Two hosted club crawls run here, one from 8pm and one from 10pm, and both do the same two things: they pay your cover charges in advance and they walk you past the queue. What you spend inside the venues is yours, and both are 21 and over with physical identification checked at every door.
A hosted evening that pays your cover charges in advance and walks you past the queue at two to four venues. A party bus drives you between them with drinks aboard. It starts at 8pm or 10pm depending on which you book, and it finishes inside the last club. You are free to stay there until close.
What you are buying is the door and the driving, not the drinks. Neither listing here covers what you spend at the bar inside a venue. Both are 21 and over, with physical photo identification checked every time.
Two covers at major venues on a Saturday come to more than either of these fares on their own, which makes the bus and the host effectively free.
Express, hosted entry at every venue rather than an hour on the pavement, which is the single most-cited reason people book one.
A party bus between venues rather than a taxi hunt at midnight, with drinks on board between stops.
Which matters more than it sounds if you do not know the city or the venues, and which is why groups celebrating something book these.
Both crawls mix parties on one bus. That is either the appeal or the drawback, and it is worth deciding which before you book.
The honest comparison, because midweek the answer is genuinely different from the answer at a weekend.
Fares as captured from the operators' own listings; door charges vary by venue and by night.
| Club crawl | Turning up yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| Cover charges | Included at every venue | Paid at each door, and they rise at weekends |
| Queue | Express entry | Up to an hour on a Friday or Saturday |
| Transport | Party bus between venues | Rideshare from a resort garage |
| Drinks on the way | Included on board | None |
| Which venues | Chosen by the operator on the night | Yours |
| Flexibility | You move with the group | Total |
| From | $85 | Nothing, until the first door |
| Best for | Weekends, groups, a first night out here | Midweek, and knowing where you want to be |
Check availability — two clubs, covers paid, from $85
Midweek, a Las Vegas club door is manageable and a crawl is a convenience rather than a saving. On a Friday or a Saturday it is the other way round. The cost guide works through what an evening actually adds up to.
You get: a party bus between venues, express or VIP entry at two to four clubs, every cover charge paid, drinks on board and a professional host. One of the two adds a second night out in the same booking.
You do not get: hotel pick-up on either, drinks inside the clubs, reserved seating, or a ride home. One of the two runs its bus one way rather than there and back, which is worth planning for before you set off.
The 8pm crawl meets upstairs in Neonopolis at 450 Fremont Street, Suite 251, close to the Fremont Street Experience, and visits three or four venues. The 10pm crawl confirms its departure point when you book. Both refund in full up to 24 hours ahead.
Dress for the door in either case: no jerseys, no hats, no athletic wear. Take physical identification, and a passport if you are visiting from outside the United States, because a photograph of one will not do. If you are more than about ten people, agree the arrangement with the operator in writing first. The bus has a fixed capacity and a large party can end up split.
Anyone under 21 cannot book either of these, and no exception exists. Anyone who came to look at the city rather than be inside a room in it will see very little of the Strip on either crawl; an open-top night bus is the format for that at $59. And anyone who wants to choose their own venues should turn up alone. The club list is the operator's, drawn from the biggest rooms in the city and confirmed on the night.
If you want a night out that is more bar than nightclub, a third option sits outside this type. A private Fremont Street bar crawl with a photographer runs three hours across eight downtown stops from $149, and it is listed on Las Vegas night club tour with the rest.
Two nightclubs from 10pm with both cover charges paid, drinks on the party bus between them and a host running the evening. A second night out is included in the same booking, and it is 21 and over with ID checked at every door.
From $85 per person
Three or four venues from 8pm, starting upstairs in Neonopolis on Fremont Street and finishing inside a headline club you can stay in until close. Express entry, cover charges and drink specials at selected clubs are included.
From $99 per person
One starts at 8pm from Fremont Street and visits three or four venues; the other starts at 10pm and visits two. Both run about four hours and both finish inside the last club, where you are free to stay until close.
Yes, at every venue on both crawls, and it is most of the value. Two covers at major clubs on a Saturday exceed either fare on their own, which effectively makes the party bus and the host free. Drinks inside the clubs are separate.
No jerseys, no hats, no athletic wear. The venues enforce it at the door rather than the operator, and it is the most common reason people are turned away. Smart casual is the safe reading.
If you are visiting from outside the United States, yes — the doors ask for physical photo identification and a photograph of a passport on a phone will not do. Everyone must be 21 or over.
Yes, with one caution. Both crawls board a bus with a fixed capacity, and a very large party can end up split across two of them. Anything over about ten people should be agreed with the operator in writing before you pay.
No. Both crawls finish inside the last venue and one of the two runs its bus one way rather than there and back. The Deuce covers Las Vegas Boulevard around the clock — the map page has the routes and the rideshare pick-up points.
The covers and the driving are what the fare buys, and on a weekend they are worth more than it costs. Every departure is listed on Las Vegas Night Tours.