🍹 Nightlife in United States
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

An R-Rated Magic Show at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino
When Alex from our BookNow team caught Grant Freeman's magic show at Planet Hollywood, we found ourselves in a packed theatre watching an R-rated blend of sleight-of-hand illusions and crude humour that lands best if you're after cheeky laughs rather than Vegas spectacle. The 75-minute show leans hard into audience participation and outrageous gags — definitely adults-only territory. It's the kind of thing you book if you want something different from the usual Strip production polish: rowdy, unpredictable, and unapologetically aimed at a specific crowd.

Haunted French Quarter Original Cocktail Tour
When Alex from our team hit this French Quarter cocktail tour, we got a real sense of why New Orleans claims its spot as America's cocktail capital. The 2-hour walk threads through the neighbourhood's top historical bars, mixing classic drinks with the stories behind them—and the local spots worth knowing about. It's the kind of tour that reads like a mate showing you around rather than a clipboard exercise, and you get a complimentary cocktail thrown in. The Quarter itself is buzzing with the kind of energy that makes you understand why people keep coming back.

The Weird, Wacky Fremont Bar Experience with Cocktails and Photos
When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Fremont Street bar crawl, she found herself hopping between some genuinely character-filled spots in downtown Las Vegas. You're hitting up award-winning cocktail joints, neon-soaked historic bars, and the Container Park art precinct — all with a guide who's clued in on the area's quirky corner. It's three hours of drinks (a cocktail, two shots, a glass of champagne, and a final beer or wine), good mixology, and heaps of photos by installations including Banksy's Big Rig Jig. The vibe is small-group (minimum three people) and geared squarely at adults after a proper night out, not a quick pub crawl.

The Dutton Show at the Dutton Family Theater
A 2-hour live variety show at the Duttons' Branson theatre featuring the multi-talented Dutton family performing bluegrass, country, rock and comedy. The ensemble—over thirty musicians and performers across the family—delivers high-energy entertainment drawing on three decades of stage experience, including their 2007 America's Got Talent run and Nickelodeon appearance. Suits anyone after a lively, family-friendly night out without needing to leave Branson.

Top rated Miami Night Skyline Cruise with Open Bar
When Jake from our team boarded this Biscayne Bay cruise, we found ourselves on a genuinely polished boat with a maximalist-glam interior and a sprawling open-air deck — exactly the kind of place where the Miami night skyline actually feels like the main event rather than window dressing. The 2-hour sail includes unlimited drinks from your chosen open bar tier, a DJ spinning tracks and dropping local history, and unobstructed views of the city's lit-up edges. It's the sort of evening that works for couples wanting a cheekier night out, groups celebrating something, or solo travellers keen to mingle without the nightclub grind. The vibe skews dressy-casual and a touch upmarket, but the boat isn't stuffed with tourists shoulder-to-shoulder.

Key West Craft Cocktail Crawl
When Jake from our team ran this Key West crawl, we hit five craft bars tucked away from the Duval Street madness, downing five cocktails and nibbling snacks along the way over three hours. The tour's got serious history — you'll learn why the Hemingway Daiquiri matters, soak up tiki-era tales, and chat with a local guide who actually knows the neighbourhood bars where locals hang. It's pitched at people who want to mingle and explore rather than just get smashed, kept tight at 12 people max so the guide can actually talk to you. Key West's humid and rowdy, especially around the drinking strips, so this feels like a proper insider's peek at where the real action is.

Ketchikan Pub Crawl
When Jake from our team ran this Ketchikan pub crawl, it was a solid 90-minute hit of local history served alongside actual drinks. You'll trek through Alaska's First City with a guide who knows the town's colourful past — the kind of stories you won't find in a guidebook — stopping at three working pubs to sip what locals actually order. It's a rainforest town vibe, a mix of cruise passengers and genuine locals, and you'll feel like you've glimpsed how people actually live here rather than just seen the postcard version.

Downtown Las Vegas Nighttime Walking Tour
When Lily from our team did this 2-hour nighttime walking tour, it felt like getting the real story of downtown Las Vegas rather than the glitzy Strip version. You're guided through Fremont Street's neon-soaked blocks—from the old casino days through to the revitalised Fremont East precinct, where indie restaurants and bars have taken root. It's a small-group setup that moves at a steady pace, hitting Fremont Street Experience, the Container Park, and a couple of indoor properties along the way. The wireless headsets keep things audible even when you're weaving through other pedestrians.

Harlem Jazz Tour: NYC Speakeasies and Juke Joints - Live Jazz
When Em from our team ran this Harlem Jazz Tour, we spent four hours tracing the footprints of jazz legends through New York's most storied neighbourhood. Big Apple Jazz Tours has been threading people through hidden jazz clubs for 25 years, and it shows—the itinerary shifts nightly to catch the best live sets available, so you're never stuck with a dead room. We hit at least two intimate venues, paused to absorb the history of spots like Minton's Playhouse and the Apollo, and got the real lowdown on Harlem's past and present from a guide who knows the scene inside out.

Cocktail Adventure Tour 21+
When Noah from our team ran the Cocktail Adventure Tour in Galena, Illinois, we found ourselves walking through a town that genuinely deserves its 'place time forgot' reputation. The 90-minute evening tour hits three bars and taverns — venues that still line streets where over 60 drinking spots once thrived during Galena's heyday. You'll taste three full-sized cocktails and six food tastings, all included, with a local guide who actually knows the area's drinking history and recent food scene revival. It's strictly 21+ and feels like exploring the town's character through its current beverage and food culture, rather than just getting drunk with strangers.

Clay Cooper's Country Express in Branson
When Sarah from our team caught Clay Cooper's Country Express in Branson, it was two hours of high-energy variety theatre with a 27-strong cast belting out country, rock, gospel, and patriotic numbers. The show leans hard into family entertainment — think singing, dancing, and comedy bits that land well with mixed-age crowds. Branson's the sort of place where live music venues line the strip and tourists mill about looking for a good night out. The theatre's set up for accessibility, and there's genuine range in the music styles they throw at you, which keeps things from feeling one-note.

Back to the Bee Gees
A two-hour tribute show featuring three performers recreating the Bee Gees' four-decade catalogue at Hamners' Variety Theater. You'll hear chart hits like 'Staying Alive', 'Night Fever' and 'How Deep Is Your Love' backed by energetic choreography and live vocals. This is a straightforward cover production — not a biographical narrative or jukebox musical with plot — suited to anyone wanting a night of familiar disco songs performed live.

Las Vegas Nightclub VIP Entry with Party Bus
When Noah from our team hit this Vegas nightlife package, he got the skip-the-line treatment at two of the city's biggest clubs, plus a party bus ride between venues kitted out with music and drinks. It's a 4-hour blur aimed at groups after a hassle-free night out — couples, solo travellers, and especially buck's and hen's dos. The real sell here is the VIP fast-track entry and the promise of a free second night out, which cuts through the usual Vegas palaver of standing in queue for hours just to get through the door.

Paranormal Pub Crawl in Austin
A two-hour guided walk through Austin's haunted pubs and historic landmarks, blending ghost stories with the city's living nightlife. You'll visit several iconic stops—including the Driskill Hotel—with a storyteller who shares the paranormal tales tied to each venue. Drinks are available for purchase as you go, capped at 30 people to keep the atmosphere intimate rather than a packed tour.

Las Vegas: VIP Pool Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks
When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Vegas pool crawl, it delivered the promised hit of three dayclubs in four hours without the queue stress. You meet the hosts at a check-in venue, grab a welcome drink, then bounce between two of Vegas' major pool party spots via a loud party bus in between. The venues rotate — past crawls have hit Wet Republic, Marquee, Daylight Beach Club, and others scattered across the Strip. It's pure daytime club energy: DJs, dancing, cocktails, and the particular Vegas vibe of hundreds of sunburnt tourists in swimmers chasing the party from pool to pool.

Best of NYC Drag - Drag Bar Crawl with Drink
When Sarah from our BookNow team hit up this Hell's Kitchen drag bar crawl, she found herself in the thick of New York's drag scene — glitter-covered stages, killer dancers, and the kind of energy that only happens when queens own a room. The 2.5-hour crawl hits multiple venues with an insider's eye on how the nightlife actually works in this part of the city. It's less about ticking boxes and more about landing in the middle of a proper night out with people who know the scene. Expect a mixed crowd of locals and visitors, live performances that actually impress, and the kind of chaos that makes for good stories.

Nathan Burton Comedy Magic
When Ben from our BookNow team caught Nathan Burton's show on the Strip, it was exactly what it promises: a solid hour-plus of card tricks, illusions, and comedy that lands with broad appeal. Burton's been doing this since 2001, and it shows — he's relaxed on stage, the pacing keeps things moving, and there's enough spectacle (hello, showgirls) to hold attention without needing to suspend disbelief too hard. It's family-friendly Vegas entertainment in a dedicated theatre that's tucked inside the FlyOver Las Vegas complex, right on the main Strip between the Hard Rock and Target. Not reinventing magic, but dependable afternoon fun.

Trolley Pub Tour of Charlotte
When Tom from our team pedalled the Trolley Pub tour in Charlotte's South End, we found ourselves on a human-powered bar crawl that's equal parts workout and party. You and up to 14 others climb aboard a communal pedal bike, power it down the street with an electric motor backing you up on inclines, and stop at two bars for 15–20 minutes each. It's a two-hour stint that works for groups booking their own ride or solo travellers keen to meet strangers mid-drink. The South End crowd is young and energetic, and the vibe hinges entirely on who's pedalling alongside you.

Trolley Pub Public Tour
A two-hour pedal-powered pub crawl through downtown Wilmington where you and your group power a mobile bar past the area's main drinking spots. You bring your own drinks and music, the trolley provides the cooler, and a guide steers the route and conversation. It's a social way to see the city if you're after novelty nightlife rather than a traditional bar crawl.

Alex Ramon Magic Show Ticket, Lake Tahoe
When Lily from our BookNow team caught Alex Ramon's magic show at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe, she found herself in a 90-minute blend of sleight-of-hand tricks, audience participation, and quick-witted banter. The venue sits right in the heart of the casino resort, drawing a mixed crowd of families, couples, and magic buffs keen for an evening's entertainment. Ramon moves through illusions with genuine charm, trading on humour and crowd involvement rather than relying solely on technical flash. It's a solid mid-week or weekend option if you're after theatre-style entertainment with a bit of interactive fun.

Party Bike Private Party Up To 14 People in Downtown Phoenix
When Sarah from our BookNow team booked the party bike for a crew of mates in downtown Phoenix, it delivered exactly what it promised — two hours of pedal-powered chaos through Roosevelt Row and the downtown entertainment quarter. You're sharing a 14-seat bike with your group, pedalling in unison while a guide steers, stopping at partner bars for drink specials and taking on the street in a way that's impossible to miss. It's less about fitness and more about the novelty of being a moving spectacle, with coolers, ice, and BYO drinks welcome. The vibe is rowdy and social; expect heads turning and strangers cheering you on.

Walking Pub Tour
When Em from our BookNow team ran this Pensacola walking pub tour, it was a solid two-and-a-half-hour blend of local bar hopping and frontier storytelling. You'll hit five bars scattered through the old quarter, pick up drink discounts at each stop, and get the genuine history of the area woven in between rounds. It's the kind of tour that works equally well for solo travellers keen to meet locals and groups after a casual Friday night out. The pace is easy, the route's flat, and the vibe feels properly owned by the community — this has been Pensacola's go-to pub crawl for a reason.

Pub Crawl: New Orleans Cocktail and Ghost Tour
A 2-hour guided walk through New Orleans' French Quarter that weaves cocktail history with ghost stories and historical landmarks. You'll stop at select bars (drinks purchased separately, typically $8–15 each) while your guide shares research on the city's darker past, architecture, and cultural layers. The guide's established relationships with venues mean access to spots that anchor the narrative rather than just hitting random bars.

Array Variety Show
A 2-hour variety show in central Pigeon Forge featuring live singers, dancers and specialty acts. Suited to families and anyone after an evening of entertainment without needing to leave the Parkway. The show rotates performance types throughout, so the pace stays varied rather than focusing on a single act type for extended stretches.

Tampa Bar Crawl on New Street Legal Golf Cart
When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Tampa bar crawl, she hopped between four different bars across the city in a legal golf cart over three hours. You hit four distinct neighbourhoods and spend about 30 minutes at each stop, with time to order drinks and grab food. It's a solid setup for a group keen on a guided night out rather than wandering solo — the driver handles navigation, which frees you up to actually enjoy the bars instead of squinting at Google Maps. The vibe suits birthday crews and mate groups after a structured but casual evening.

Pedal, Drink, and Bar hop through Sacramento on a 15 seat Beer Bike
When Lily from our BookNow team pedalled the Sacramento Brew Bike, she found herself on a 15-seat party contraption wobbling through Downtown and Midtown with a motley crew of locals and tourists. It's a full 2-hour loop with two bar stops of about 30 minutes each — you pedal when you feel like it, sit out when you don't, and knock back drinks mid-route (your own or theirs). It's silly in the best way: not a quiet sightseeing jaunt, but a communal pub crawl on wheels where the real action is the characters and the chat, not the bars themselves.

NYC: Magic Show for All Ages - Broadway Magic Hour (Times Square)
When Tom from our team caught the Broadway Magic Hour at the historic Broadway Comedy Club in Times Square, we found ourselves front row to a slick 90-minute show where two seasoned magicians—Jim Vines and Carl Mercurio—pulled off tricks that genuinely stumped the crowd, laced with comedy that hit for both kids and adults. The venue itself sits smack in the heart of Manhattan's tourist district, so you'll be rubbing shoulders with families, couples, and plenty of out-of-towners. It's polished, well-paced, and the audience participation bits are where the real magic happens—literally.

Branson Murder Mystery- Branson's Original #1 Murder Mystery
When Ben from our team caught Branson's original murder mystery comedy, it was proper interactive theatre — the kind where you're part of the plot, not just watching from a seat. Set in Branson, Missouri (a place built on family shows and live entertainment), this 2–3 hour show pairs a full buffet dinner and dessert with a whodunnit that leans hard into audience participation and laughs rather than spine-tingling drama. It's chaotic in the best way, and the crowd — mix of families, couples, and tour groups — seemed ready to play along.

'Auana by Cirque du Soleil at the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel
When Charlie from our BookNow team caught 'Auana by Cirque du Soleil at the Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel, it was a slick blend of acrobatics, live comedy, and Hawaiian culture wrapped up in 80 minutes. The show pulls together international circus performers, local hula dancers, musicians, and comedians into one theatre experience — the kind of thing that fills a beachfront hotel's stage in Waikiki where tourists and locals mix. It's Cirque's signature spectacle meets island heritage, and it plays nightly in an intimate venue right on the strip.

Ghost Tour and Haunted Pub Crawl Party with Free Shot
When Ben from our team ran this ghost tour through New Orleans' French Quarter, we got two hours of spooky storytelling mixed with proper pub stops—the kind of night where you're half-convinced the spirits are real and half-convinced the drinks are doing the talking. You'll hit the notorious Lalaurie Mansion (yes, the American Horror Story one), crack into a couple of genuinely old haunted bars like Lafitte's, and hear 300 years' worth of dark NOLA tales from a local guide who knows where the bodies are buried. It's equal parts history lesson and boozy adventure, with free shots and Mardi Gras beads thrown in.

Trickery Chicago Magic Show
When Noah from our team caught Trickery Chicago, we found ourselves in a snug theatre on Halsted Street watching a magician who doesn't take himself seriously. The show runs just over an hour and pulls off the rare trick of being genuinely funny without relying on tired patter or audience volunteers who'd rather be anywhere else. It's the kind of intimate setup—general admission seating, BYOB policy, the whole vibe—where you feel like the performer's either going to dazzle you or hilariously flub it in front of thirty people. The Lakeview location is easy to reach by transit, and the whole experience lands somewhere between a mate's living room magic session and proper theatre.

Nashville’s 1st Prohibition Cocktail Crawl: Secrets & Scandals
A two-hour walking tour of downtown Nashville's Prohibition-era bars and speakeasies, led by a local historian. You'll visit four carefully chosen venues across roughly a mile, hearing true stories of flappers, bootleggers and the Jazz Age underworld whilst sipping drinks of your choice (paid separately). Small groups keep the atmosphere intimate, and the pace is relaxed—ideal for groups celebrating something, or anyone curious about Nashville's shadier history told with style.

True Crime Pub Crawl - the Original Savannah Murder Tour
When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Savannah true crime crawl, she got exactly what the name promised: a properly researched walk through the city's darker chapters, tied together with stops at proper bars rather than the usual tourist trap ghost tour. Over two to two-and-a-half hours, the guide steers you through real murder cases, scandals, and unsolved mysteries that shaped Savannah's reputation. It's pitched squarely at adults after dark and feels less gimmick, more genuine storytelling—the kind of night where you leave knowing actual local history, not just folklore.

Manhattan Evening Jazz Cruise
When Tom from our team booked this 1.5-hour evening jazz cruise on the Hudson, we found ourselves on a restored 1920s-style yacht gliding past lower Manhattan's skyline as a live jazz trio worked through swing standards, Gershwin, and a few modern covers. The boat's got a glass-enclosed main cabin with proper seating plus an open bow if you want the wind in your hair. One drink's included, the vibe is relaxed, and you're basically floating through some of New York's most recognisable landmarks while jazz plays. It's the kind of thing New York does well — low-key, a bit retro, packed with locals and visitors who aren't trying too hard.

Branson Hot Rods and High Heels 1950s Show
When Jake from our BookNow team caught Hot Rods & High Heels at Clay Cooper Theatre in Branson, it was a straightforward nostalgia hit. Eight singers and dancers backed by a live band work through 1950s hits—think poodle skirts, sock hops, and the usual suspects from that era. The two-hour show leans into the fun rather than the serious; it's the kind of thing that'll have the room tapping feet and singing along. December runs add festive tracks like 'Jingle Bell Rock.' Light-hearted, energetic, and aimed squarely at anyone who fancies a bit of throwback entertainment.

#1 San Francisco Pub Crawl & Clubbing Experience
A 3–4 hour guided pub crawl through San Francisco's Nob Hill and Union Square nightlife, visiting 4 bars and a VIP nightclub. You'll skip entry queues, get exclusive drink deals and free shots, and meet other travellers in a hosted group. All entry fees are included, and the pace is built for first-time visitors who want the guesswork taken out of the night.

Conjuring Cocktails Pub Crawl
When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Savannah pub crawl, it was equal parts boozy fun and genuine local history. You'll hit four to five haunted bars across the North Historic District with a guide who knows the dark tales that cling to each spot—think old duels, tragic deaths, and the kind of stories that make a creaky floorboard feel less accidental. Between drinks (served in the signature Togo Cup), you'll wander past genuinely eerie locations. The whole thing wraps in just over two hours, which feels tight but keeps the energy high. It's not a polished ghost tour—it's a proper pub session with atmosphere and bite.

55 Token Package To Claw Your Way to Victory
An arcade experience at Lucky Puppy in Las Vegas where you'll play Japanese-style claw machines and a step game using 55 tokens. You compete to win plushies and collectibles from the machines, then trade any prizes for exclusive upgrades and rewards. Sessions run between 5 minutes and 1.5 hours depending on your pace and token management.

Tampa Terrors Spirits & Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl
A 2-hour guided pub crawl through downtown Tampa visiting four bars while learning about the area's haunted history and ghost stories. You'll stop at established venues like The Hub Bar, Taps and The Anchor Tavern, hearing locally-researched accounts of paranormal activity at each location. Drinks are separate purchases, so you choose what suits you.
