Club Crawl

Club Crawl is a hosted, guided night out that moves a group between Las Vegas nightclubs, bars, lounges or dayclubs so you skip the door lines, cover charges and awkward tipping that eat up a normal Vegas night. It sells a range of packages, from a single venue up to a five-stop crawl, and each itinerary is built for the night you attend rather than a fixed route.

A host leads the group and gets you inside past the general-admission queue, and a party bus with complimentary beverages onboard carries you between venues that are too far to walk. There's a dance pole, sound system and lighting on the bus, so the ride between stops is part of the party. It runs 21-and-over only, everyone needs a valid government photo ID, and each club's own dress code is enforced at the door.

The honest catch: the exact venues aren't guaranteed and shift with the night and package, so you can't cherry-pick a specific club in advance, and midweek crawls tend to hit smaller rooms than a Friday or Saturday. Drinks are free on the bus only — inside the clubs you buy your own. There's no meal, and transport to and from your hotel isn't included, so you meet at a set start point. For a group that wants a social, low-hassle bar-hop rather than one specific club, it's a solid way to see several rooms in a night.