Las Vegas NightTours & Tickets

Las Vegas Nightclub Tour: VIP Entry and Party Bus, from 10pm

Las Vegas Nightclub VIP Entry with Party Bus

From ten at night, two doors, one host

The highest-rated evening here

4.9 from 227 reviews, which is the best rating with real volume behind it.

Both cover charges paid

Included in the fare, which on a Saturday is most of what you would have spent anyway.

Express entry at the rope

You walk past the queue at both venues rather than standing in it.

Drinks on the bus between clubs

Alcoholic drinks aboard are included; the bar tab inside the clubs is not.

A second night out included

The operator adds another evening to the same booking.

What this evening is actually about

It is the door, not the drive. Getting into a busy Las Vegas nightclub on a weekend without a table or a name means an hour on the pavement and a cover charge at the end of it, and both are avoidable. Eighty-five dollars buys you past the rope at two venues with the covers already paid, and a host whose job is to keep the group moving.

It starts at 10pm. A party bus does the driving between clubs, with drinks aboard, and the venue list is drawn from the biggest rooms in the city. Two things come up again and again in the feedback: the queue-skipping is real, and the covers alone would have cost more than the whole night did.

What you are not buying is sightseeing. Nothing on this evening is a photo stop and you will see very little of the Strip. If lights are what you came for, that is a different booking.

Your night, in order

  1. 10pm. Meet your host at the departure point confirmed when you book.
  2. Board the party bus. Drinks aboard, and the group forms up.
  3. First club. Straight in past the queue with the cover already paid.
  4. Back on the bus. The transfer between venues is part of the night rather than a taxi hunt.
  5. Second club. VIP entry again, and you stay as long as you like.
  6. Afterwards. The night ends inside the venue; the Deuce runs the boulevard around the clock.

What the fare covers

  • Party bus tour to 2 Las Vegas clubs with VIP admission
  • Cover charges
  • Alcoholic drinks on board
  • A second night out included

What it does not

  • Gratuities
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Drinks inside the nightclubs
  • Reserved table or seating in the clubs

Who this suits, and who should book something else

Book this if

You are over 21, out with friends and want a first Saturday here that does not begin with an hour on a pavement. Birthdays and girls' trips are the two occasions this evening is built for. You will meet the other groups aboard, which is either the point or it is not.

Book something else if

You want to see the city rather than be inside it, or anyone in your party is under 21. The open-top bus covers the Strip and downtown for less and takes all ages, and the nightclub tours page compares this against the crawl that visits three or four venues from an earlier start.

Eighty-five dollars, two clubs, covers paidFree cancellation up to 24 hours ahead
Check availability

Next step: pick your date and see live availability, the exact departure time and travellers' own photographs of the evening.

Where it meets, and what the door will ask

The start time is 10pm and the departure point is confirmed when you book rather than published on the listing, so read your confirmation carefully and message the operator if anything is unclear. The venues are among the busiest in the city and their own rules apply at the door, not the tour's.

That means physical photo identification every time — a passport if you are visiting from outside the United States — and a dress code the doors enforce plainly: no jerseys, no hats. There is a security check at club entry and cannabis is not permitted inside.

Know before you go

Questions people ask before booking this one

Which clubs does it visit?

Two of the city's biggest rooms, drawn from a list that includes LIV, Zouk and XS. The specific pair depends on the night of the week and the venue calendar, which is why the operator confirms it rather than printing it. Both cover charges are inside the fare either way.

Is the cover charge really included?

Yes, at both venues, and it is most of the value here. Two covers on a Saturday come to more than this whole evening costs. Drinks inside the clubs are separate.

What is the dress code?

Smart enough to get past a Las Vegas door: no jerseys, no hats, no athletic wear. The venues enforce it rather than the operator, and reviewers who were turned away all name the same three things.

Does the bus bring us back?

No. The night finishes inside the last club and you are free to stay until close, which is the point of ending there. The Deuce runs Las Vegas Boulevard around the clock, and rideshare pick-up at the big resorts is usually in a parking structure rather than at the door.

Can a big group book together?

Yes, with one caution. The bus has a fixed capacity and a very large party can end up split, which is the substance of the recent complaints about crawls of this kind. Anything over about ten people should be agreed with the operator in writing before you pay.

We want an earlier start and more venues — is there one?

Yes. The nightclub tours page compares this against the VIP club crawl that starts at 8pm from Fremont Street and takes in three or four venues, including a lounge and a bar before the headline club. If you would rather see the city than go out in it, the open-top bus is the other direction entirely.

A geometric light rig firing over a packed nightclub floor in Las VegasA lime-green stretch limousine parked at night outside a lit resort on the Las Vegas StripThe neon showgirls and the City of Las Vegas script sign above Fremont Street in downtown Las VegasA restored neon cowgirl sign, one boot kicking, mounted on a brick wall in downtown Las VegasThe open upper deck of a night sightseeing bus on the Las Vegas Strip, the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas lit up aheadThe Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign lit after dark, its yellow star and bulb border burning against a black sky

More photos →

What travellers said about this evening

Read all reviews →

Other ways to spend the evening

If this one is not yours, two other featured evenings are worth a look. They are two hours on an open top deck, boarding at the High Roller; ten to twelve minutes airborne over the Strip, dinner optional.

All of them, with prices and what each one covers side by side, are on Las Vegas Night Tours.