Timing the show inside the night
A Vegas bachelor party night runs late, so put the private show early. The sequence that works for most groups: dinner at 7, everyone back in the suite by 8:30, the show at 9, the free limo at the valet at 11 for the club. The show is the warm-up, the club is the main event, and nobody is too far gone to enjoy either.
If the groom’s night is the second night of the trip, book the show for that night and keep the first night for the club so the group is not doing both on arrival day.
How many entertainers
| Group | Book |
|---|---|
| Up to 6 | One entertainer |
| 6 to 15 | Two entertainers, back to back or together |
| 15 to 25 | Two or three; the rep staffs it based on the room |
| 25 or more | Call; big shows need a suite and a plan |
Two entertainers is the sweet spot for a typical group of ten. It keeps the show moving, gives the groom a proper set, and means nobody is standing around.
Setting up the suite
- Clear the space in front of the sofa or the foot of the bed.
- Put the groom’s chair in the middle; everyone else around it.
- Music on the room speaker or a phone; tell the entertainer if the group has a playlist.
- Drinks poured before she arrives, not during.
- Door closed, hallway quiet, no one filming.
The entertainer arrives dressed like any hotel guest. There is no announcement and no lobby meet-up; she meets you at the room door.
What the show includes, and the rules
A licensed adult dance performance for the group, with the groom as the focus, for the length booked. The entertainer runs the show, sets the boundaries and decides what interaction is fine. Groups follow her lead. Nothing beyond dance entertainment is offered or implied by anyone, and any attempt to negotiate otherwise ends the show with no refund. Everyone in the room must be 21 or older with ID; the rep will ask.
Prices, deposit and tipping
The rep quotes the total when you book: it depends on the number of entertainers, the length of the show and the night of the week. A deposit holds the time; the balance is paid to the entertainer on arrival. Tips are on top, and a good group tips well. Typical ranges are on the prices page so the best man can budget before calling.
Pairing it with the club
After the show, the same phone call has already booked the free limo. The driver meets the group at the valet, the host at the club walks everyone past the line, and the only money that changes hands is $40 a head for the two-drink package ($44 at Hustler). Treasures gives a guaranteed limo both ways; Sapphire takes VIP tables if the groom’s friends want bottles. The planner page lays out full itineraries by group size.
A sample night for ten
- 7:00 PM dinner on the Strip
- 8:45 PM back at the suite, drinks poured
- 9:00 PM two entertainers, 60-minute show
- 10:45 PM limo at the valet
- 11:00 PM Treasures, two drinks each, table on the floor
- 1:30 AM guaranteed limo back to the hotel
