What a Vegas Group Weekend Costs Per Person
Bachelor and bachelorette guests spend about $1,300 to $1,500 each on average, and about $2,000 when they fly. Where the money goes, and a worked example for a group of eight.
The short answerA Las Vegas group weekend typically costs each person about $1,300 to $1,500, according to The Knot’s research on bachelor and bachelorette parties, rising to about $2,000 for guests who fly. The room is usually the biggest shared cost, and on the Strip the resort fee alone adds about $51 to $62 a night per room with tax.
| Cost | Typical figure |
|---|---|
| Bachelorette guest, average | About $1,300 |
| Bachelor guest, average | About $1,500 |
| Guest who flies in | About $2,000 |
| Strip hotel room, average rate, January to June 2026 | $208.02 a night, before tax and resort fee |
| Strip resort fee with tax | About $51 to $62 a night, per room |
| Dayclub entry | About $30 to $75 |
| Nightclub cover | About $30 to $75 for men and $20 to $50 for women on an ordinary night |
What groups actually spend
| Bachelorette, guest who drove | $900 |
|---|---|
| Bachelorette, all guests | $1,300 |
| Bachelor, one to two days | $1,300 |
| Bachelor, all guests | $1,500 |
| Bachelor, three to four days | $1,650 |
| Guest who flew | $2,000 |
National averages for any destination, not Las Vegas alone. Travel and length of stay make the biggest difference. Source: The Knot
These are averages across all destinations, so treat them as a sense check rather than a Las Vegas quote. The Strip’s room rates, resort fees and club prices mean a Vegas weekend with a table or cabana usually lands at the upper end.
A worked example: eight people, two nights
| Shared cost | Total | Each |
|---|---|---|
| Two rooms, two nights, at the average Strip rate of $208.02 | $832.08 | $104.01 |
| Room tax at 13.38% | $111.33 | $13.92 |
| Resort fee of $55 with tax, two rooms, two nights | $249.44 | $31.18 |
| Rooms, total | $1,192.85 | $149.11 |
| A $1,000 nightclub table with tax, venue fee and gratuity | $1,411.25 | $176.41 |
The example puts four people in each room. On top of that, each person pays their own flights, food, dayclub entry of about $30 to $75, and drinks. Weekend nights are the busiest of the week: in April 2026, weekend hotel occupancy was 92.7% against just under 80% midweek, so expect weekend rates above the average.
What pushes the cost up
- Flying in. The Knot’s figures put guests who fly at about $2,000, against about $900 for bachelorette guests who drive.
- Tables and cabanas. Worth it for many groups, but the minimum is only the start. Bottle service in Las Vegas shows the real bill.
- Holiday and headliner weekends, when club entry, table minimums and room rates all rise together.
- Conventions, which can push room rates up by 30 to 50 percent. Check the convention calendar before fixing dates.
Where a group saves
- Four to a room. The room is the biggest shared cost, and the resort fee is charged per room, not per person.
- A hotel with a lower resort fee. Excalibur, Luxor, New York-New York and Circus Circus charge $45 before tax, against $55 at the top Strip resorts. Resort fees by hotel lists them all.
- One table instead of cover for everyone. In the example above, a table costs $176.41 each with drinks included, against cover of up to $75 a person before a drink.
- A resort pool cabana on a weekday, which can work out at $20 to $35 a head. Cabanas, daybeds and bungalows has the options.
Keeping it fair
Agree the budget before anything is booked, and collect shared costs, such as rooms, the table and transport, before the trip. Venues take deposits from the person who books, and that person should not be chasing money after the weekend. Deciding up front whether the group covers the guest of honour saves an awkward conversation later.
Group bookings quotes the whole weekend venue by venue, so the group can see the per-person number before anyone commits.
Questions people ask
How much should each person budget for a Vegas group weekend?
About $1,300 to $1,500 is typical for a bachelor or bachelorette weekend, according to The Knot, and about $2,000 for guests who fly. A lean weekend without tables can cost less.
How much is a Las Vegas hotel room per person?
In the example of eight people in two Strip rooms for two nights, the room comes to about $149 each, including room tax and the resort fee, at the average Strip rate for early 2026.
Are Las Vegas resort fees per person?
No. Resort fees are charged per room, per night, however many people stay in the room.
Is bottle service worth it for a group?
Often, for groups of eight or more. A $1,000 minimum comes to about $1,411 with charges, or about $176 each for eight people, and it includes drinks and gets the whole group in together.
Do weekend nights cost more in Las Vegas?
Usually. Hotels are much fuller at weekends, 92.7% occupancy against just under 80% midweek in April 2026, and club prices peak on Fridays, Saturdays and holiday weekends.
Sources
- The Knot: average bachelor and bachelorette party cost (2023 study, page updated September 2025)
- PSS West Coast: Las Vegas hotel statistics 2026, from CoStar and LVCVA
- LVCVA executive summary, April 2026
- Vegas4Locals: Las Vegas resort fees (updated 24 August 2026)
Checked 13 September 2026. Prices, hours and policies change, so confirm with the venue before you book.
