Hello!
I just came back from an awesome week in Vegas! Prior to this trip, I learned about promoters for the first time and used them extensively for free club entry and open bar for ladies.
Now, I'm trying to plan a bachelorette party for my friend in a few months. Unfortunately, promoters probably won't fly this time around because of the following:
-My friend wants to go to classy, not trashy places, that are more laid back
-She wants a place where the music is not too loud
-My friend isn't much of a dancer and thinks clubs are silly (we're in our early 30s, and she's more mature and less of a partier than me)
-She'll probably want somewhere not too crowded where we can sit down and chill
-Once again, classy is key
While I was in Vegas, I went to Marquee, Drai's, and Chateau. Of the three, I think my friend would probably like the quieter rooftop seating area of Chateau with the view of the Eiffel Tower. So basically, unless my friend is okay with standing around, we'll probably pay for bottle service instead of getting open bar wristbands from a promoter.
I'm hoping you guys could offer recommendations for classier places along the strip my friend would enjoy, along with an estimate on how much we should expect to spend. Would be it a good idea to keep contact with the promoters I used this week in hopes they can cut us a deal? It's also a long shot, but if there are any classy male revue, please let me know as well.
We've also been looking at planning sites like this: http://www.bachelorettevegas.com/. Would you recommend them?
Thank you so much! This is my first time planning a Vegas bachelorette party, and I'm not sure where to start!
I just came back from an awesome week in Vegas! Prior to this trip, I learned about promoters for the first time and used them extensively for free club entry and open bar for ladies.
Now, I'm trying to plan a bachelorette party for my friend in a few months. Unfortunately, promoters probably won't fly this time around because of the following:
-My friend wants to go to classy, not trashy places, that are more laid back
-She wants a place where the music is not too loud
-My friend isn't much of a dancer and thinks clubs are silly (we're in our early 30s, and she's more mature and less of a partier than me)
-She'll probably want somewhere not too crowded where we can sit down and chill
-Once again, classy is key
While I was in Vegas, I went to Marquee, Drai's, and Chateau. Of the three, I think my friend would probably like the quieter rooftop seating area of Chateau with the view of the Eiffel Tower. So basically, unless my friend is okay with standing around, we'll probably pay for bottle service instead of getting open bar wristbands from a promoter.
I'm hoping you guys could offer recommendations for classier places along the strip my friend would enjoy, along with an estimate on how much we should expect to spend. Would be it a good idea to keep contact with the promoters I used this week in hopes they can cut us a deal? It's also a long shot, but if there are any classy male revue, please let me know as well.
We've also been looking at planning sites like this: http://www.bachelorettevegas.com/. Would you recommend them?
Thank you so much! This is my first time planning a Vegas bachelorette party, and I'm not sure where to start!
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