Read the full guide
Las Vegas is the bachelorette capital of the world, and with good reason: nowhere else offers this combination of nightlife, pool parties, shows, dining, and the cultural permission to do absolutely whatever you want. The key is planning.
When to Book What
- Hotel: 2–3 months ahead for good rates. Suite upgrades are easier to negotiate at check-in on slow nights.
- Nightclub table/guest list: 2–3 weeks ahead. Most clubs offer free guest list for groups of women — call the venue directly.
- Pool dayclub: 1–2 months for peak weekends (Memorial Day, 4th of July), 2–3 weeks for standard weekends.
- Dinner reservations: 2–3 weeks minimum for any Strip restaurant worth eating at.
- Activities (spa, shows): 1–2 weeks is usually fine except for top Cirque or headliner shows.
The Nightclub Secret Nobody Tells You
Most Vegas nightclubs offer free entry on the guest list for groups of women. The promoters want you there — you attract the clientele they need. Call the club a week ahead, ask for the guest list, provide the group size and bride's name. Show up before midnight, look great, and you're in for free. This works at Omnia, Zouk, Drai's, XS, and most other major clubs.