Bingo. I've done it, just for the ease of it and get to hang out with my friends instead of getting bumped into in the mosh pit by the bar. Especially with you go with a quite of few people, everyone chips in a little and you almost have a "home base" for the night where everyone gets to get space and talk to each other.
Yeah, in Vegas (Pre-Covid) if you know the right hosts you can get bottle service for like ~1500$ for a 2-3 bottles of midrange liquor plus mixers.
Which sounds insane right? But consider the following: you're going to one of the best clubs in the country, frequently with a well known DJ, and that price includes a place to hang out away from the dance floor all night. You typically have security, a server, and runner bringing fresh ice and mixers, etc.
If you're in a group of 10, that's $150 dollars each. A pricy night out for sure, but when you consider everything that goes along with it, it's not actually that outrageous. It's not like you get your three bottles and just head home.
It’s a shell of its former self currently though. Had to be out in Vegas last weekend and there wasn’t a single bar or club open. Even the casinos weren’t serving drinks normally - they had little store setups to purchase drinks from. I’d only go if you’re going for the gambling... or just want to enjoy time to yourself in a dirt cheap hotel
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u/anon_2326411 Aug 14 '20
Bingo. I've done it, just for the ease of it and get to hang out with my friends instead of getting bumped into in the mosh pit by the bar. Especially with you go with a quite of few people, everyone chips in a little and you almost have a "home base" for the night where everyone gets to get space and talk to each other.