilized beer tasting excursion with the gals – whether that be with tasting flights at one of the city’s beloved breweries or a galavant from pub to pub.
As a city fueled by booze, you never have to look too far to find beer on tap – it’s knowing where to find the unique local craft brews that’s the challenge. Thankfully, we’ve got you covered.
Tucked away off the beaten track in the Arts District of Downtown Las Vegas, the HUDL Brewing Company microbrewery has 22 craft concoctions on tap, making it a great, low-key spot to wet your whistle. Over at the Aces & Ales Tenaya location, you’ll then find 50+ brews on tap with a laid-back vibe and pub grub to match. Making our way further into the limelight, Beerhaus inside the New York New York is all about international flare coming together in a Bavarian-style beer hall.
Rounding out the list, the Trustworthy Brewing Co. in the Grand Canal Shoppes also has something unique to try, with its range changing every quarter, while the family-run CraftHaus Brewery has locations Downtown and in Henderson, offering beers to go if you prefer. In the heat of the action, Banger Brewery is surrounded by the bright lights of Fremont Street and offers tours every weekend (for $16.26 each) that include samples of the very best beers in town.
But who says you have to limit yourself to one or two places? If you’re more about quantity, then a beer crawl is the way to go. Let someone else do the hard work and sign up for a tour with one of the myriad bar-hopping companies, all of which will guide you and your group from bar to bar. With excursions along Downtown’s Brewery Row, Beer Park Photo Tour, or even day trips that include a drive down Route 66, you’ll find something to tick the boxes.
34 – See famous DJs at Hakkasan Nightclub
Floor-shaking speakers, world-renowned DJs, and a whole lot of bottle service (it’ll cost ya, but hey, anything for the bride, right?). Hakkasan is the ultimate Las Vegas nightclub and a must on any party-goer’s list.
One of the hottest clubs in town, this 80,000 square foot space has it all – five different levels to explore, each with its own VIP areas and stage for live performances. The main room is where you’ll find the biggest names in EDM spinning the decks (think Calvin Harris, R3hab, and Tiesto), so if you’re looking to dance the night away surrounded by rowdy strangers, this is where you want to be.
If that’s not your thing, there are plenty of other options available. If you’re feeling fancy, then head up to one of the three mezzanines where you can get a bird’s eye view of the action without the sweaty crowds. Or, if you’re looking for something more relaxed, then check out the onsite restaurant for some delicious Chinese cuisine, or chill out in style at the Ling Ling Lounge on Hakassan’s third floor – a more intimate space that oozes exclusivity.
Whatever your style, Hakkasan has got you covered. Just be prepared to spend big if you want to do it in style.
35 – Spend a couple of hours bowling
Who says bachelorette weekends have to result in mind-bending hangovers? Whatever happened to a good old-fashioned game of ten-pin?
For those not looking to spend their last days of singledom surrounded by thumping music and half-naked strangers, then a game or two of bowling might be more your style when it comes to choosing places to visit in Las Vegas for a bachelorette party. And luckily, Vegas has no shortage of alleys to choose from.
One of the most popular is the Brooklyn Bowl at The Linq, which boasts 32 lanes, a live music venue, and a delicious menu inspired by NYC’s acclaimed Blue Ribbon restaurant that will have your mouth watering.
For something both more classic and more quirky, try the entertainment center at Red Rock Resort – with 72 wooden lanes to choose from, the facility takes an out-of-this-world twist when the Cosmic bowling switch is turned on (think interstellar projections and AR technology!).
Serving up a killer pizza, the South Point Bowling Center has 64 lanes of its own, while Sam’s Town Bowling Center is wallet-friendly and boasts an on-site theatre too.
A little further from the action, both The Orleans Bowling Center and the Santa Fe Station Bowling Center are affordable, and entertaining, and are less likely to be overrun by tourists.
36 – Become part of the Absinthe show
Looking for things to do in Vegas for a bachelorette party that combines burlesque, comedy, acrobatics, tight-rope walkers, and gymnasts, with stellar performance value and a touch of sultry Sin City swagger? Then you need to check out Absinthe at Caesars Palace.
This critically-acclaimed adults-only show is a must-see for anyone visiting Vegas, described as “unapologetically raunchy and undeniably hilarious” – so it’s perfect for a group of women looking for a good night out.
Featuring a variety of jaw-dropping (and often R-rated) acts, Absinthe is not for the faint-hearted. But if you’re up for some racy fun, then the immersive, tiny-stage show will have you in stitches – both from laughter and disbelief.
37 – Go roller skating!
A calorie-burning and often overlooked addition to the classic Las Vegas Bachelorette party package, roller skating is a great way to get the group together for some light-hearted fun.
There are two main rinks in Las Vegas – the Crystal Palace Skating Center and the Skate Rock City. Both of these two fun zones sit on opposite ends of Boulder Highway – the former to the northwest of the city, and the latter to the southeast.
Open daily and offering public skating sessions on their beautiful maple skating floor surface, with great tunes blasting over the speakers and a variety of skate rental sizes to ensure a comfortable fit, these rinks offer a great way to enjoy some classic Bachelorette party fun. You’ll find lockers to store your belongings while you hit the rink, and if you get peckish, then both rinks have onsite food options too.
Just be sure to check the schedules in advance, as both locations offer private group bookings that can sometimes conflict with the public skating sessions.
38 – Play a round or two of golf
Whether you do it for the love of the fairways or the love of the beer cart, golf is always a solid group activity – especially for those with an interest in the sport.
And luckily, Vegas boasts some of the best golf courses in the world, with over 50 courses within a 40-minute drive of the razzle-dazzle Strip. If you and your girls are looking to hit the links during your Bachelorette party, then you’re spoilt for choice.
Some of the typical favorite Vegas golf courses include the Las Vegas National Golf Club with waterfalls, shooting fountains, and mountains to boot across its 18 holes – and just 10 minutes from the Strip.
Quieter and stunning, the Chimera Golf Course is a dollop of greenery surrounded by classic desert scenery – and with a driving range, bar, and restaurant, you can make a day of it. Often considered one of the prime greens in the area, Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort has three courses to choose from and the largest golf shop in the state.
If it’s killer views of Red Rock Canyon you’re after, then the Angel Park course, at 3000 feet in elevation, should be high on the list. Just behind Mandalay Bay, the Bali Hai course is convenient and classy, while the championship length Wynn Golf Club is as high-end as it gets.
If you’re more into the party and less into sinking birdies, TopGolf has got you covered. A driving range meets VR experience meets lively (air-conditioned) bar, it’s always a fun way to spend an afternoon with the girls regardless of your skill level.
39 – Sip in style at the Commonwealth rooftop bar
One of Sin City’s more sophisticated rooftop watering holes and a must-consider for Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas, Commonwealth oozes that pre-prohibition aura, with a focus on classic American design and drinks across its 6,000-square-foot plot.
The brainchild of the same team behind The Downtown Cocktail Room, this two-story bar transports you back to a time when people knew how to drink – and dress.
That said, the bartenders here aren’t afraid to put their own twist on tradition, with a range of unique cocktails (fruity rum fans, try the Little Hot Mess) that are as fun to drink as they are to Instagram.
The vibe is dark and intimate yet highly stylish, making it the perfect place to start (or end) your Bachelorette party night as you look over Downtown Las Vegas.
Hot tip: on the weekends, get in early between 7 pm and 9 pm for happy hour and $4 beers and well drinks. The terrace then opens at 10 pm, and with regular DJs and live bands, you’ll be dancing till your feet hurt.
40 – Take the gals to the Aussie Heat review
A hot mess of bronzed and rugged Aussie heartthrobs, this sensual and fun-loving show at the Mosaic Theather (next to the MGM Grand) is the perfect way to let your hair down on your final days of singledom.
With ripped accented blokes tearing up the stage, Aussie Heat has been, well, heating up performance venues across Vegas for years with acrobatics, breakdancing, shirt-ripping, and choreographed routines, and it’s not hard to see why – these eye-candy guys know how to put on a good show.
A troupe of trained dancers who know how to strip (as opposed to strippers who don’t know how to dance), these hunky lads also know how to get the crowd going, with plenty of audience participation throughout.
As one of the more popular Bachelorette party ideas in Las Vegas, make sure you book your tickets well in advance. And if you really want to give your bride-to-be a night to remember, for $50 you can lock in a spot for her ON STAGE. Yum.
41 – Spend a night at XS Nightclub
One of the hottest nightclubs in Las Vegas, covering a staggering 40,000 square feet (making it one of the biggest in the area), XS is the perfect place to let the hair down, sling back a few shots, and party all night with your girlfriends on your Bachelorette party.
With a massive outdoor pool area and multiple dance floors with different vibes that you can move between, there’s something for everyone at XS. And with world-renowned DJs spinning the latest EDM tunes, you’ll be dancing all night long. It is, after all, the highest-grossing nightclub in the country for a reason.
The Friday and Saturday night scene is off the charts – packed from pillar to post, the dancefloors are teeming with beautiful people, and the energy is electric. For a little Sunday evening twist – ideal for the sizzling summer days – Night Swim combines the best of both worlds with a pool party that goes all night long (queue Lionel Richie).
So if you want to experience one of the hottest clubs in Vegas, make sure you put XS high on your list. But be warned – it’s not cheap. Cover charges start at $20-$30 for women and a little more for men, but if you’re traveling with a bachelorette party group, get in touch early to ask about a guest list.
42 – Watch a concert at The Colosseum
A venue that regularly welcomes some of the biggest names in showbiz, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace has been graced by the likes of Celine Dion, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Adele, Chris Rock, and Jerry Seinfeld in recent times.
And if you’re looking for a high-end Bachelorette party idea that will have everyone talking (for all the right reasons), then this is it.
One of Vegas’ most iconic venues, The Colosseum was purpose-built to host large-scale shows, and with a capacity of around 4,300+ people, it’s certainly not lacking in size. But what really sets this place apart is the level of detail that’s gone into its design.
Even before the moment you step inside, you’ll be blown away by the opulent Roman architecture (it is, after all, a replica of the ancient Roman landmark), the soaring ceilings, and the sheer scale of the place. As Billboard’s “Top Live Entertainment Venue Worldwide”, it really is a sight to behold.
And with some of the biggest names in music taking to the stage regularly (just check the Caesars calendar to see who’ll be playing during your visit), you’re guaranteed an unforgettable evening of head-banging, foot-stomping entertainment.
43 – Practice backflips while indoor skydiving
Feel the heart-in-mouth thrill of terminal velocity freefall without ever needing to set foot in a rickety Cessna with the seats ripped out!
At Vegas Indoor Skydiving (or iFLY Indoor Skydiving (coming soon as of May 2022)), first-timers can enjoy the sensation of skydiving without having to jump out of a plane. You’ll be kitted out in all the gear – jumpsuit, helmet, goggles – before being strapped into a vertical wind tunnel that generates enough lift to keep you airborne.
With experienced instructors on hand to guide you through the process (and help you nail those all-important Insta-worthy poses and somersaults), this is an activity that’s suitable for everyone – regardless of age or fitness level. And with prices starting at just $75 per person, it’s a far more affordable addition to a Las Vegas Bachelorette party package than an actual skydive over the desert.
44 – Let the hair down at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub
One of those quintessential things to do in Vegas for a bachelorette party, with A-lister performers (think Dom Dolla and DJ Pauly D), booming sound systems, and a party atmosphere that’s off the charts, Marquee is a must-visit for any group of girls celebrating a special occasion in Sin City.
An institution on the Vegas clubbing scene, Marquee has been packing in the crowds since it first opened its doors back in 2010. Located inside The Cosmopolitan hotel (one of the more underrated spots to stay in Las Vegas), this huge venue spans 60,000 square feet and features a slew of different areas – including an outdoor pool deck that comes into its own during those toasty summer months.
With no less than seven bars dotted around the club, you’ll never be far from a refreshing drink (or three), while the dancefloors are always packed with revelers eager to show off their best moves. By day, it’s a low-key place to mingle; by night, it’s time to pop on your dancing shoes!
45 – Shop till you drop at Downtown Container Park
Shopaholics, listen up! While the giant praying mantis sculpture that stands outside might not be to everyone’s taste, Downtown Container Park is one of the more underrated places to visit in Las Vegas for a bachelorette party for its unique selection of stores.
Housed in a collection of upcycled shipping containers, this open-air shopping district is home to everything from vintage clothing stores and art galleries to jewelry boutiques and homeware shops.
With a food court offering cuisine from all over the world (we’re talking Mexican, Italian, Japanese, and more), as well as a selection of bars and live music venues, there’s plenty to keep you occupied here. It’s also one of the best places in Vegas to pick up some unique souvenirs for your friends (or soon-to-be hubby) back home.
Where to start? For a tipple, look no further than the Oak & Ivy whisky bar. For some retail therapy reminiscent of Vegas (and a workout, if you’re interested), Pole Fitness Studio and Boutique has got you covered.
46 – Take a spin on the LINQ High Roller
Offering splendid views of the Las Vegas Strip as you whizz around in a giant Ferris wheel-style capsule, the High Roller is one of the most popular things to do in Vegas – whether you’re in town on a hens trip or not.
At 550 feet tall, it’s the tallest observation wheel in the western hemisphere (until October 2021 it was the tallest in the world too), so you know you’re in for a treat when you step inside one of its 28 comfortable, air-conditioned cabins.
A ride on the High Roller takes around 30 minutes from start to finish, serving up killer vistas of the LINQ promenade, the Strip, and the suburbs and desert landscape beyond.
While you can opt for the typical sightseeing loop, seeing as you’re here for a bachelorette weekend, the happy half-hour package might just tempt you. At $60 per person, with room for up to 10 guests, and available from 4 p.m. to 12 a.m (hint: go at sunset as a pre-game before heading out!), the open bar just hits different when you’re 500 feet in the air.
47 – Book tickets to the new and exciting Rouge show
A recent addition to the Las Vegas nightly entertainment, having just opened its doors in 2022 at the Strat Hotel and Casino, Rouge is a spectacular show that’s quickly making a name for itself under the Sin City lights.
Featuring a diverse male-female cast of 18 top-class performers, Rouge is an 85-minute extravaganza that celebrates the sensual art of dance form through a series of exhilarating routines, death-defying aerial feats, and carefully crafted acrobatics.
With its mix of risqué and empowering choreography set to an infectious soundtrack, not to mention plenty of skin on display, Rouge is the perfect pick for a night out with the girls.
48 – Check out the hotties at Kings of Hustler
A scintillating male revue at what is widely considered to be Sin City’s premier male strip club, with boy toys so chiseled they could give the Chippendales a run for their money, Kings of Hustler is one of the best things to do in Las Vegas if you’re looking for a naughty night out.
The brainchild of adult entertainment mogul Larry Flynt, Kings of Hustler finds its new home on the third floor of the world-famous Hustler Club six fully stocked bars and no shortage of tearaway pants await.
Featuring a lineup of muscle-clad dancers, the venue is a feast for the senses, with plenty of audience interaction (if you’re brave enough), steamy lap dances, and more. Should you want to give the bride-to-be something to remember the night by, there are 15 private Hustler Honey Suites to choose from.
Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for boys and girls alike, it’s a popular spot to end a steamy evening.
49 – Get rowdy with a party bus pub crawl!
A cliché yet iconic addition to any list of Las Vegas bachelorette party ideas, a party bus tour of the Strip is one of those things you just have to do when in town.
It’s loud, it’s brash, and it’s a whole lot of fun – what more could you want from a pre-wedding send-off?
Depending on which tour operator and crawl type (pool party, bar hopping, club crawl, etc) you choose, as well as being able to hit up some of Vegas’ most popular nightclubs, your ticket usually includes free drinks at each club, skip-the-line entry, and a dedicated host to show you around and make sure you’re having the time of your life.
With both private hire options (perfect if you want to keep it between the girls) and individual tickets for small group tours (the better option if you want to mingle), there’s a party bus tour to suit every group size and budget.
50 – Book one of the best suites in Las Vegas
What’s the last, yet arguably most important addition to any Las Vegas Bachelorette party package? A suitably over-the-top suite to see out the final hours (or days) of singledom in style, of course!
From the opulent, multi-story Skylofts at MGM Grand, which come complete with butler service, floor-to-ceiling windows, and private balconies overlooking the famous Bellagio fountains (not to mention a pillow menu), to The Venetian‘s luxurious suites with their own private terraces and hot tubs – notwithstanding a whole host of incredible restaurants and bars on your doorstep – there’s no shortage of amazing places to stay in Las Vegas.
But rather than just breeze over them, let’s take a look at some of the more lavish accommodation options on the Strip.
Starting with a bang at (hold your breath) $35,000 per night, the Nobu Villa at the Nobu Hotel is a truly impressive sight. With 10,500 square feet of utter extravagance, three bedrooms, a sauna and massage room, and its very own Zen garden complete with dining area(s) and killer views over the Strip, this is the ultimate in Vegas excess.
Overlooking the Garden of the Gods pool oasis, the 9,500-square-foot Caesars Palace‘s Marcus Aurelius (Spanish) Villa has three of the swankiest bedrooms you’ll find, plus a mini-theater complete with massage chairs and a private elevator to boot. All for a cool $25,000.
Over at the Palms Casino Resort, you’ll find the Hardwood Suite – a lavish suite complete with a 24-hour private butler and its very own half-size basketball court. That’ll set you back a cool $25,000 per night. If you’ve got an extra 10k left over, without leaving the building you’ll find the exorbitantly extra Sky Villa suite. With arguably the best balcony pool in the city, this is destined for the high rollers.
Dwarfing them all, however, is the Palms’ Empathy Suite. At – ready for this? – an insane $100k per night, you’re blessed with your own private games room, a 13-seat bar, salt relaxation room, private pool, a bull shark-filled aquarium tank, display cases of famous artwork (including half a dozen exclusive pieces by Damien Hirst), a butler and chauffeur, and $10,000 in resort credit to play with.
The Chairman Suite at The Bellagio (which comes with its own solarium!) starts at around $7000 per night – not cheap by any means, but definitely more affordable than some of the other options on this list!
While many dare to dream, if you’re looking to splash a more moderate amount of cash for something still luxurious yet that doesn’t require a second mortgage, the Presidential Strip-View Suite at the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas starts at $3,000 per night; likewise the Three-Bedroom Villas at The Mirage Resort & Casino.
Final thoughts
Well, there you have it, ladies. If you were planning on constructing a Vegas Bachelorette party package from scratch, we hope this list has given you some ideas. And if you were just looking for a few extra things to add to an already existing itinerary, we hope we’ve helped with that too.
Remember, when it comes to putting together the perfect Bachelorette party in Las Vegas, it’s all about getting the right mix of activities – so be sure to pick and choose wisely!
Have fun, and party hard!