Seeking advice to economize table service bill for large (15-20 folks) group

[extragolden]

I'm coming to Vegas Aug. 23-26 for a wedding. Wedding is at Wynn and everyone is staying there too. There will be at least two nights of clubbing, starting on Thursday the 23rd, when I am organizing a visit to Tryst. Guys and girls will start the evening separately (for quasi bachelor/bachelorette parties) then the plan is to unite a Tryst at around midnight/12:30am. We'll have 15-20 people who would need to get into Tryst, I am assuming that I can't get all those people in by reserving just one table (right?). To reserve a late table would put the min to $2k (per a Tryst host's quote). This price is fine if I reserve one table but I'm concerned that some in the crew will balk at forking over the funds required for a $4k min, so I am looking for alternatives. Are my assumptions incorrect? Do you think I could get one table, fill it with guys, and get line passes for the girls? If so, I think the cost per person would go way down, but is doing this possible or a bad idea? Thanks in advance for any advice!

[AnthonyHyde]

with a 2k minimum, you will not have a table by 1230. tryst on a thursday is normally fully sat by midnight. the only way to get a table held past that is if you do a $3000-$4000 minimum on the dance floor and promise a tip of $500. i use to work there and would look forward to midnight because i knew i would get cut after the club was sat lol.

[extragolden]

Anthony- Interesting, so even if a host tells me he'd hold the table, I shouldn't count on it?

[AnthonyHyde]

with only a 2000 minimum, its going to be first come first serve.

[lojikal1]

Anthony- Interesting, so even if a host tells me he'd hold the table, I shouldn't count on it?

This is where an independent service comes in. Use Red Carpet VIP and they will keep your table regardless of the time...

[Chuck]

Yeah they told me that they oay for the table before the club opens so it can't be resold. Any way you can do this yourself?