Guestlist or pre sale tickets?

[5StarDiscos]

We're in the middle of planning our club nights when we are in vegas at the end of the month.

We are there for 2 weeks and will probably go to most places during the week rather than the weekend because we would like a bit more space (i.e. not as crowded during the week) and we are more bothered about seeing the actual clubs rather than any specific DJs.

I've read that it is it worthwhile purchasing pre sale tickets on line to avoid queues. Even if guest listed you get in for free but the draw back is you have to wait for upto 2 hours.

Is this likely to be an issue during the week? If we got guestlist/free entry organised would we be likely to queue for a long time during the week/on industry nights?

I don't want to buy pre sale and then there is no queue anyway and I could have got in for free.

The clubs we are definetly going to hit up are Drais, Omnia, XS (probably 1OAK as we are at the mirage) and Hyde.

If it is best to just buy tickets and beat the lines are we better buying before we go on holiday or just buy them at the door/when we are in vegas? Does the price increase nearer the event?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated guys.

[ryan850]

In general, it's advised to get presale if you know what day and venue you'd like to go to. Most places will allow even ratio guestlist on non weeekend nights.

It would help if you gave dates and an idea of where you'd like to go each night so we can help you better.

But to summarize, presale is usually the easiest, you don't have to wait in line (there is def a line for GA without presale) and you're already set up to get in.

[Chali2Na]

Do pre-sales, especially at Omnia. I walked by last night around 11 pm (wasn't doing the club thing). The place was a total shitshow...except for the pre-sale line. It was literally empty. Bobby (from XS) even told me over the weekend that if you don't have a table at Omnia, get pre-sales and don't even think twice. Even with a table, apparently it can take a long time to get in (relatively speaking).