Vegas bachelorette party packages bundle your hotel, nightclub tables, pool parties, shows, and transportation into one booking. Depending on your group size and budget, you pick a package, pay the all-in price upfront, and we handle everything before you land.
The alternative is coordinating hotels, clubs, pools, restaurants, and rides separately—which takes weeks and leaves room for mistakes. Packages eliminate that entire process.
VIP Party Packages Save Planning Time
Planning a Vegas bachelorette from scratch takes at least 20 to 30 hours. You're researching hotels, comparing clubs, finding restaurants that take large groups, coordinating activities, and managing endless group discussions about every single decision.
Packages cut that to a few hours. You review options, pick what fits your budget and group size, and you're done. We handle the rest.
Here's what most people don't realize: we already know which clubs deliver, which hotels have the best locations, and what timing actually works. You're not guessing based on Yelp reviews—you're benefiting from booking 75–100 groups a weekend.
Everything is confirmed before you arrive. Your hotel rooms are locked in. Your nightclub tables are reserved. Your activities are booked. You're not wondering if venues can actually accommodate your group when you show up.
One payment covers everything. Everyone pays their share of the package upfront, instead of splitting the bill across multiple vendors all weekend. This makes collecting money from your group straightforward.
Most importantly, if something goes wrong, you contact one person and we fix it. With separate bookings, you're handling each problem yourself while trying to enjoy your own trip.
What are The Package Types?
Party Packages: These focus on maximum nightclub and pool party time. You get hotel rooms, table reservations at clubs like XS, Omnia, and Hakkasan, and pool party access. Daytime activities stay minimal so the group can actually rest between nights out.
Balanced Packages: These mix nightlife with other experiences. Spa treatments, nice dinners, pool parties, and one or two club nights instead of clubs every night. This works for groups that want variety without going hard every single night.
Luxury Packages: High-end hotels, premium dining, VIP nightclub access, and private transportation. You pay more, but service quality remains consistent throughout the weekend. Personal concierge service handles whatever comes up.
Adventure Packages: These combine Vegas entertainment with experiences you can't get anywhere else. Helicopter tours over the Grand Canyon, desert ATV rides, and Atomic Golf. This works for brides who want memorable activities beyond the standard nightlife circuit.
Budget Packages: Same core Vegas experiences at lower price points. The way we do that: Thursday or Sunday travel instead of peak weekend nights, mid-tier hotels in solid locations, and clubs that deliver value without the premium price tag. You still get quality bottle service and nightlife—you just spend less to get it.
Choosing the Right Package for The Bride Tribe
Start with what the bride actually enjoys. If she loves clubs and dancing, lean into that. If she'd rather have quality time with close friends than fight through crowds, pick accordingly. The package needs to match her real personality, not what you think a bachelorette party should be.
Know your group's budget before you look at anything. Some people can spend $2,000 for the weekend. Others max out at $600. Figure out what everyone can realistically afford first, then find packages in that range.
Decide how much nightlife actually matters to your group. Some groups want maximum club time. Others care more about shows, activities, and nice dinners. This determines which package type makes sense.
Be warned: groups in their twenties handle late nights differently than groups in their thirties and forties. Pick a schedule that your hen party can actually stick to without anyone burning out halfway through.
Ask what is included in each package. Does it cover hotel rooms, nightclub tables, pool parties, shows, and transportation? Or does it only cover some of these? Know exactly what you pay for.
Check if packages are customizable. Can you swap one club for another? Can you add activities? Can you remove things your group does not want? Flexibility helps match the package to your group.
When to Book
Book your package 3 to 6 months before your trip. This gets you good availability and competitive pricing. Booking too early or too late limits your options.
Last-minute bookings cost more and have fewer options. If you book within 1 month of travel, expect higher prices and limited availability. You might compromise on preferred dates or venues.
Summer has hot weather, but pool parties run all season. Daytime temperatures reach 120 degrees or higher. Pool parties work well, but outdoor activities are difficult in the afternoon heat.
Winter has comfortable temperatures for walking around, but a limited pool season. Many pools close from October through March. Spring and fall offer balanced weather for all activities.
Holiday weekends cost significantly more. Memorial Day, Labor Day, and New Year's Eve have prices 50 to 100 percent higher. Avoid these weekends if possible to save money.
Travel costs less on Thursday through Sunday than on Friday through Monday. Thursday arrivals save money on hotel and club stays. You still get three full party nights.
Planning Your Vegas Bachelorette Package
Vegas bachelorette party packages bundle your hotel, nightclub tables, pool parties, shows, and transportation into one booking. You pay the all-in price upfront, and everything gets arranged before you land.
The alternative is spending 20 to 30 hours researching hotels, comparing clubs, coordinating restaurants, and managing group discussions about every decision. Packages eliminate that entire process—we handle all the coordination.
Pick a package that matches what the bride actually wants and what your group can realistically spend. Depending on what's included, packages range from $600 to $2,500 per person.
Book 3 to 6 months before your trip for the best availability and pricing. Last-minute bookings cost more and have fewer options.
Know exactly what your package includes. Check if it covers hotel rooms, nightclub tables, pool parties, shows, and transportation. Understand what costs extra.
Book Thursday through Sunday instead of Friday through Monday to save money. Avoid holiday weekends to get lower prices.
If you need help finding a package that actually makes sense for your group and budget, reach out, and we'll walk you through it. We book 75 to 100 bachelorette groups every weekend, so we know how the Vegas system works and how to prevent problems before they happen.
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