10 Best Things to Do on a Las Vegas Party Bus

You've booked the bus (or you're about to). Now what? A Las Vegas party bus is more than a ride from point A to point B. It's a moving lounge with LED lights and a premium sound system with Bluetooth capabilities, rolling past some of the most famous scenery in the world. Here are the best things to do on a Vegas party bus, from the classics to a few you might not have thought of.

One ground rule before the list: guests 21 and over can drink on the bus, and your chauffeur's instructions always come first. They're the reason everyone gets there safely.

1. Cruise the Strip after dark

This is the one nobody skips. The Las Vegas Strip at night, lit up end to end, is the best backdrop you'll get all trip, and on a party bus you see it with your own music playing and the whole crew in one place. Our 1 Hour Rental (from $190/hr for up to 13 guests) is built around it: hotel pickup, a cruise down the Strip and drop-off at your next stop.

2. Get the photo at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign

No Vegas trip is complete without the group photo at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign. It's free, it's open 24/7, and there's a small parking lot right in the median on Las Vegas Blvd S, so the bus can pull in while your group gets the shot. A lot of our groups do it as part of the night: liquor store stop, then the Vegas Sign for pictures, then the nightclub. It can get busy, especially on weekend nights, so tell us when you book and we'll build it into your route. See our Vegas Sign party bus page for more.

3. Catch the Bellagio fountains

The fountain shows in front of Bellagio run on a schedule through the evening. Check the current show times before your night so you can plan around one. For anything longer than a quick look from the road, book multiple hours so the bus stays with you while your group walks over.

4. See the Sphere light up

The Sphere, just off the Strip near the Venetian, has a giant LED exterior that changes throughout the night. It's easy to spot from the bus, and it makes a great moment to cue up a big song and get the phones out.

5. Head downtown to Fremont Street

Downtown Las Vegas feels different from the Strip: vintage neon, a giant lit canopy over the Fremont Street Experience and a more casual, walkable scene. If your group wants to see both sides of Vegas, a cruise downtown with a drop-off on Fremont is a fun change of pace.

6. Pre-game with a liquor store stop

This is why the Pre-Game package (from $240 for up to 13 guests; the price depends on group size) exists. Your hour starts at pickup: we stop at a liquor store so you can grab exactly what your group drinks, then you drink on the bus while we cruise the Strip. Club drink prices in Vegas add up fast, so the pre-game is where a lot of groups have the most fun and spend the least.

7. Make dinner the halfway point

Dinner before the club is a Vegas classic, but getting a big group from the restaurant to the next stop is where nights fall apart. Book a return ride too, so you walk out of the restaurant and straight back onto the party.

8. Roll up to the club together

Arriving as one group hits differently than trickling in from five different cars. We drop you at the door of the nightclub or strip club. Tell us where you're headed when you book. For the full step-by-step, see our Vegas nightclub night game plan.

9. Be the DJ (and add the dance pole)

Every bus has a premium sound system with Bluetooth capabilities you can connect your music to, so build a playlist before the night and assign one DJ. Trust us, it prevents fights. Add the optional dance pole if your group wants it. Hold on, keep your footing while the bus is moving and follow your chauffeur's lead.

10. Theme the night

The LED lights make everything look better on camera, so lean into it. A few ideas:

• Bachelorettes: sashes, matching outfits and a bride-only seat. See our Vegas bachelorette party itinerary for the full weekend.
• Bachelor parties: matching shirts with the groom's face on them are a tradition for a reason. Our bachelor party bus guide covers the rest.
• Birthdays: a crown or sash for the guest of honor and their favorite songs from the year they turned 21. More ideas on our birthday party bus page.

Bonus: start the trip at the airport

If your group lands around the same time, start the party at baggage claim. Our Airport Pickup (from $250 airport to hotel) picks your group up at the Las Vegas airport and takes you to your hotel, with a liquor store stop on the way. It's the easiest way to set the tone for the whole weekend.

How to fit it all in

You won't do all ten in one night, and you shouldn't try. Pick your two or three must-dos and build the night around them:

• Short on time? Strip cruise plus a club drop-off with the Pre-Game.
• Sightseeing night? Strip cruise, the sign and the Sphere, then drop-off. Start with the 1 Hour Rental and add hours if you want stops.
• The full night? Dinner, the fountains, then the club. Book multiple hours, or book a return ride too.

Not sure what it'll cost? Our guide to how much a party bus costs in Las Vegas breaks down every package. When you're ready, request a quote or call or text 702-605-6028. Tell us your must-dos and we'll help you plan the timing.