Things to Do in Las Vegas for a Bachelor Party: 6 Weekend Ideas

Update (August 27): This article has been updated with the latest things to do in Vegas during a bachelor party weekend.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. So where better to plan your bachelor party weekend than the city of Sin? This guide to Las Vegas events has everything you need to plan an epic celebration.

Here are six quick ideas for bachelor party options across live entertainment, sports, nightlife and more:

IdeaBest ForTime of DayBooking Note
The Wizard of Oz at Sphere
The Wizard of Oz at Sphere
Film buffsAfternoon or eveningVIP experiences are available
Las Vegas Raiders gameSports fansAfternoonPurchase on Ticketmaster up to an hour after kickoff.
Fly LINQ Zipline at THE LINQThrill seekersAny time afternoon to eveningHOURS: Mon - Thu 12 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
Fri - Sun 12 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Mat FrancoMagic enthusiastsEveningVIP experiences are available
“O” by Cirque du SoleilTheater loversEveningVIP experiences are available
Eiffel Tower Viewing DeckSightseersAny time afternoon to eveningHOURS: Daily, 4 p.m. to 12 a.m.

Best Vegas Bachelor Party Ideas

We’ve rounded up some of the best and most sought-after ideas for how to plan a Vegas bachelor party weekend, including a sample itinerary, recommendations for activities, concerts, shows and sporting events, helpful tips for organizing the getaway and a list of frequently asked questions about pulling off a bachelor party weekend you’ll never forget.

Sample Las Vegas Bachelor Party Weekend Itinerary

Friday Night: Arrival and First Event

A group dinner is always an easy, low-stakes way to ease into the weekend after everyone arrives in Sin City. After the last course, hit up one of Vegas’ popular shows, concerts or another attraction that doesn’t require much logistical organization. Choosing an easy-to-book activity on the first night of the bachelor party weekend makes it simple for groomsmen and friends arriving in Vegas at different times.

Saturday Daytime: High-Energy or Relaxed?

After kicking off the weekend the night before, Saturday can offer two different paths depending on your group’s preferred speed: a more active, competitive adventure like ziplining or racing at one of the city’s many driving experiences or a low-key, relaxing activity like hitting the pool or day club, unwinding at the spa, catching the many sights to see on the Strip or head to brunch. Whichever option you choose, be sure to consider booking and transportation costs.

Saturday Night: Headline Event and Nightlife

Saturday night is often the best time to anchor the entire bachelor party weekend around the main event, whether that be a concert, one of Vegas’ signature shows or a sports game. (Check out Las Vegas shows and deals.) Then, after the last encore, final bows or end of the game, indulge in Sin City’s famous nightlife culture, with clubs, dance floors and parties up and down the Strip and beyond.

Sunday Morning: Brunch, Views or Recovery

Sunday morning usually means it’s time to rejuvenate and recover — be it with brunch, a stroll down Fremont Street, catching views of the entire city from an attraction like the famous High Roller, or exploring the outdoors in Red Rock Canyon. When considering the final activities of the weekend, be cognizant of departure times and weather conditions, including the desert heat.

Daytime Bachelor Party Activities in Las Vegas

High-Energy Group Activities

Group-friendly options include golf or driving experiences, racing, ziplines, interactive attractions, and pool/dayclub experiences. Some activities may be age restricted; be sure to verify age and alcohol-related policies for individual attractions. Here are some ideas for group activities in the day:

Views, Attractions and Outdoor Options

High Roller Wheel at The LINQ is a can’t-miss outdoor activity in Vegas. For the more adventurous sightseer or hiker, outdoor ideas include the historic downtown entertainment hub of Fremont Street and Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, which lies in Nevada’s Mojave Desert. Be sure to refer to official websites for operating details and safety guidance. Here are some ideas for outdoor options:

Shows and Live Entertainment

Cirque, Magic, Comedy and Adults-Only Shows

  • Cirque du Soleil remains one of the defining spectacles across the Las Vegas Strip, with current resident shows including “O” by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio, Mystère at Treasure Island, KÀ at the MGM Grand and Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay. Shows vary in age recommendation and thematic content.
  • Magic and comedy acts regularly take over Las Vegas for an evening of laughs, jokes and illusions you have to see to believe. Discover can’t-miss magic and comedy shows worth seeing with your buddies among the many Las Vegas events happening year-round.
  • For something more mature, Sin City offers a multitude of adults-only revues and other shows like X Burlesque inside Bugsy’s Cabaret at Flamingo, X Country at Harrah’s Cabaret at Harrah’s Las Vegas and X Rocks inside Horseshoe Las Vegas.

Concerts, DJs and Nightlife

Las Vegas is also famous for its lively music scene, from must-see residencies and tours to DJ performances in the clubs and other nightlife experiences just waiting to be discovered. Iconic venues like House of Blues Las Vegas also welcome a rotating roster of high-profile stars and touring acts making a stop in Sin City. (Make sure you check out our House of Blues Las Vegas guide to see what’s coming up.) Current listings of Las Vegas concerts are always changing, so it’s best to plan — and book your tickets — in advance.

Sports and Competitive Group Events

While schedules vary by season, the city’s professional sports teams, the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders and the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights, remain popular standouts to root for on, respectively, the field and the ice. Other Las Vegas sports teams and events in the city include the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces, the MiLB’s Las Vegas Aviators, the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, and the NASCAR Cup Series at the Las Vegas Speedway.

Food, Drinks and Group Dining

As one of the premier culinary destinations in the U.S., Las Vegas offers a nearly endless array of dining options for groups like a bachelor party. Whether you want to stay on property and dine at your hotel, venture to one of the many trendy hotspots along the Strip, or find a hole-in-the wall favorite, always be sure to book reservations for your group ahead of time — particularly for in-demand restaurants.

When choosing a dining option for the night, also consider important factors such as pre-show timing, dietary needs and expected price range for those within your party.

Tips for Planning a Vegas Bachelor Party

  • Consider the ideal trip length for your bachelor party group, taking into account travel time, distance, cost and other factors.
  • Once you have your itinerary planned out, consider the best place to stay relative to the location of each of your activities across the weekend, as well as transportation and getting around the city.
  • It’s always helpful to come up with a plan ahead of time for how to split costs during the weekend amongst the group.
  • Always check age and ID requirements for each activity on your itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days are enough for a bachelor party weekend in Las Vegas?

Considering work schedules, travel time, cost and other logistical factors, an ideal bachelor party weekend in Las Vegas will likely run from Friday afternoon or evening to mid-day Sunday, though ultimately the length of the trip is best decided by those attending.

What are the best daytime activities for a bachelor party weekend?

A weekend in Las Vegas offers a litany of daytime activities, though what’s considered “best” often depends on the preferences of each group hitting the town. More high-octane and competitive activities include ziplining, racing, and golfing, while taking a more relaxed route can include spending the day at a day club, pool or spa and sightseeing.

When should a group book a bachelor party weekend?

It’s often wise to book travel and lodging, daytime activities, concert or sports tickets and dining reservations as soon as the group has dates for the bachelor party weekend confirmed.

Where should a bachelor party group stay in Las Vegas?

As one of the most popular tourism destinations in America, Las Vegas is home to all types of lodging for a bachelor party, including world-famous resorts and luxury hotels on the Strip. Many also offer travel packages via Ticketmaster. Hotels that are great for bachelor party groups include:

  • Caesars Palace Las Vegas
  • The LINQ Hotel and Casino
  • Bellagio Hotel and Casino
  • Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino
  • Wynn Las Vegas

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