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4 Bachelor Party ideas for Las Vegas and Beyond

August 7, 2013 By Danny

Typically, most bachelor parties here in the USA involve a lot of booze and often a trip to Las Vegas or Atlantic City.  In a few weeks, I’ll be heading out on a bachelor party myself and although some of the other guys wanted to take a traditional Vegas trip and stay at a place like the www.arialasvegas.com, the bride to be was dead set against that option.  Several still took the time to research Vegas flights and things to do in Sin City but it was to no avail.  Las Vegas can be a great place, but it is only one of the options we have here today.

Kayaking in Mexico Rio Micos

A Backwoods Adventure.

Nothing quite says manliness and male bonding like a camping trip.  Somehow the challenge us urban and suburbanites face when lighting a campfire always makes stories for the ages.  Add to that a few rounds of brew and no real stressors and you can have yourself a nice relaxing trip…but that’s not what bachelor parties are all about.  Instead, try to take a mountain biking or a white water rafting trip.  The nice thing about rafting is that by choosing a rafting company, such as the one we used on my bachelor party, no one needs to have any real skills or gear.

The GateKeeper at Cedar Point

Be A Kid.

With this upcoming bachelor party we chose instead to do something that would be simple and fun.  We’re visiting Cedar Point in Ohio where we will ride roller coasters until we’re blue in the face.  To add a little bit of manliness to the weekend we’ll also be hitting a baseball game and grilling out for dinner.  The really exciting thing is that none of the crew has been to this park before; most have never been to Ohio for that matter.

Bachelor Party in PragueTravel Abroad

In sticking with the theme of doing something new, why not take that same airplane and turn it in another direction.  Recently I went to a Bachelor Party that took place in Puerto Rico, no passport needed and relatively inexpensive airfare still left us in a new country with plenty of options for things to do.  Although if you have more money at your disposal, you could follow the British Stag Party tradition and visit Prague instead!

 

 

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Filed Under: Featured, Headline, Travel & Planning, Travel Reflections, USA Tagged With: bachelor party, drinks, fiesta, hiking, prague, Travel & Planning, vegas, whitewater kayaking

Comments

  1. Barbara says

    August 14, 2013 at 3:19 pm

    Cool list for a bachelor party, I’m for Cedar Point! We are great fans of roller coasters…besides what’s not to like if you’re looking for thrills right? Have fun!

    • Danny says

      August 15, 2013 at 6:50 pm

      Will let you know how it goes… we leave tomorrow!

  2. Jennnifer Menasha says

    September 29, 2013 at 8:52 pm

    I’m an owner of an outdoor adventure tour company. We do a four activity adventure tour for only $150, where guests can kayak, mountain bike, ride an ATV an a landsail. We can organize special bachelor or bachelorette parties at Lake Mead and beyond! Visit us at detourvegas.com

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