Birthday group of 7/8 guys

[vegasfirsttimer]

Hey everyone. Some buddies and I are heading to Vegas mid-December for a birthday party. We'll only be in town for a few nights but want to hit up a club at least one night (probably Sunday, of which I've read The Bank is supposed to be good). And from doing some reading on here, guestlist is not the way to go, but rather getting a table/bottle service. However, I don't know much about table service and was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to go about getting a table, how many bottles are usually required (I understand it's about 1 per 4 people, so with 7/8 guys we'll need 2 but does that cover us for the night or will the club want us to keep buying more?..and are we talking Grey Goose type bottles or something a little less expensive like Skyy or Absolut, not to sound cheap or anything). Would we still have to pay cover if we got a table, how much does it usually cost, etc.
Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks!

[BobbyLight]

Hey everyone. Some buddies and I are heading to Vegas mid-December for a birthday party. We'll only be in town for a few nights but want to hit up a club at least one night (probably Sunday, of which I've read The Bank is supposed to be good). And from doing some reading on here, guestlist is not the way to go, but rather getting a table/bottle service. However, I don't know much about table service and was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to go about getting a table, how many bottles are usually required (I understand it's about 1 per 4 people, so with 7/8 guys we'll need 2 but does that cover us for the night or will the club want us to keep buying more?..and are we talking Grey Goose type bottles or something a little less expensive like Skyy or Absolut, not to sound cheap or anything). Would we still have to pay cover if we got a table, how much does it usually cost, etc.
Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks!

For 7-8 guys yes bottle service is the way to go thats gonna get you past the line, no cover, and your own space. Trust me it kinda sucks to have to walk around the club for like 4 hours and fight to get drinks. With a table things are brought to you, you can sit, they will even bring girls to party at your table.

[Vadiksf415]

Hey everyone. Some buddies and I are heading to Vegas mid-December for a birthday party. We'll only be in town for a few nights but want to hit up a club at least one night (probably Sunday, of which I've read The Bank is supposed to be good). And from doing some reading on here, guestlist is not the way to go, but rather getting a table/bottle service. However, I don't know much about table service and was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to go about getting a table, how many bottles are usually required (I understand it's about 1 per 4 people, so with 7/8 guys we'll need 2 but does that cover us for the night or will the club want us to keep buying more?..and are we talking Grey Goose type bottles or something a little less expensive like Skyy or Absolut, not to sound cheap or anything). Would we still have to pay cover if we got a table, how much does it usually cost, etc.
Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks!

For 7-8 guys yes bottle service is the way to go thats gonna get you past the line, no cover, and your own space. Trust me it kinda sucks to have to walk around the club for like 4 hours and fight to get drinks. With a table things are brought to you, you can sit, they will even bring girls to party at your table.

For Sunday, I would choose to go to XS or Vanity. Yes, BS is the only way to go, and its usually 1btl per 3ppl, so you may need to get 3btls. However, since it may be slow, you can prolly get away with 2btl min. Bottle prices are around $500 for Goose and add about $150 for tax and tip so, $650.