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Headed to Vegas in a couple weeks for bachelor party and staying at Caesar's.  Just wondering, how do six 30 year old guys go about getting into these nightclubs without waiting in fucking line all night?  i don't mind tipping somebody a hundred bucks if i have to, but who? Any insight or club recommendations would really help.  Thanks!!
 
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Find at least 30 girls to walk in with....no kidding.

Or you guys may need to split up just to get in. They're not letting 6 guys in unless you're buying a table/bottle service.

 

 
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 We don't mind buying bottle service, but if we do, are we assured of getting in without waiting in line.  I fucking hate lines.
 
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I was there a month ago.  Went to Pure, think there were more guys than chicks in the club.  Also went to  XS, lot of fucking girls there.  We had bottle service there, 3 bottles for a little over 2k.  The 3 bottles were gone in 45 minutes.  Some of my other buddy's stayed at Venetian.  Judging by the amount of beautiful women there, I think going clubbing there would be good.  And also went to Christian Audgier on a Sunday night.  That was more chill. 
 
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From what I saw also, the lineup at Venetian was sick.  I wouldn't even try to go there without getting bottles.  XS I can't remember I was so drunk. 
 
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sorry guy,, and 5 other dudes,,line forms to the rear,, enjoy vegas  
 
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Call ahead of time and book a table with bottle service.  Once you get there, minimal waiting in line while they get everything set up for you.  It still helps to grab some girls out of line and just say: "hey rather than waiting in line want to jump in with us, skip the line, and head over to our table."  It just always looks better to have some girls in the group and can easily grab some out of line no problem.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hippylettuce:

 We don't mind buying bottle service, but if we do, are we assured of getting in without waiting in line.  I fucking hate lines.

Call in advance to the club, tell em there are six of you. You want a table, bottle tab for 2 bottles will run you like 750.  Just get booze not champagne. they will give you all the OJ, grapefruit juice etc etc on the house. you will get a nice booth and plenty girls will find there way to you guys in the "vip area" 

no wait on line, no 100 tip at door etc etc

to be candid it might be a one bottle minimum not 2 this economy is HURTING  but two is max, have a great time
 
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Gambling or drinking?

If you and your buddies are gambling, get a host...establish a line of credit if needed...use the host (and your action) to avoid the lines. The hosts like to show management that their customers are gambling (and drinking/eating) in the hotel/casino....

 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasGourmet:

Gambling or drinking?

If you and your buddies are gambling, get a host...establish a line of credit if needed...use the host (and your action) to avoid the lines. The hosts like to show management that their customers are gambling (and drinking/eating) in the hotel/casino....


The clubs are usually not owned by the casino. You have to be a much stronger player then just typical RFB to get comped at the night clubs. Most of the clubs have a 50% bill back to the hotel. Which means comped guests cost the hotel 50% of the actual bill. That is a ton of dough. Because they charge you like 400 -500 for vodka and 700-1000 for champagne.  So the hotel/casino actually gets hit pretty hard having to pay half.  

When a casino gives you RFB normally it does not cost them much because they are the ones who own most restaurants, the coffee shop, the bars, etc etc. Also when your room service charges are a rip off it is all just in one of their pockets and out the other. It costs them next to nothing but they get to put a ridiculous charge on your bill. But the reality is the  cost was minimal.

For instance a carafe of fresh squeezed OJ at Aria is 39 dollars!! LOL  Between 28-35 oz of OJ!!   I was there for new years. But it is comped so who gives a shit?  What did it really cost aria? 5 bucks?

However usually like I said the clubs actually cost them 1/2 the price of the bill. So when it is padded it hurts the casino bottom line.


PS  BTW some famous DJ was playing at the club at aria that weekend and the minimum table charge was 6k. Demand was so high the night of the show they bumped it to 10k. 
 
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Thanks for the input guys.  Much appreciated! 
 
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Private table @ TAO try $5k. I used to chef there!! Go on Thur' night if you find the same # of girls to go w/you, you will get hoked!!

 
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I got a "line pass" from my casino host a few times.  bottle service at lv clubs is the biggest rip off in vegas.  they will rape you.
 
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XS is INSANE and has tons of hot chicks. Bottle service will do it or just go really early before the lines hit. if you have dinner in the Wynn/Encore tip your waitress/hostess well most of the places have free entry passes but will not advertise that 
 
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I live in vegas and I am a vip club host if you need help please pm and i can arrange everything that you need at any club for a great price!
 
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If you bet sports ask your comp guy to give you vip tickets.The gift shops at the Wynn have them for the taking but dont tell everybody or it wont stay that way!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by beatymandog:

If you bet sports ask your comp guy to give you vip tickets.The gift shops at the Wynn have them for the taking but dont tell everybody or it wont stay that way!
lol at this a bunch of 30+ guys will not get into xs with a comp slip bro unless they are some high rollers in which case they wouldnt need to be comped bc they would be buying tables and bottles minimum spend at xs for a dance floor table on a weekend 7K+ so think about how much money youll have to spend to get that. I live here Im a vip host here im telling you it takes connections and girls *hot girls* not just a bunch of them to get into any good club, unless your me ;-)
 
 
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Yeah right your so cool everybody knows you...lol are you standing in frount of the mirror...I am a stand up comedian who has been on HBO and I dont think they cow down to me so why or who are you...lol
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