AboutLaine Wightman Expertise I can answer general questions about moving to Las Vegas and the local lifestyle, away from tourist areas. I can also answer general tourist questions about where to go and what to do, and have a good research base on what to do with kids.
I cannot answer legal questions about marriage, gambling winnings and losses, or incarceration.
Expert: Laine Wightman Date: 5/22/2008 Subject: 21st Bday
Question im going to be going to Vegas with 4 of my friends and was wondering wat good hot spots are to hit as far as clubs. its an all guy trip so strip clubs are gonna b a must. and as far as a hotel im having a really hard time on choosing where to stay price isnt an issue im just wondering where the ladies like to kick it my bro who is 25 said that the palms is a hottie hot spot but its off the strip. anything on the strip that has alot of girls? and i will be attending in Oct9-12th i kno the weather is still mild, anything i should bring? and lastly where is a good spot to hangout and drink not necessarily a bar or club.
Answer Hi Danny,
First, Happy upcoming Birthday! 21 is sure a big milestone.
Now, I can't help you with Strip Clubs as I'm a woman, and it's not my bag. Here's a web site that might help: http://www.jackcolton.com/
You can check under the Bachelor Party section.
Hotels? Your brother is right, many young people and celebrities go to the Palms. Across the street from the Palms is the Rio, which men seem to enjoy more than women for their cocktail "bevertainers". Other popular hotels are Hard Rock (also not on the Strip, but only one long block away), and on the Strip, the Planet Hollywood, Mandalay Bay (best pool around) Luxor, and MGM Grand also are popular. We were at the Wynn recently and I saw tons of young women in cocktail dresses............don't know if anything special was going on, but there seemed to be a couple of bars that are very popular. Caesar's is an oldie, but still popular.
Good drinking spots, not clubs, on the Strip seem to be Margaritaville at the Flamingo, Carnival Court at Harrahs, and Kahunaville at the TI. If you are into Country, try Toby Keiths "I Love this Bar and Grill" at Harrahs. That website I sent you should also have information about bars.
October can be iffy, depending on what area of the country you are coming from, it could be warm or chilly. A light jacket for evening is always welcome at that time of year, and a swim suit, in case you feel like swimming. Most hotels have at least one heated pool open year round.
I hope I helped a bit, and that you have a wonderful birthday. If you need further information, please feel free to write back, or write to one of the men on the Las Vegas section of AllExperts. They may be able to help you with specific clubs, etc.
Laine
