Bachelor Bash in Vegas

• Day 1: Getting the Party Rolling
  McCarran International Airport to The Strip (4.7 miles, 20 minutes)

  Start your trip at the heart of Las Vegas, The Strip. Check in at one of the luxurious hotels and enjoy the views from the room. Take a stroll on the lively streets of Vegas, explore casinos, and check out some of the high-end boutiques. At night, party like a rockstar and dance the night away at Omnia Nightclub.

• Day 2: Extreme Fun
  The Strip to the Shooting Range (11.6 miles, 25 minutes)

  After a long night of partying, start the day with some extreme adventure at Battlefield Vegas. This shooting range lets you fire exotic guns and try military vehicles. You can also rent tanks and blow up cars. After getting the adrenaline pumping, head back to The Strip for a refreshing lunch at Craftsteak. End the night by attending a live show by famous artists like Bruno Mars or Britney Spears at Planet Hollywood.

• Day 3: Final Fling
  The Strip to The Grand Canal Shoppes (1.9 miles, 15 minutes)

  Start the last day of your trip by indulging in some retail therapy at The Grand Canal Shoppes. After shopping, head over to Topgolf for some fun and interactive golf games with your friends. In the evening, take a limo ride to the Bachelor Bar Crawl where you can hop to different bars, clubs, and strip clubs. End the night by enjoying a scenic view of the city at High Roller Observation Wheel.

Time and Costs Estimates

• The Strip (free)
• Omnia Nightclub (10 pm-4am) (time varies, $50+)
• Battlefield Vegas (9 am-7 pm) (2-4 hours, $150+)
• Craftsteak (lunch) (11:30 am-3 pm) (1-2 hours, $40+)
• Planet Hollywood (concert) (time varies, $90+)
• The Grand Canal Shoppes (11 am-9 pm) (1-2 hours, $50+)
• Topgolf (9 am-2 am) (2-4 hours, $50+)
• Bachelor Bar Crawl (8 pm-4 am) (4-6 hours, $100+)
• High Roller Observation Wheel (11:30 am-2 am) (1-2 hours, $20+)
• Total Estimated Costs: $550+

Transportation

Las Vegas has a well-connected public transportation system, but renting a car is recommended for more flexibility. Taxis and ride-hailing services are also widely available. Expect to pay around $30-40 for a taxi or ride-share from the airport to The Strip.

Useful Tips

With more time, you can explore other attractions such as the Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon. If you have less time, prioritize experiences based on your interests. Also, make sure to dress appropriately for the activities planned and be responsible while having fun.

Airports

McCarran International Airport (LAS) is the main airport serving Las Vegas located 4.7 miles south of The Strip. Taxis and ride-share services are readily available.