Grab a drink and lets go!
Mostly indoors
Great for beginning of your trip so you know where to go - saving you time and money....
Hey everyone, I'm Jonathan and after months of exploration, I've put together the only original walking experience of must-see spots on the Vegas Strip. The hidden and iconic gems you shouldnt miss - spots even locals don't know. I've cut out the guesswork, the boring stuff and created a smooth small-group walking tour for a less stressful and more personal trip.
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Minimum 2 people to book
Not your generic bar crawl where we only go to three generic sports bars with mundane drinks. We'll see a dozen different spots and you chose which ones you'd like to stop and have a drink. Vegas has an open container law - so you can also walk and drink and bar hop.
The goal is to help you Save Time/ Money from wandering around aimlessly not knowing where good the good spots and deals are. I'll show you so later in your Vegas trip, you know where to go.
Hey everyone, I'm Jonathan and I enjoy hideen bars and a good happy hour! So after months of exploration I've discovered and put together a small-group bar-crawl (the only one) on the Vegas Strip - A walk of my favorite bars, happy hours & must-see spots!
This isn't your traditional bar-crawl where we go to 3 or 4 generic sports bars - we'll visit some must-see bars and hidden gems on the Vegas Strip - spots even locals don't know about.
Places such as: a speakeasy behind a 1920s themed barbershop, hidden mezcal/ tequila & nacho bar hidden behind an exit sign, the most relaxing Skybar with Strip views where a lot of celebs and athletes stay, people watching bars, low-key bars, outdoor patio bars in a jungle w/ morning drink deals, 2-4-1 happy hour and real flamingos and exotic birds and fish.
I'll also point out where to find the deals like $3 beers all day, $5 drafts, $4 & $5 wine and cocktails, 2 mystery shots for $5, BOGO drink deal all day, rooftop brewery w/ Strip views, all you can drink mimosas for $25 and a lot more.
We'll see & visit alot.
Questions? Feel free to ask!
I can take photos - can't carry you home
user_attributes Ages: 21+ yrs old (no kids - Disneyland is 4 hrs west)
groups Size: Min: 2 per booking | Tour Max: 15 (unless booking private)
private_connectivity Booking Type: Public and Private Tours
hourglass_bottom Duration: 2- 3 hours (depends on group size, walk speed and stopage time)
nest_clock_farsight_analog Start Time: 8am, noon, 4:30pm (contact for other time request)
g_translate Language: English and bad English
North-end of the Strip. I ll provided eact location and adress upon booking
South-end. We end at the opposite end from where we start. We don't end where we started.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
The idea of the walk is if you're in Vegas for 2-3 days and want to cut to the chase and see the good stuff and not waste time and money wandering around aimlessly - then these are the places you should go and things you should see. Alot of the resorts are merely hotel & casino, with generic overpriced casino lobby bars. Why buy a beer for $15 in the casino when nextdoor the same drink is $3 in a vintage casino that looks like something out of a mafia movie?
Tours are $59 - $54 depending on group size: $54/ person for groups with 5 people or more.
A. Cheap tours attracts a problemaic clientle. Already tried it.
2. Keeps the tours small, private, more personal and flexible.
Easier to cater to the needs and wants of smaller groups.
and D. unlike most bar crawls, we're not just going to three bars. There's alot packed into this tour.
1. That's what I ask you. We all have our roles to play. There's no cheat codes here.
No.
2 - 3 hrs depending on group size, how often people stop for drinks, photos, how fast or slow people walk.
No. Generaly I'll have another tour right after. Also, stopping to eat will add another 30 minutes or an hour to the tour. Eat before or after. Others on the tour might have plans, reservations for restaurants, shows or other activities after the tour so stopping to eat could inconvenience others. Some people eat before the tour or might not want to eat where you do and no one wants to stop to watch you eat.
Feel free to stop for drinks or something small to-go like a slice of pizza. That's fine!
This isn't McDonalds where you get to make it your way. There will probably be others on the tour and they don't want to watch and wait for you to shop in Shoe Palace. Do you really want to pay me to watch you eat and shop?
Most tours someone grabs drinks to go or a slice of pizza to go. That's 100% fine.
No kids - Disnleyland is four hours west. Vegas is adult Disneyland
No - that would be boring.
I don't know, check the weather.
Be presentable.
No, this is a walking tour.
Yes and no. I leave people every week. Mostly because they don't communicate, or respond to my messages and they show up after the tour starts without telling me they're running late. So I have no idea when they're showing up or if they even are. Or they'll say they're running five minutes late which then turns into 10, then 20 minutes. So eventually I have to get moving because typically there are others on the tour or I have a tour after. I'm like an airplane - I depart on time and I don't turn around to pick up late passengers. So be on tme or better yet, be early. Once the tour starts, I'm not going to be on my phone trying to help you play catch up and navgate the maze of casinos because I'll be giving my attention to the people that did show up on time. Vegas is a major city and like every major city, there's traffic for whatever reason. So be early and on time.
There's no helping you