Vegas Nightlife Guide
Best Clubs for Large Groups
How to get 10, 15, or 20 people into a Las Vegas nightclub together. Group guest list strategy, table minimums, and the venues that handle large parties best.
The Challenge of Large Groups in Vegas
Getting a group of 10, 15, or 20 people into a Las Vegas nightclub is one of the most common logistics headaches visitors face. Door policies, guest list group size limits, gender ratio requirements, and the sheer difficulty of keeping everyone together make it tricky. But it is absolutely doable if you plan ahead and choose the right venues. The difference between a smooth group entry and a disaster at the door comes down to preparation.
Group Guest List Rules
Most nightclub guest lists have an unwritten cap of around 10 to 12 people per reservation. For larger groups, you will need to split into multiple guest list entries or arrange a group reservation through a promoter. Gender ratio matters. Guest lists that are all-male groups of 8 or more will face scrutiny at most venues. Mixed groups with a balanced ratio move through much faster. The ideal strategy for a large group is to submit one guest list per 6 to 8 people and arrive at the same time so the door staff sees you as one party.
VIP Table Service for Groups
For groups of 10 or more, VIP table service is often the smartest move. You get a reserved section, guaranteed entry for everyone, a home base inside the club, and the per-person cost can be comparable to buying individual drinks all night. Most venues offer sections that accommodate 10 to 15 people with one or two tables. For groups of 15 to 20, you can book adjacent tables or a dedicated section with its own cocktail waitress and security.
Which Venues Handle Groups Best
The best group-friendly venues are the larger clubs with multiple rooms and flexible VIP configurations. XS, OMNIA, and Hakkasan have the physical space to accommodate large groups without feeling cramped. Marquee and Zouk offer excellent group table packages with competitive pricing. Smaller venues like Jewel and Tao are better for groups of 10 or fewer. For strip clubs, Sapphire has the most experience handling large group bookings with their free limo service designed for parties of any size.
Tips for Keeping Your Group Together
Designate a group leader who handles all venue communication and door interactions. Create a group chat with the venue address and your guest list confirmation. Establish a meeting point inside the club in case people get separated. If you have VIP tables, the table itself becomes your anchor point. Arrive together. Splitting into smaller groups that arrive at different times dramatically increases the chance that someone gets turned away or ends up at a different venue.
Group-Friendly Venues
Best Clubs for Groups
XS Nightclub
Massive capacity with expansive VIP sections. Multiple table configurations for groups of any size.
OMNIA Nightclub
Three distinct rooms and a huge VIP terrace. Groups can spread out or stay together in a dedicated section.
Hakkasan
Five floors with VIP sections on every level. The Ling Ling club-within-a-club is ideal for exclusive group events.
Marquee Nightclub
Competitive group table pricing and a flexible layout that accommodates parties of 10 to 20 easily.
Zouk Nightclub
Modern venue with a dedicated events team that specializes in group bookings and custom packages.
Sapphire Las Vegas
Free limo for groups of any size. VIP sections with multiple tables available for large parties.
Common Questions
Group Nightlife FAQ
What is the maximum group size for guest list?
There is no hard maximum, but individual guest list entries work best for groups of 6 to 10. For larger groups, submit multiple guest list entries or have a promoter coordinate a group reservation. We handle groups of 20 or more regularly.
Do all-male groups get turned away?
Not necessarily, but all-male groups of 8 or more face more scrutiny at the door. You may be asked to pay cover even on guest list. Having women in the group, booking a table, or going on a weeknight all improve the situation significantly.
How much does a group table cost?
For a group of 10 to 12, expect table minimums of $1,500 to $3,000 on weekends at a top venue. That works out to $150 to $300 per person, which includes bottles, mixers, VIP entry, and a reserved space. Weeknight pricing drops to $500 to $1,500.
Can a large group do guest list without a table?
Yes, but coordinate carefully. Split into groups of 6 to 8 on separate guest list reservations and arrive at the same time. Once inside, you will need to find each other on the dance floor since you will not have a reserved spot.
How far in advance should a large group book?
For weekend nights, book at least two weeks ahead. For holiday weekends, book a month or more in advance. Weeknight bookings can often be arranged same-week. The earlier you book, the better the table location and pricing.
We Handle Big Groups
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Tell us your group size and we will set up guest list, tables, or a custom package at the best venues. Or text us at (725) 999-9293.