Your Guide to Throwing a Memorable Las Vegas Bachelorette Party—Plus, a 3-Day Itinerary to Follow

Here's what you need to know if you're planning a party in Sin City.

Las Vegas Strip at Night

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When you think of the ultimate bachelorette party destination in the United States, you think of Las Vegas. With a notorious reputation for nightlife and all things fun, there’s no doubt Sin City is the perfect bachelorette party getaway if you’re seeking sunshine, top-notch restaurants, and parties—but don't be turned away if the city's most popular offerings don't resonate with your bachelorette party style. There are also alternative and more unique ways to celebrate from day into night in Las Vegas.

Are you a bride-to-be who thrives on being the life of the party, or are you one who enjoys a more subtle approach to celebrating? To help you create the perfect Las Vegas bachelorette party itinerary for your specific preferences and group, we compiled where to stay and what to do for the ultimate pre-wedding Sin City getaway.

Ready to pack your bags? Make sure to bring a few great swimsuits, rompers, cover-ups, sunscreen, and comfortable sandals or wedges for daytime activities. For the nights out, bring a leather jacket, a little black dress, or jeans with a nice blouse. If you plan to be out exploring the city or enjoying an adventurous hike, pack comfortable walking shoes, too. 

Read on for the ultimate Las Vegas bachelorette party planning guide.

Why You’ll Love Las Vegas

They don't call it Sin City for nothing. Las Vegas is an adult playground that caters to a wide variety of tastes, from guilty pleasures to more wholesome activities. If you're looking to party, you'll find no shortage of daytime or nighttime options. Gambling? Check. International cuisine and elite shopping? You got it. Pools and spas? There's no shortage of those here. Even outdoor activities and natural wonders of the world are only a short hop away.

  • Pools: While there are no natural beaches, Las Vegas offers a plethora of hotel pools tailored to a variety of styles, themes, and noise levels, from tranquil and meditative to a full-on club environment.
  • Nightlife: The nightlife scene is robust, to say the least, with a multitude of options from entertainment profiles like concerts, theater, and shows to clubbing events.
  • Food: Las Vegas boasts a vibrant epicurean offering of widely recognized chefs at the helm of many of its hotel restaurants.
Wynn Las Vegas Resort

Courtesy of Wynn Resorts

Where to Stay

We recommend staying on the Strip to ensure you’re close to the city’s most recognized attractions. Vegas hotels are known for having their own personality and vibe, so do some perusing and see which matches the energy you're going for. Ahead, you'll find a few of our favorites.

Wynn Las Vegas

There’s a reason why celebrities love the Wynn Las Vegas—it has everything you could want. You’ll find a high-roller casino, five-star dining, luxury shopping, Instagram-worthy pools, and impeccable service. Splurge on a room in the Wynn Tower Suites, where you’ll have access to an exclusive check-in, breakfast credit, and access to a private pool deck reserved for Tower Suites guests. The Wynn Las Vegas’ sister-property, Encore, is another stellar option—the basic rooms are 745 square-foot suites.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

A peaceful retreat might seem impossible to find in Las Vegas—however, the Waldorf Astoria is just that. The recently renovated property is casino-free, which means you can enjoy all the Strip has to offer and then head back to your hotel room, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, to relax and recharge. 

Bellagio Las Vegas

The Bellagio is an iconic Vegas property thanks to its spectacular fountains and central location on the Strip. Book a room in the Spa Tower, which just underwent a $110 million upgrade featuring bespoke furnishings and an Italian-inspired design.

Casa Playa Restaurant in Las Vegas

Courtesy of Casa Playa

Where to Eat

Rest assured, Sin City has come a long way since the days of all-you-can-eat buffets (although you can still find those, too). With a huge international influence and major restaurants from New York City and Los Angeles opening Vegas outposts, the dining scene in Las Vegas has received a serious upgrade.

Reservations are a must, especially if you're a large group. The sooner you book, the better.

Drais Nightclub

Courtesy of Drais Group

What to Do

Best Nighttime Activities in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is known for its nightlife array of clubs and casinos. Of course, the most popular clubs in Las Vegas are the larger ones that host the top DJs and musical performances. If that’s what you’re looking for, head to Drai’s Las Vegas, Marquee, or XS Nightclub. If a little risk and reward is more to your liking, check out the casinos in any of the major hotels along the Strip. Looking for an after-dinner show instead? You can't go wrong with any of the Cirque du Soleil performances, though Magic Mike Live is also on-theme.

Best Daytime Activities in Las Vegas

Sin City doesn't stop when the sun rises. Clubs transition from dim-yet-vibrant spaces to energetic pool parties at Encore Beach Club and Liquid Pool Lounge. And those late-night casinos? They're open 24/7. If you’ve had enough of gambling and partying and want to be adventurous, take a day trip from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, which is a five-hour drive from the city. Or, you and your crew can get there faster on a luxurious helicopter tour. Other spots include the Neon Boneyard, a trip to Red Rock Canyon, or a day exploring Death Valley.

How to Get Around

Check with your hotel to see if they offer complimentary Las Vegas Strip shuttles. Other ways available in the city include the monorail or Uber.

Las Vegas Bachelorette Party Itinerary

Day One

  • Morning: After settling into your hotel, have breakfast while overlooking the beautiful Bellagio at a cafe. Then enjoy a tour of the Las Vegas Strip, where your driver will entertain you and point out many of Las Vegas’ most noteworthy landmarks and attractions. There are usually a few stops along the way, even a secret coffee shop.
  • Afternoon: Start your afternoon off at a day club located at one of the many resorts and party until the sun goes down. Packages often include a daybed or cabana, as well as a food and beverage credit to enjoy while you are there.
  • Evening: Check out one of our must-try dinner spots. After dinner, take a helicopter flight over the Las Vegas Strip to see the beauty of the neon lights. Continue the evening with a show, followed by a nightcap at Aft Cocktail Deck at the Wynn Las Vegas to watch a fantastic light display on the water.

Day Two

  • Morning: Have the breakfast of champions: Start this morning with the Vegas Chocolate Tour, a four-hour tour with several stops indulging in chocolate and ending in a wine tasting to kickstart your day. 
  • Afternoon: Your final drop-off will be at a fun restaurant where you can order some ice cream sundaes, milkshakes, and lunch. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon with a spa treatment for your whole bachelorette crew at one of the many spas throughout Las Vegas, including The Spa at Encore Las Vegas or Waldorf Astoria Spa.
  • Evening: Tonight, enjoy dinner at the recommended Casa Playa before heading to see Awakening, a visual spectacle.

Day Three

  • Morning: Sleep in and head to a late brunch with the girls. (Just make sure to make a reservation!)
  • Afternoon: Spend the afternoon poolside or indulging in some luxury shopping at The Shops at Crystals to pick up a few pre-wedding essentials.
  • Evening: After dinner, enjoy a night out on Fremont Street with its light show and many bars and attractions. Get picked up by a professional photographer and escorted to your luxury vehicle to experience a fun-filled Bachelorette Photo Tour for 90 minutes. Enjoy sipping Champagne and having photos taken at iconic locations, including the world-famous Las Vegas sign.
FAQ
  • What makes Las Vegas a good place for a bachelorette party?

    The glitzy destination offers variety, versatility, and value all within reach of a snappy domestic flight. (Or work a full-on road trip into the travel experience for a really memorable approach.) Bottom line: There's something for every taste, style, and price range.

  • When is the best time to visit Las Vegas for a bachelorette party?

    “February through April is the peak bachelorette season in Las Vegas," says Joni Moss-Graham, the CEO of LV Wedding Connection, which specializes in Las Vegas destination weddings and bachelorette parties. In general, if you’re visiting anytime from March to May and from September to November, then you’ll be able to enjoy the best weather there (the hottest time of the year is July). The shoulder seasons are in the fall and spring, where you can likely find more travel deals and packages.

  • How much does a bachelorette party in Las Vegas typically cost?

    When it comes to the average price per person, it can range anywhere from $800 to $2,000 depending on what you’re planning, where you’re staying, the group’s budget, and how many people you’re traveling with, per Moss-Graham.

  • What are the top things to do in Las Vegas for a bachelorette party?

    Clubs and casinos are naturally top of mind, but with so much versatility there's really no limit to bachelorette party activities in Las Vegas. Fine dining, luxury shopping, and indulgent spa days offer a more relaxed approach while helicopter tours or dramatic hikes can up the adrenaline.

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