A lot of people probably think that Las Vegas is only for the rich. It’s not a surprising assumption given the kind of advertisement about the city that is pretty much everywhere. The images are usually of a group of women dressed in expensive outfits, sipping champagne while dancing in a club. A lot of people would look at that ad and think: okay, the flight down there is one thing, not to mention the hotel room, the cover at the door of the club, what I ate for dinner, and etc etc. The list of costs can seem endless when all that is considered is the glamour of the advertisement.
Fantasy vs. Reality
The usual depiction of Vegas is a place where people go to blow all their money on the craziest weekend of their life. This expectation is more of a fantasy than anything else, as for most people Vegas is not like this at all. It’s important for people to know that Vegas can be affordable without losing out on the excitement and fun. It can be affordable in a classy way, as long as travelers know what kind of deals are available. Being able to party in style without blowing the budget is really the unique benefit of Las Vegas. Can the same be said of New York or Los Angeles? Definitely not. The reality is that Las Vegas is an entertainment capital—that means the city (and it’s resident club owners) want to make it affordable for everyone that visits to party like they want to.
Rolling High, Spending Low
Here is a list of some tips for how to get into the best parties without spending $500/night.
Go with a Las Vegas Party Planning Company - Vegas is home to a lot of party planning companies that offer package deals. While this is not an option for a couple, it is probably the best option for groups of 3+. These package deals are comprised of discounts on food, VIP access to specific clubs, and limo service. For those who have not been to Vegas, they should prepare themselves for the long lines outside clubs. Getting a VIP pass is the best idea because it will save money overall and save tons of time. This is how to save money in Vegas. It all depends on the size of the group and what it is they are in Vegas for, but one thing is guaranteed: money will be saved and tons of fun will be had.
5 Star Restaurants Have Happy-Hour - Most of the best restaurants will be booked solid every night between 8-10pm. So instead of calling months in advance to try and book a table, why not come before the madness and feast on amazing food for super cheap? A lot of gourmet restaurants have a happy hour between 4-7pm and then again at 10:30pm each night. A slight adjustment to the dinner schedule will provide the same quality of food for half the price.
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