VIP In Las Vegas

If you're reading this guide, chances are, you're planning your trip to Vegas and trying to get the lay of the land. You've circled the events you want to attend and got on the guest list or are thinking of purchasing tickets.

The question is, what's the best method of entry for you and your group? The thought of waiting in the massive nightclub lines doesn't seem all that palatable, and you know the group you're with isn't trying to meet the minimum spend requirements to book your own bottle service – are there any other options? Fortunately, sometimes, there is.

In the guide below, we will be discussing the merits of VIP entry into Las Vegas nightclubs and why it is a limited (and valuable) commodity for our guests.

WHAT IS VIP LAS VEGAS ENTRY?

VIP Entry, or hosted entry, is when we can take guests through the club's VIP entrance, which is usually reserved for bottle service guests. This is only possible by using our relationships with the club hosts at that venue and isn't always available, but it allows you to skip the line altogether that you would otherwise be waiting in if you hadn't purchased a table.

This is a handshake offer and something we can only do for one or two smaller groups each night; clubs generally don't like it when independent hosts can do this since they would rather have people buy a ticket or pay cover than find a way around the system.

If this is something you might be interested in, please send us a request on the link below, and we will coordinate with you on what we can arrange at the venue you want to attend.

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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

Whenever we execute a "walk-in," as it's referred to in the industry, we are essentially calling in a favor to someone at the club to make it happen.

As such, we do charge a premium for this service. Below are our going rates for each Vegas nightclub and day club (if available):

NIGHTCLUBS

If you've tried to get in on the guestlist at a popular club like Omnia or XS on a big night and showed up later than recommended, you know that there are nights when the guest list lines are literally 2+ hours long, and even the lines to pay to get in aren't any shorter.

Some people just want to pay the extra fee to get in quicker and salvage their night, and who can blame them? That's where we can come in and shave off some of the wait time.

NOTE: There are some events with huge performers like Drake or Migos where everyone must have a ticket or purchased a table to enter. In those cases, we cannot offer VIP Entry.

DAYCLUBS

There's not a lot of opportunities to do VIP Entry services at the day clubs (with the exception of LAVO Party Brunch in the winter). Pools are much stricter with their capacity and only allow a set amount of people per table reservation – meaning that it's harder to bring in a few extra people, and we run the risk of damaging our relationship with that venue by trying to force the issue.

That's not to say that it is impossible to do, so contact us if this is something you're looking to do!

Hopefully, this guide has been helpful in giving you a little bit of an insight into the world of Vegas nightlife! Ready to get your weekend started?

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