GIRLS
NIGHT OUT
VEGAS.COM
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GIRLS’ NIGHTOUT VEGAS

YOUR GIRLS. YOUR VEGAS.

Dinner, a nightclub, or a party bus with your favorite people. Build a girls’ night out in Vegas around your music, your budget, and where everyone is staying.

Plan Your Night

Same girls.
New stories.

THE NIGHT IS YOURS

Your people.
Your kind of night.

Start with the part everyone is looking forward to: a dinner where you can catch up, a show, or a night of dancing. Then connect the details. Where will you meet, what time do you need to arrive, and how will everyone get to the next stop?

Start with dinner

Choose a restaurant around your group size, cuisine, and next stop. If dinner comes before a show or nightclub, plan time to eat, settle the bill, and reach the entrance together.

EXPLORE DINING

Find your nightlife

Choose the music before the venue. A nightclub suits a group focused on dancing; a lounge can work when conversation matters too. Check the event for your date and its arrival details.

EXPLORE NIGHTLIFE

Make more of Vegas

Make a show your evening’s fixed point, or include a private party bus between planned stops. If you also want a pool day, give it its own place in the trip rather than crowding the evening.

EXPLORE EXPERIENCES
Four female friends enjoying dinner together in a velvet restaurant booth

THE FIRST CHAPTER

Great food.
Even better
company.

Dinner is where friends staying at different hotels can come together before the evening moves on. Share the restaurant name and its location inside the resort, so everyone knows where to meet. Agree on a per-person budget that includes drinks, tax, and tip. If you are heading elsewhere afterward, allow time for the bill, the walk to pickup, and the ride. If dinner is the main event, leave room to stay and talk.

MAKE DINNER PART OF IT

A SIMPLE PLAN.
A BETTER TIME.

Good nights
start here.

Gather the girls

Confirm the date, headcount, and where everyone is staying. Agree on a per-person budget for the whole evening, including food, nightlife, and shared transportation. Choose one person to keep the details together.

Choose your anchor

Put the show time, dinner reservation, or planned nightclub arrival into the schedule first. Work backward to getting ready and meeting up, then fit the other experiences around that commitment.

Leave room for fun

Share an exact meeting point and pickup location, rather than just a hotel name. Leave time to walk through the resort, gather the group, and travel between stops without rushing dinner or cutting an experience short.

Female friends laughing together in a candid black-and-white photograph
Just because.
Always enough.

YOUR KIND OF NIGHT

No occasion
required.

You do not need a birthday sash or a bride in the group to plan a Vegas night together. Friends visiting for a weekend can choose one evening to get dressed up and go out. Local friends can meet for dinner and continue to a show or dancing. Decide which parts you want to share, then leave the rest of the trip open for different interests and downtime.

MAKE YOUR PLAN

YOUR GIRLS. A BOLDER PLAN.

START PLANNING
YOUR VEGAS GIRLS’ NIGHT

A FEW GOOD
QUESTIONS

YOUR GROUP.
YOUR DETAILS.
START HERE.

What should we include in a girls’ night out in Vegas?

Choose one main experience and build around it. Dinner and a nightclub make sense for friends who want to talk before dancing. A show followed by a lounge gives the evening a different pace. Match the stops to your group’s music preferences, budget, and available time.

Can we combine dinner, nightlife, and transportation?

Yes. Start with your dinner reservation and intended nightlife arrival, then place transportation between them. For a private party bus, agree on the pickup location, group size, and planned stops. Include time to finish dinner, settle the bill, and get everyone to pickup together.

Do we need a special occasion?

No. A reunion with friends, a weekend away, or a night out with your local group is enough reason. Choose the experience you want to share, whether that is dinner, a show, dancing, or a mix.

What does the planner do?

Plan Your Night sends your occasion, date, group size, interests, and notes to our planning team. Use the notes for your hotel, preferred music, budget, and meeting ideas. Sending the request starts the conversation; reservations and transportation arrangements are separate steps.

YOUR GIRLS. YOUR NIGHT.

LET’S MAKE
A PLAN.

Bring your ideas together. Send your planning request to our team.

What’s on your list?

Submit your details to our planning team. Sending a request does not make a reservation.