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Las Vegas: VIP Club Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks

★ 4.8 (257)

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Las Vegas: VIP Club Crawl with Party Bus, Express Entry & Drinks

A 4-hour guided club crawl hitting four to five Las Vegas nightclubs with VIP express entry, no cover charges, and hosted drinks. You'll start at a pre-party bar with games and drink specials, move through a lounge and onto a party bus (Thursday–Sunday), then finish at a major Strip superclub with a DJ and full production. Suits groups wanting to skip lines and focus on nightlife without organising stops themselves.

Key West Cocktail Cruise Adults Only Sunset Cruise with Open Bar

When Mia from our BookNow team caught the Key West Cocktail Cruise, she found a properly grown-up sunset experience — no gimmicks, just a 47-foot catamaran stocked with well-made cocktails, craft beers, and wines. It's adults-only for a reason: the vibe is relaxed and refined rather than screaming-drunk-boat territory. Two hours on the water, sunset views, and an open bar that actually knows what it's doing. The crowd tends toward travellers after a genuinely good evening rather than a tick-box activity.

Tipsy Trivia Tour

When Ben from our BookNow team ran this Savannah walking tour, it was a clever mix of trivia game and happy-hour crawl through the historic district. You're guided between pubs over 2–3 hours, answering questions about the city's history, hauntings, film cameos, and famous locals while grabbing discounted drinks. It's low-key social — teams compete for bragging rights, and the vibe skews toward groups and mates after work rather than solo tourists or families with young kids.

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $59

★ 4.8 (40)

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Wild West Pub Crawl

When Mia from our BookNow team ran this Golden pub crawl, she found a surprisingly solid afternoon of local character and stories. You're moving through a handful of authentic historic bars in Colorado's gold rush town with a costumed guide who knows the rowdy side of the area's past — miners, outlaws, that sort of thing. Three hours, a beer at each stop, and you leave with a golden bandana as proof you survived it. Golden itself has that quirky Colorado vibe: old gold-mining heritage mixed with modern craft culture, and the bars feel genuinely rooted in the town rather than costumed for tourists.

Pub Crawl: New Orleans Happy Hour Ghost Walking Tour

A 2-hour guided walking tour through New Orleans' French Quarter that combines ghost stories with visits to three haunted bars offering happy hour drink specials. You'll explore both well-known Bourbon Street spots and lesser-known local dives while hearing tales of the city's restless spirits and the history behind them. Drinks are cheap but not included in the tour price—you'll pay as you go at each stop. Best suited to adults after dark who can handle moderate walking and want a social mix of history, atmosphere and affordable drinking.

The Speakeasy Adventure: A Tipsy Trip Through History

When Tom from our BookNow team did this New York speakeasy tour, he got the real lowdown on three hidden bars tucked into Midtown's grid—the kind of spots locals actually know about, not the Instagram honeypots. Over three hours, a knowledgeable local guide walks you through Prohibition-era history and U.S. immigration stories while you work your way through some genuinely good cocktail bars with proper character. It's a buzz-worthy blend of history lesson and bar crawl, with express entry and VIP treatment that actually saves you queuing.

Toast of St. Augustine Walking Pub Crawl - drinks included

When Charlie from our BookNow team ran the Toast of St. Augustine Walking Pub Crawl, we got two hours of proper local history wrapped around drinks at a handful of international bars dotted through the old town. The guides are licensed historians who actually know their stuff—they rattle off researched stories about the city's multicultural past and tie them to the beverages each pub serves. It's St. Augustine's oldest city dressed up in beer glasses and rum shots. You're walking with a mix of tourists and locals, and the vibe is relaxed rather than raucous.

Las Vegas Club Crawl with Party Bus and Free Drinks

When Charlie from our BookNow team ran this Vegas club crawl, it ticked the box for a proper night out without the legwork of finding venues solo. You start with an hour's open bar at a kick-off spot, then shuffle through a second venue before boarding a party bus (shots included) that ferries you between stops with music blaring. The night caps at one or two of Vegas's bigger nightclubs—think Omnia, XS, Marquee—where entry's sorted. It's five hours of group energy, hosted by people whose job is keeping the vibe up. Suits people who want structure, company, and VIP access without the planning.

Down Home Country Show in Branson

When Jake from our BookNow team caught the Down Home Country Show in Branson, he found a solid two-hour live performance spotlighting classic country, western swing, and gospel numbers. Branson's a quirky Ozarks town built on live entertainment — think honky-tonks and theatre marquees lining the main strip — and this venue draws a mixed crowd of tourists and locals after a good sing-along. The theatre's easy to find, tickets wait at the box office, and the whole setup caters to a broad audience without fuss.

MJ Live at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas

When Alex from our team caught the Michael Jackson tribute show at Planet Hollywood, it was a straight-up dance-floor spectacle. The performer nails MJ's moves — we're talking the glide, the spins, the whole catalogue of iconic choreography — backed by the hits everyone knows: 'Thriller,' 'Billie Jean,' 'Black or White.' It's a 1 hour 10 minute Vegas thing, the kind of show that banks on crowd energy. You're not here for subtlety; you're here because you want to see someone pull off the moonwalk and feel the buzz of a room full of people who came for exactly that.

Private Pub Cruiser Party Bike

When Tom from our team tried the Private Pub Cruiser Party Bike in Grand Rapids, he found himself pedalling a 16-person contraption through the city's bar scene—no motors, just collective leg power and questionable coordination. It's a two-hour workout dressed up as a pub crawl, running daily across two identical bikes with staggered schedules. The vibe is rowdy group energy: music blaring from onboard speakers, a guide steering from up front, and strangers becoming mates over the shared effort of moving a bicycle the size of a small bus. Grand Rapids' bar culture is compact and walkable, so the route hits a string of local spots where you grab your own drinks and catch your breath between pedal sessions.

Spanish Moss Haunted Savannah Pub Crawl

When Ben from our team ran the Spanish Moss Haunted Savannah Pub Crawl, we got the lowdown on Georgia's First City through a boozy lens—two hours hopping between bars in Historic Downtown while picking up stories of colonial murders, fires, epidemics, and resident ghosts. Savannah's rep as America's most haunted city isn't just hype; the pubs themselves (Tondee's Tavern, The East Bay Inn, Factor's Walk, the Bayou Cafe) are the venues, and the grim tales are woven into their walls. It's part ghost tour, part pub social, all atmosphere.

Reno's Magique at The Nugget Ticket Show

When Charlie from our BookNow team caught Magique at the Nugget Casino Resort in Reno, we found ourselves in a slick, high-energy magic show that doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. Set in the intimate Celebrity Showroom, this 90-minute production packs 12 performers, 20-plus illusions, and enough costume changes and choreography to keep the pace moving. The finale genuinely lands. It's the kind of show that works well for families and groups after dinner, feels polished without being stuffy, and ticks the 'we did something' box on a Reno evening. The intimate venue means you're close enough to catch the details of each illusion.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Show - Wichita, KS

An interactive murder mystery comedy dinner show where you eat a full meal while trying to solve a crime — except the killers and witnesses are hidden among the audience, not on stage. Over three hours, plainclothes actors mixed into the crowd reveal clues and pull you into interrogations, making this far more social and unpredictable than traditional whodunits. You'll work together to narrow suspects and crack the case before the finale.

Pub Crawl: Haunted New Orleans Booze and Boos Ghost Walking Tour

When Mia from our team caught this one, we were trailing a costumed guide through New Orleans' French Quarter at dusk, hitting three boozy haunted bars over two hours. The Quarter's a maze of wrought iron and creeping shadows—all colonial architecture and stories layered thick as humidity. You'll pick up local ghost lore (murder, voodoo, wartime horrors) while the guide plays up the theatrical angle. Drinks aren't included, so you're buying as you go, but the bars themselves are genuinely old and atmospheric. It's a loose blend of ghost walk and pub hop that works best if you're already keen on both.

Ticket to The Platters & Golden Sounds of the 50's tribute show in Branson

When Alex from our BookNow team caught The Platters & Golden Sounds of the 50's tribute show in Branson, it was a straightforward two-hour sit-down that leans heavily on nostalgia. Eddie Stovall's ensemble performs the actual hits from the doo-wop era — Only You, When Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Harbor Lights — with harmonies that anchor the show's whole appeal. Branson itself is Americana touring heartland: tourist-heavy, theatre-lined, built for this kind of polished, crowd-pleasing performance. It's the sort of night where you'll spot coach tours and hear plenty of applause from folks who grew up with these records.

Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show at the Four Queens Hotel

When Alex from our team caught Mike Hammer's magic show at the Four Queens Hotel in Las Vegas, we walked in expecting a standard illusion act and left genuinely entertained by the sharp patter and audience participation that drives the whole thing. Hammer's got a comedian's timing and pulls punters into the performance — you're not just watching from the dark, you're part of the bit. The show runs just over an hour, plays nightly, and sits in a proper theatre space right on the Strip. It's brash, fast-paced, and works best if you're ready to laugh rather than sit back passively.

Premier Waikiki Sunset Party Cruise with Live DJ and Full Bar

When Sarah from our team boarded this two-deck party boat in Waikiki, she found herself in the thick of Honolulu's sunset cruise scene — a stripped-shoes-mandatory, drinks-flowing kind of evening aimed squarely at travellers and locals after a proper night out. The two-hour voyage tracks the coastline past Diamond Head with a live DJ, LED light show, and one drink ticket included. It's the kind of floating bar that works best if you're keen on dancing and mingling; crowds tend toward the holiday-maker and bucks-night crowd, especially during themed nights like Wednesdays' 80s and 90s retro slot.

Haunted Drunken History Tour from New Orleans

When Ben from our BookNow team ran this two-hour French Quarter walk, it was clear the angle was simple: see the neighbourhood's notable spots without breaking your drinking stride. You're paired with a local guide who steers you through the Quarter's historic hotspots while you work through a couple of famous New Orleans cocktails — one's on the house. It's 21+ only, and the vibe skews toward folks who want their history served with a buzz rather than in a museum. The Quarter itself is compact, atmospheric, and always buzzing with tourists and locals mixing.

Skip-the-Line at Vegas Clubs with a Party Bus!

When Charlie from our BookNow team tested this Vegas nightlife run, it's a straightforward skip-the-line play: you roll up on a party bus, hit two of the city's busier clubs without waiting in the queue, and get whisked between venues. The whole thing runs 3–4 hours and leans heavily towards groups marking milestones—hen and stag dos, birthdays, that sort of thing. Vegas clubs are heaving most nights, so dodging the line has real appeal if you're time-poor and keen to dance. The operator throws in perks for future visits if you book the photographer add-on, which sweetens the deal for a group.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $124

★ 4.8 (21)

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United States

That Game Show Place in Palm Harbor

When Mia from our BookNow team checked out this game show studio in Palm Harbor, she found a fun spot that lets you live out your quiz-show fantasies without the cameras rolling. You've got the full setup—podiums, buzzers, lighting rigs, scoreboards, the lot—and the whole vibe mimics what you'd see on actual telly. It's pitched at groups of eight or more hunting for something a bit different on a night out, and it runs for about an hour and fifteen minutes. The space is fully wheelchair accessible and handles public transport arrivals well, which counts for something in suburban Florida.

Atlanta Comedy City Tour

When Charlie from our BookNow team caught this one, it was a sharp departure from the usual city tour formula. You're on a bus rolling through Atlanta's neighbourhoods for 90 minutes, but instead of the standard heritage spiel, a local comedian drives the commentary—mixing stand-up, improv, music, and crowd banter. The lineup rotates, so humour shifts tour to tour; expect R-rated material that feels less polished museum and more comedy club vibe. It's adults-only (17+), BYOB-friendly, and frankly refreshing if you want to see the city without the tired clichés.

Murder Mystery Trolley: Who Killed The Circus Queen?

When Charlie from our team boarded this murder mystery trolley in Florida, the Circus Queen was already dead — and we were among the suspects. It's interactive theatre on wheels: a 90-minute whodunit where passengers either read scripted lines, wear props, or simply watch the chaos unfold. The trolley itself becomes the crime scene, with circus folk accusing each other left and right. It's silly, lowkey theatrical, and built on the idea that everyone plays along. You're not pretending to be an actor; you're just reading from a script or holding a rubber chicken if your role demands it.

Hidden Bar and Speakeasy Night Tour NYC

When Ben from our team did this Midtown speakeasy crawl, we hit three historic bars in three hours with a local guide who actually knew the Prohibition backstory. It's a walking tour through some proper old-school NYC drinking holes — the kind with actual history baked into the walls — mixed with chat about immigration and how these places shaped the city. You'll skip queues and get ushered straight in, which beats the usual tourist shuffle. The crowd's international, the vibe's social, and you're moving between locations on foot through the neighbourhood, seeing the architecture and street art as you go. Perfect for a night out that feels less Vegas package-deal and more 'we know someone who knows someone'.

Sing-Along Trolley

When Ben from our team hopped on the Sing-Along Trolley in Florida, it was pure cabaret-meets-road-trip chaos — the kind of outing that lives or dies by group energy. You're packed onto a moving trolley with strangers, belting out tunes led by proper singers while cruising past landmarks tied to the song themes. There's a bar stop halfway through to mingle, and you get two free drinks (beer, wine, or soft drink) across the ride. It's built for celebrations — hen nights, birthdays, anniversaries — and the whole thing runs about an hour and a half. The vibe is deliberately high-octane and campy; lean into it.

Gangsters, Heroes and Bright Lights of NYC Night Tour

When Alex from our team ran this Hell's Kitchen night tour, we got the full sweep of Manhattan's scrappiest neighbourhood — from Irish immigrant grit through Prohibition-era gangster lore to modern cocktail bars. The 3-hour crawl strings together storytelling, booze sampling, and interactive trivia across multiple venues, all with express entry and no cover charges. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're keen on boozy history rather than a quiet evening, and the crowd skews toward groups after a story-soaked night out.

NYC Nightlife Tour with a Local: Private & Personalized

A 3-hour private nightlife tour through Manhattan's Meatpacking District with a local host who knows the neighbourhood's wine bars, late-night cafes and clubs. You'll cover the area on foot (with transport options available if needed), and two drinks of your choice are included. Your host is matched to your interests via a pre-tour questionnaire, so the route and stops adjust to what you actually want to see rather than following a fixed itinerary.

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $211

The Mentalist at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino

★ 4.8 (2,413)

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The Mentalist at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino

When Jake from our team caught The Mentalist at Planet Hollywood's V Theater, he walked in expecting standard Vegas smoke-and-mirrors—and got properly wrong-footed instead. Gerry McCambridge's hour-long show leans hard on audience participation, pulling names and personal details from punters' heads with a mix of cold reading, sleight of mind, and sharp comedy banter. The crowd is mixed—tourists, couples, groups after dinner—and the PG-16 rating keeps it cheeky rather than crude. It's slick, surprisingly interactive, and one of the Strip's longer-running magic acts for good reason.

Hypnosis Unleashed Vegas’ Comedy Hypnosis Show

When Jake from our team caught Hypnosis Unleashed at the Four Queens on Fremont Street, it was exactly what you'd expect from a Vegas comedy hypnosis show — ridiculous, loud, and genuinely funny. Kevin Lepine, who's won awards for this sort of thing, pulls volunteers from the crowd and puts them through their paces while the rest of the room watches them lose their minds on stage. It's 75 minutes of the kind of entertainment that works best after a few drinks, in a room packed with other tourists, all egging each other on. Not high art, but a solid laugh.

Denver Haunted Booze and Boos Ghost Walking Tour - Lower Downtown

When Alex from our BookNow team ran this Denver ghost tour, we found a clever hybrid: half spooky storytelling, half pub crawl through Lower Downtown's oldest bars. A costumed guide steers you through 2.5 hours of mid-19th-century buildings, each harbouring its own creepy tale tied to Denver's Old West past. It's history lesson meets social hour, and it works best if you're after an evening that blends atmosphere with a drink (or two) and don't mind a bit of walking on potentially uneven historic streets.

Admission ticket to The Texas Tenors in Branson

When Em from our team caught The Texas Tenors in Branson, we found ourselves in a slick 2-hour show from three classically trained singers who've notched Grammy wins and chart success across country and classical. The venue pulls a mixed crowd—plenty of families, older travellers, and music lovers keen on polished vocal performances. These blokes tour globally but keep Branson dates limited, so it's become a bit of a draw for folks passing through Missouri. The production feels professional without being stuffy, backed by a live band running through recognisable hits and newer material.

Piff the Magic Dragon at the Flamingo Las Vegas

When Ben from our BookNow team caught Piff the Magic Dragon at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, he walked into a 75-minute show that's equal parts comedy and sleight-of-hand. Piff built his reputation on America's Got Talent, and his Vegas residency delivers exactly what you'd expect: smart magic tricks, quick-fire gags, and crowd work that keeps the energy high. The Flamingo sits right on the Strip, so it's easy to slot into an evening out. The vibe is fun but not frantic—mostly couples, small groups, and families keen for something a bit different from the usual Vegas formula.

Ticket to Drunk Shakespeare NYC

When Jake from our BookNow team caught Drunk Shakespeare NYC, he walked into a hidden venue where five professional actors take the stage — one of them three sheets to the wind on whiskey, tasked with performing a major Shakespearean role while four sober mates desperately try keeping the script alive. It's chaotic, it works, and every show is genuinely different depending on who's tanked and what they're drinking. Ninety minutes, no interval, craft cocktails and bites flowing throughout. Strictly 21+ with ID required.

Masters of Magic Show Located @ Las Vegas Blvd

When Alex from our BookNow team caught Masters of Magic on the Strip, we found ourselves in a proper intimate cabaret — think velvet seats and close-quarters sleight of hand rather than a cavernous theatre. A rotating roster of world-class magicians means the show reinvents itself weekly, so repeat visitors aren't watching the same deck of cards get shuffled. The whole thing runs just over an hour, and every seat's close enough to spot the tricks (or fail trying). It's date-night friendly, works for families, and the limited seating keeps things feeling genuinely exclusive rather than cattle-market Vegas.

Donny Osmond at Harrahs Hotel and Casino Las Vegas

When Charlie from our BookNow team caught Donny Osmond's comeback residency at Harrah's, it was a slick, high-energy Vegas show — exactly what you'd expect from a 90-minute pop-nostalgia night on the Strip. The venue fills with multigenerational fans (plenty of Osmonds devotees, but younger crowds too), and the stage setup leans into full production: choreography, live band, costume changes. It's a straightforward concert experience in one of Vegas's mid-tier casino venues, pitched at people keen on a feel-good night without the pretence.

Witches and Warlocks of Las Vegas Underworld 810 S Las Vegas Blvd

When Em from our team caught the Witches and Warlocks show on the Las Vegas Strip, we walked into a compact European-style theatre that felt more exclusive dinner party than mega-resort spectacle. The 70-minute performance centres on close-up magic and slight-of-hand illusions performed by a world-class magician, with plenty of room for audience volunteers and post-show meet-and-greets. It's pitched at adults rather than kids, though younger visitors are welcome. The intimate vibe — limited seats, no stadium seating — means you're never far from the action, and the soda, water, and snacks included in the ticket take the edge off Vegas pricing.

New Jersey Nights

When Lily from our team caught New Jersey Nights in Missouri, she stepped into a two-hour celebration of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons' catalogue. The show tracks the group's arc from a Newark studio to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, delivering the hits that defined an era—think "Sherry," "Walk Like A Man," and "Big Girls Don't Cry." It's a straightforward nostalgia play with live performers on stage, pitched at anyone who grew up with doo-wop and '60s pop or wants to understand why these songs still get radio play. The production zips along without pretension.

Stand Up Comedy Show + Mini Golf!

When Noah from our BookNow team caught a show at Highline Comedy Club, we found ourselves in a quirky hybrid venue tucked into Chelsea's shopping and dining precinct—steps from the High Line and Hudson Yards. The 1-hour comedy set features working comedians from major US late-night shows and Saturday Night Live, and every ticket throws in a free round of mini-golf afterwards. The club wraps itself around a restaurant and bar, so you're looking at a proper night out rather than just a stand-up pit stop. It's the kind of place where the vibe feels more playground than stuffy comedy hall.

Live Karaoke Ride in Uptown and SouthEnd of Charlotte, NC

When Noah from our team hopped on Charlotte's Live Karaoke Ride, it was exactly what it promised: a mobile party on wheels cruising through Uptown and SouthEnd with a mic in hand. You pile up to five mates into an open-air cart fitted with karaoke gear, then belt out songs as the city rolls past. The whole thing runs 15 minutes to an hour depending on how many tunes you want to murder and how many of your crew are keen to sing. It's quirky, social, and beats a traditional night out — though fair warning, it's not for the faint-hearted or those who prefer being spectators.

15 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $119

★ 4.8 (9)

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Ozarks Country Show in Branson

When Sarah from our BookNow team caught the Ozarks Country Show at Grand Country Music Hall in Branson, she found a straightforward, no-frills evening of live country music—a mix of classic tracks and newer hits. The show runs Sunday nights for two hours in a theatre that's bang in the middle of Branson's tourist strip, drawing a mixed crowd of families, couples, and older travellers seeking a dose of Americana. The vibe is casual and unpretentious; you're there for the music and the singalong, not production bells and whistles.

2 hoursfrom AUD $78

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