The Perfect 3-Day Las Vegas Bachelorette Itinerary (2026)
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Vegas is the easiest bach to plan — everything's on one strip. This is the 3-day itinerary that gets the bride to a dayclub, a residency, and Bardot brunch without losing the group.
Friday
Arrive, steak, show, club
- 3:00 PMLand at LAS. Uber to the Strip (20 min, $30).
- 7:00 PMDinner at Delilah (Wynn) or Carversteak. Reserve 60–90 days out.
- 10:00 PMResidency show — Adele, Bruno, Kelly Clarkson, take your pick.
- 12:30 AMXS or Zouk for the late-night club. Bottle service splits cheap across 10.
Saturday
Dayclub, nap, dinner, club
- 12:00 PMEncore Beach Club or Ayu Dayclub. Reserve a daybed — splits well across 8+.
- 5:00 PMNap. Real one.
- 7:30 PMGroup blowouts. Worth every dollar.
- 9:00 PMDinner at Cathédrale or Carbone.
- 12:00 AMClub night — pick the one you didn't do Friday.
Sunday
Brunch, pool, fly home
- 12:30 PMBardot Brasserie brunch. The whole group will thank you.
- 2:30 PMPool until your flight.
Per-guest budget
A realistic split for a 3-night weekend with 8–10 guests. Use Bach HQ to split it live.
- Lodging (hotel, 2 nights, double occupancy)
- $320 / guest
- Dayclub daybed
- $220 / guest
- Show ticket
- $180 / guest
- Dinners (2 nice + brunch)
- $280 / guest
- Bottle service / clubs
- $250 / guest
- Total (excl. flights)
- ≈ $1,250 / guest
Insider tips
- ★Book dinners 60–90 days out. The big ones (Delilah, Carbone) go same-day they open.
- ★Don't try to do 2 clubs and a dayclub in one day. The group will not make it.
- ★Cabana and bottle service are the budget killers. Decide on them as a group, in Bach HQ, before you book.
FAQ
Vegas bach budget per person?
$800–$1,500 for 3 nights, plus flights. Cabanas and bottle service push it up fast — see the breakdown above.
Best Vegas hotel for a bach?
Wynn/Encore for class, Cosmopolitan for the photo terrace, Resorts World for newer suites.
How many nights?
3 nights is the sweet spot. 4 only if the bride is hardcore.
Ready to plan the Vegas bach?
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