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Las Vegas bachelorette party packages what is inside and what they cost.

The Las Vegas bachelorette party packages on offer, from VIP tables and pool cabanas to shows and photo tours, the questions to ask, and a package against booking the same night yourself.

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Las Vegas bachelorette party packages, in four lines

What packages include and how they compare, as Revelwick estimates for nine people.

A nightlife bundle
About $395A head for nightlife entry, VIP seating, transportation and a restaurant reservation
Booked yourself
About $330A head for the same night, arranged by the group
Share of the weekend
About 29%Of a Las Vegas bachelorette party at $1,380 a head over two nights
Before you pay
Read the termsNamed venues, what is included, the deposit and the cancellation policy

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Types of Las Vegas bachelorette party packages

The experiences sold as bachelorette packages on and around the Strip.

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Nightclub and VIP experiences

Guest list entry, reserved seating with bottle service and a host who walks the girls in.

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Day club and pool parties

A cabana or daybed at a pool party, with drinks and shade for the afternoon.

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Club crawls

Entry to several nightlife spots in one evening with a host and transportation.

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Dinner and show

A prix fixe meal at one of the restaurants with tickets to a show.

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Male revue shows

Tickets and seats for the group, sometimes with a photo or a drink.

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Drag shows and drag brunch

Brunch or an evening show with seats reserved for the bride.

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Party bus

A bus with a driver, music and lights between the restaurant and the bar.

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Photo tours

A photographer and a stop at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign and other photo spots.

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Suite, spa and decor packages

A hotel suite, a spa visit, or balloons and decorations set up before the group arrives.

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Bachelorette experiences to add to the weekend

Special extras for the bride and the girls.

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A pole or dance class

A private class for the group before the night out.

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A champagne toast

Bubbles in the suite while everyone gets ready.

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A private suite party

Decorations, a cake and a playlist in the room before going out.

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A spa morning

Massages or a relaxation lounge to recover the next day.

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A cooking or mixology class

A hands-on experience with cocktails the group makes itself.

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A helicopter or sightseeing tour

The Strip lights from above, as a once-in-a-lifetime memory.

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Where to stay and what the room adds

The suite is often the biggest line of the trip.

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A suite on the Strip

One room where the whole group can get ready and celebrate.

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Adjoining rooms

A lower cost option that still keeps everyone close.

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Resort packages

Some resorts sell bachelorette stays with a suite, spa access or decor.

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Check resort fees

Las Vegas room rates can come with resort fees, so compare the total price.

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How to choose the right experience

Questions to ask before booking.

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What exactly is included?

Entry, seating, minimum spend, drinks, fees, tax, gratuity and transportation, in writing, so there are no hidden details.

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Which venues?

The named venue, restaurant or show, not a list of options.

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What is the group size?

The price per person, and what happens if someone drops out.

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What is the deposit and refund policy?

When the deposit is due and when it stops being refundable.

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Who is the contact on the night?

A name and a phone number for the host.

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What does the bride want?

A big nightlife celebration, a pool day, a show, or a calmer evening.

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A package against booking it yourself, nine people, one Saturday

Revelwick estimates for the same night, bought as a bundle or booked in pieces.

PackageBooked yourself
Club entry for nineIncluded, often on a guest listPaid at the door
VIP seatingMinimum spend quoted up frontMinimum spend arranged by you
Transport between venuesIncludedRideshares or a separately booked bus
Dinner reservationHeld for youYours to book
A problem on the nightA host to callWhoever organized it
Per headAbout $395About $330
Planning timeLittleSeveral evenings

The difference is about sixty-five dollars a head, as a Revelwick estimate, for someone else holding the reservations. The bigger the group, the more that planning time is worth.

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Which Las Vegas bachelorette packages are worth buying

Editorial advice on when a bundle helps.

Worth it

  • A VIP service bundle for a large groupSomeone else takes care of entry, seating, service and rides for everyone.About $395 a head
  • A club crawl on a first Vegas tripSeveral clubs in one night with a host, for a group that has not picked one.$90 to $140 a head
  • A day club cabana or daybedShade, seats and a place to leave bags for the afternoon.About $60 a head at nine
  • Any bundle when the group flies in from many citiesA host with the venue's number helps when arrivals are spread out.

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Getting the best value

Ways to keep the celebration special without overspending.

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Pick one top night

Book the biggest experience for Saturday and keep Friday simple.

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Compare private and shared options

A shared crawl costs less than a private host.

03

Look at restaurants and bars off the Strip

For a meal or drinks that cost less.

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Ask about bachelor parties too

For a joint weekend, some operators offer bachelor and bachelorette options together.

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Take your own photos

A phone tripod at the famous sign can replace a paid photo add-on.

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Planning the Las Vegas weekend around a bundle

Mixing packages with the rest of the weekend.

Las Vegas bachelorette party packages bundle the parts of a weekend that are hardest to book for a group: nightlife entry, VIP seating, transportation, a dinner reservation and a show. They cost more than booking each piece yourself, as a Revelwick estimate, and save the organizer time.

Mix and match

A group can book one bundle for the big night and the rest directly: a pool day, a spa visit, a photo stop at the famous sign, or a show. Compare the package price against the same experiences booked separately.

Budget and planning

Add the bundle to the per head cost for the whole weekend, including the hotel, flights and food. For the full costs see the Las Vegas bachelorette party guide, and for a planner who books everything, see bachelorette party planner.

Named venues, clear terms, and a host who answers the phone.

The value ruleLas Vegas

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Las Vegas bachelorette party packages, answered

Questions before booking.

How much is a Las Vegas bachelorette party package?

About $395 a head for a nightlife package with a table for nine, as a Revelwick estimate. Club crawls cost less.

Check whether tax and gratuity are included.

What is included in a Las Vegas bachelorette party package?

It depends: nightlife entry, VIP service, transportation, a meal, a live show, a pool cabana, photos or decorations.

Get the list in writing.

Is a bundle worth the value?

For a large group or a first trip, it can save a lot of planning. For a small group, booking directly can cost less.

Compare both totals.

What experiences can we book?

VIP nightclub seating, a day club cabana, a crawl, dinner and a live show, a drag brunch, or a photo tour.

Pick one or two.

Do these bundles include a pool party?

Some include a day club cabana or daybed; others are nightlife only.

Ask before booking.

What is a table minimum?

The amount the group must spend at a reserved table, often on bottles.

Ask if tax and service are included.

How do we plan a fun Vegas weekend without a package for everything?

Take free photos at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, enjoy the pool at the hotel, look at the details of one big night, and plan the rest yourselves.

Save the memories budget for the experience the bride wants most.

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What to read next

The city this sits inside, what the whole weekend costs, and who is paying for the table.

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How this was priced

Both sides of the comparison are Revelwick estimates built the same way.

What the figures are

The $395 packaged figure, the $330 self-booked figure, the club crawl and cabana ranges and the $1,380 weekend are Revelwick editorial estimates for nine people. They are a starting point for a budget conversation rather than quotes.

What is ours

The package types, questions and verdict are Revelwick's editorial advice. We do not name package sellers, clubs or shows on this page, because we have not verified them against three independent sources.

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