Bachelor Party Planner
Plan the bachelor party.
Pick the city and get the weekend already mapped: the steak dinner worth booking, the pool afternoon, the one big night, and somewhere to eat at 2am once it ends.
- Mapped end to end
- 3 citiesMapped end to end
- For the whole crew
- One linkFor the whole crew
- On the arguments
- VotesOn the arguments
See it in action
What you get back
Three nights with one anchor each, spaced so the group isn't useless by Saturday afternoon:
- Thursday — late dinner mid-Strip — Easy first night, everyone lands at a different hour
- Friday — pool, then a steakhouse — The reservation to make eight weeks out
- Friday night — the big one — One club, one table, done
- Saturday — Red Rock Canyon — Twenty minutes west, and the recovery everyone needs
- Sunday — Fremont Street brunch — Cheaper, and closer to the flights out
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Pick the city
Vegas, New Orleans, or Austin. Each one comes with a weekend already built and mapped, so the first message to the group can be a link.
Lock the two bookings that matter
The steak dinner and the one big night are the two worth settling early. Everything else can stay loose until you land.
Send the link
The crew sees the plan, adds what they want, and votes on the rest.
Why Arriv
What keeps a weekend from falling apart
Walking distance is visible
Vegas looks compact on a map, and those blocks are long, so the walk you assumed turns into a rideshare. Seeing the distance in advance saves you three of them.
Recovery is scheduled
A canyon drive or a late brunch on the plan is the difference between three good nights and two.
The group can see the cost
Reservations and tickets sit on the trip, which makes who owes what a shorter conversation.
Votes end the debates
Put the Saturday plan to the group and let the count decide.
Questions
Frequently asked
- How do you plan a bachelor party?
- Fix the city and dates first, book the one dinner and the one big night early, then leave the afternoons loose. Arriv starts you from a mapped weekend for Vegas, New Orleans, or Austin, and gives the crew one link to add to and vote on.
- What's the best city for a bachelor party?
- Vegas for a group that wants everything inside one rideshare, New Orleans for music and food in walking distance, Austin for barbecue, swimming holes, and a bar district you can cover on foot. Arriv has a full itinerary for each, so the choice comes down to what the group wants at 1am.
- How far ahead should we book?
- Two to three months for a good steakhouse or a club table on a Saturday — earlier if you're going over a holiday weekend, since the whole city books out at once. The itinerary flags which stops need a reservation.
- Can everyone in the group edit the plan?
- Yes. Anyone with the link can view, and a free account lets them add places and vote, while the free tier covers four editors per trip.
Plan the bachelor party.
Pick the city and get the weekend already mapped: the steak dinner worth booking, the pool afternoon, the one big night, and somewhere to eat at 2am once it ends.
Plan the bachelor partyFree to start, no signup.