Average Cost of a Table in Las Vegas
Table prices vary dramatically from club to club. The cost of the same sized table will be more at a bigger club than a smaller one. Other factors impacting the price of a table are group size, location of the table in the club, how busy the club is, what day of the week is, etc. Below are some rough averages of table cost in Las Vegas nightclubs.
| Group Size |
Price |
| 6 Guests |
$1,200 |
| 8 Guests |
$1,500 |
| 10 Guests |
$2,500 |
| 12 Guests |
$3,000 |
| 15+ Guests |
$5,000+ |
As said before, these are just rough averages. But, this will help you get an idea about the cost of bottle service in Las Vegas.
Cost of Bottle Service in Las Vegas
The below example is the cost analysis for a group of 6 who bought bottle service.
| Item |
Cost |
| Cover Charge |
$0 |
| Alcohol |
$1,200 |
| Taxes and Gratuity |
$360 |
| Total Cost |
$1,560 |
| Total Cost (Per Person) |
$260 |
The price tag becomes much more manageable when splitting $1,560 between 6 people. So, the bigger your group is, the less each person will pay.
Cost of Tickets
Buying a ticket is an alternative to the expensive bottle service. You have two options – either buy a pre-sale ticket or pay the cover charge at the nightclub. Pre-sale tickets will always be much cheaper. Depending on the club, the cost of a ticket can range between $20-$75. Usually, the cost of tickets for men is more expensive than for women.
Now, let us take an example to understand the total expenses an individual will be having at a Las Vegas nightclub without opting for bottle service.
Average Cost of Ticket / Cover Charge – $45
Average Cost of Drinks
- Beers – $10-$15
- Shots – $15
- Cocktails – $15-$20
| Item |
Cost |
| Cover Charge |
$45 |
| Alcohol (8 Drinks Per Person at $15) |
$120 |
| Total Cost (Per Person) |
$165 |
With the above calculations, you might save money on liquor compared to bottle service, but you will have to end up hours waiting in long lines to get in and at the bar.
The above example shows that the bottle service in Las Vegas is roughly $100 expensive compared to purchasing a ticket. But, this extra spending of $100 is more than worth it for a VIP experience.
Cost of the Guest List
Signing up for a guest list allows you to get into the club for free. Almost all nightclubs in Las Vegas offer a guest list, and you can sign up online in no time. The option of a guest list is to encourage people to get to the venue early. There are some rules of the Guest List that you must follow.
The most important rule of the guest list is RATIO. Women get free entry into the club. But, there must be an even ratio of women (or more women than men) when a group of men wants free entry into the nightclub. Not every club has this ratio restriction, but several have it.
| Item |
Cost |
| Cover Charge |
$0 |
| Alcohol (8 Drinks Per Person at $15) |
$120 |
| Total Cost (Per Person) |
$120 |
A guest list is the best way to get into the club for free. All you need to pay is for your drinks at the club. But, when you use the guest list, you lose all the perks associated with bottle service. But, on the other hand, you save a ton of money. When you’re not going with bottle service, a guest list is a better option to get in a club over buying a ticket.
