Las Vegas Strip Club Free Limo Service

sapphire-limo1

 

Ride Free and Get Free Admission

One of the benefits of the Vegas Taxi Shakedowns is that many of the strip clubs have cranked up their private limo/shuttle services for customers. Long before the height of the battle, the clubs realized that it would be much more cost efficient for them to provide their own transportation for customers than paying cabbies or casino limo drivers $100 a head for delivering customers.

When the spiff went back down to a more reasonable level—like $25 to $30—the clubs found that it was still more cost efficient for them to transport customers themselves than pay cabbies to do it. At the current $75 level, believe me, they want to drive you in themselves. There’s no gimmick. It’s a free ride.

 

2022 RANKING- Most Erotic Clubs – CLICK LINK HERE

 

Many Vegas strip clubs now offer not only free transportation to and from their club, but also free admission for customers who take the club limo, and/or low-cost package deals for customers to get transportation, admission, and drink specials.

Some of the clubs that offer limo/shuttle service offer it round-trip. They will pick you up at your hotel, bring you to their club, then take you back to your hotel when you want to leave.  The clubs all have multiple limos so there’s often no wait.  There are no drink requirements in return for the free limo service.  There are no time requirements at the club.  There are no strings attached whatsoever.

Vegas Strip Club Free Limo Tips

A few things to keep in in mind if you use these services:

1) If you call a club and request this service, make sure you specify exactly what you will receive. Will you get a free ride back to your hotel later? Will you and anyone else coming with you get free admission to the club? Do they have any special drink or dance deals for customers who use their limo service?

2) Ask how long it will be before you can expect their limo to arrive.

3) For the ride back to your hotel you may find that it’s more convenient for you to just use a cab, as the popular clubs often have cabs waiting outside and the club limo may be in use picking up or dropping off other customers.

4) Be aware that the “limo” may, in fact, be a shuttle bus or some kind of SUV with the club name on it.

5) Make sure you call the strip club directly and talk to someone at the club to arrange this. If you simply call a limo service or use a hotel limo you have access to, you will not get any special treatment.

6) Any info I include here may be different than what you find, as strip club policies change frequently. If you find something other than what I’m reporting here, let me know in the Comments box below.  Thanks!   — A.S.
.

Las Vegas Strip Club Limo Deals

Free Admission When You Take the Club Limo, Plus Drink Discount

Sapphire: Free admission (a $50 savings) if you take the club limo.  There is a $18 reservation fee for the limo, but it’s waived if you purchase a buy-1-get-1-free drink coupon or a bottle (a no-brainer).  Call: 702-869-0003

You can also get free admission, free limo transport, a line pass, a reserved VIP table and host service at the most elegant strip club in town by purchasing a VIP package for the cost of a few drinks.  This is the option we recommend, because without a reserved table it can be hard to find a place to sit down at this club during peak hours.  (Club review / Club website)

Free Round-Trip Transportation Plus Free Admission

Treasures: Treasures is Las Vegas’ most luxurious gentlemen’s club and one of only two clubs in Las Vegas that provides free round-trip limo transport between the club and your hotel, no strings attached, in addition to free admission for arriving by the club limo.  Call: (702) 257-3030 (Club review / Club website)

Palomino Club: Free round-trip transportation to the club for groups of two or more gets you all free admission (a $30 savings each), no strings attached.   (The club will usually charge a three-drink cover of $30 at the door after 8 pm, but you won’t pay the entry fee as well.)  Call: 702-642-2984 (Club review / Club website)

For guys going to Palomino Club solo, call 702-642-2984 and ask for the Flying Solo package ($60).  This includes free round-trip limo transport, free admission, a line pass, and three drinks (guaranteed available Sun – Thurs, ask about Fri & Sat availability).  Solo guys can usually get free round-trip limo transport to the club without the package, but you have to call for availability.  You may have to be flexible about pick-up time and location.

Or get a guaranteed free limo, free admission, and reserved VIP table for the night by purchasing one of the club’s bottle packages in advance.  This is a real value at this club, which often gets to standing room only at peak times.

Pro Tip: If you’re coming to Palomino Club solo, you can save $20 on the club’s admission charge (meaning admission for only $10) by either driving yourself or taking a cab to Jerry’s Nugget, a casino located across the street from the club.  Walk across the street and tell the girl at the door that you arrived by your own transportation.

As long as the club doesn’t have to pay a cabby spiff, you will be admitted for the reduced $10 admission.

Free Admission Plus Free Drink When You Take the Free Club Limo

Deja Vu Showgirls: Admission is $45 if you arrive by cab, Uber, Lyft or anyone else’s limo.  But you can get free admission, plus a free drink, if you arrive by the free club limo.  To reserve your free ride, call 702-308-4605.  (Club review)

Reduced Admission When You Arrive by the Free Club Limo

Little Darlings: admission is $35-40 for out-of-towners, but you get in for only $15-$20 if you arrive by the free club limo.  You may have to show this offer on the club website home page at the door to get the discount.  Call 702-366-1141. Age 18+  (Club review)

Other Clubs with Free One-Way Limo Transport to Club Most Nights

Can Can Room: Call (702) 737-1161

Centerfolds: Call (702) 767-8757

Cheetahs: Call (702) 384-0074

Club Lacy’s: Call (702) 642-2984

Crazy Horse III: Call (702) 673-1700

Diamond Cabaret: Call (702) 731-2365

Hustler Club: Call (702) 795-3131

Sophia’s: Call (702) 982-6777

Spearmint Rhino: Call (702) 796-3600
EndGirl0

58 Responses to “Las Vegas Strip Club Free Limo Service”

  1. Duke

    Hello! Was wondering how much to budget for palamino or sapphire? I was thinking $200-$300 would be a good night. This would be my first time again in many years, how would you recommend going about planning a great experience for a group of 3 and possibly a solo session. Thanks!

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Duke: I could definitely have fun at either club for $200-300, though many devotees of Vegas strip clubs would want to take advantage of the private VIP rooms both clubs have and you’re not going to get very far in those luxury pits with only $300, primarily because of the bottle fees that are required. For a group of three, you should call the clubs and ask about a package deal that will get you a reserved table. Talk to your buddies and figure out your budget before you call. Keep us posted on your experience!

      Reply
  2. Greg

    Any updates on these as the clubs return to “regular” operation?

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Greg: I believe all of the clubs that are currently open and that had limo service in the past have limo service now. Limo service hours may be limited.

      Reply
  3. Oskar

    Hi Arnold. Thanks for all the great info on this site. It has been helpful on my past trip to Vegas. My question is about getting club provided limo service in the afternoons. I plan to be in Vegas from Sunday to Tuesday and will likely be able to visit clubs only before 9 PM (likely 3 PM to 8 PM). Since I have a physical handicap some SUVs are hard for me and I would also like to have confidence the transport will be round trip from my hotel on the Strip. This combination (time and transit) caused a hardship for the clubs on my last visit. One said no limos until after 8 PM and the other would only offer transit to the club. I solved this by talking with the limo driver (along with $20) and he gave me his cell # for when I was ready to leave but I had to wait almost 45 minutes since he was out picking up others. Can you offer any suggestions for my situation? Is calling a cab for return from the club best? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Oskar, most of the clubs I recommend can pick you up in your choice of vehicles, from a variety of SUVs and shuttles and limos and cars. You just want to let them know in advance if possible which type of vehicle you need. Otherwise it may take a little extra time to send it out from the club.

      And you never have to call for a cab when leaving. The doorman will summon a cab for you.

      Sapphire is the only club with guaranteed 24/7 limo service, but let me make a couple of calls later today to double check limo start times at the clubs that guarantee round-trip service and I’ll get back to you with more info. This stuff is always changing.

      Update: Oskar, Palomino’s round-trip limo service starts when the club opens at 4 pm (the limo would reach you 15 to 30 minutes later, depending on where exactly you’re staying). So, that’s an option.

      The other option would be Sapphire’s free limo to the club, and make exactly the same arrangement you did last time with the driver, or have the doorman summon a cab whenever you’re ready to leave. There will usually be a cab waiting. If not, one will be there in minutes. And again, don’t hesitate to tell either club what kind of vehicle you need.

      Reply
  4. Bobbie

    Hi Me and my friend are coming Vegas in August and would like a limo to pick us up from the airport drive us round the strip for an hour and take us to our hotel with 2 lap dancers inside the limo can this be arranged??

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Bobbie, that would probably be difficult to arrange through a Vegas strip club because the dancers aren’t employees of the club. You’d have to work out your arrangements directly with the dancers.

      But you could always hire a limo and then hire strippers separately through one of those websites that send them on outcalls.

      Reply
  5. KenD

    I gotta say, I used the $65 solo package to Sapphire when I was there in November last year. Limo picked me up at my hotel(Luxor), and was able to get limo ride back as well. I will definitely use this again if I come to Vegas this year

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      KenD, thanks for the tip on getting the limo ride back. Sapphire doesn’t promise it, but you can usually get it if you ask.

      Talk to your limo driver on the way to the club about it.

      Reply
  6. Rick

    I’ve never had a problem getting a limo from the strip but if I stay Downtown, will they pick me up there as well?

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Rick: Yes, but you’ll have to make a plan with the driver as to where he can pick you up, as most of the downtown casinos are not easy pickup locations.

      Reply
  7. James

    Hi Arnold,
    Thanks for all the great information on your website. Have you ever considered setting up a youtube account, with maybe a walkthrough (empty obv) of various clubs and/or a daily weekly vlog – I am sure there would be interest.
    Anyway my question regarding ‘free’ limos is – What sort of wait time is there likely to be if calling a limo to one of the major clubs (Rhino, Palomino , Deja Vu, CHIII) on the spur of the moment, without a reservation. Obviously there will be a difference between 8pm and 1am but as a rough estimate maybe. Are the clubs operating multiple limos, or just the one.
    Thanks for your help

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      James, the major clubs are operating multiple limos, but at peak hours all limos will likely be in action picking up customers. If you reserve even a few hours in advance, the limo will be there for pick-up on time.

      If you just call and ask for a limo, you’ll likely see one in 45 minutes to two hours, depending on the night of the week and exact time you call. Occasionally they’ll have a limo picking up another party at your hotel and the wait may be less.

      One tip for getting the fastest pick-up if you want to call last minute: Just tell the club that you’re willing to walk to a nearby hotel where they may already be scheduled to pick someone up. If you’re at Harrah’s and you’re willing to walk to Caesar’s for pick-up, you may be able to catch a limo within 15 minutes or so.

      Thanks for the suggestion!

      Reply
      • JD

        James….I have found the early evening hours (my favorite tome to visit) before 9pm that both Sapphires and Pearmint Rhino limo pick up is very quick.

        Reply
  8. Jo

    Howdy. You mention that there are cover charges if you arrive via cab/uber/lyft. How does it work if you drive yourself (a rental car)?

    Also, if you self-drive but your driver’s license is from out-of-town, are you still charge the non-resident rate? Thanks

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Jo, if you walk in and say, “I drove myself, can I get in for the locals’ rate?” many will let you in for the locals’ rate (or free, if that’s the locals’ rate).

      If you say nothing when you walk in, and the girl at the cash register asks for your ID, and you hand it over and she sees you’re from out of state, she will likely try to charge you the same rate as if you’d arrived by cab.

      So take charge from the moment you walk up to the girl. Know what the locals’ rate is, explain you drove yourself, and ask for the locals’ rate before she quotes you a different rate.

      That will usually work. The only time that may not work is when the club is packed. If the club’s packed, or if the club knows it will be packed soon (because they have a lot of limo & package reservations) many will use any excuse to charge you the full admission rate.

      If you have a particular club in mind, let me know and I’ll fill you in on any special policies at that club.

      Reply
  9. kingace

    Thanks for the input. It was after 10:00 but was a very uncrowded Tuesday. I just feel bad because based on what I read here and on Palomino’s web page, you get free transportation and maybe a $10 cover after 10:00 with no other strings. My friend said it was too expensive last time and I promised him he could get in for $10 and get $6 beers.

    I understand that they make a commission but I think the driver flat out lied when he said it was a 2 drink minimum and that was clearly on the website. I couldn’t find it. I don’t appreciate the club changing their policies based on what kind of mark they think they have and don’t appreciate being treated like a mark in the first place.

    That being said, I think the package we got was a good deal. $66 ($200/3 guys) for 4 or 5 drinks at a strip club nowadays isn’t bad. I didn’t see that package on their website either and it seemed better than the ones they did have.

    I agree the mileage was just the luck of the draw. Everyone I danced with sat on my lap and flirted first. I had a lap dance with Piper who was young and sweet but wanted to go upstairs for any extra touching. I also had a lap dance with a girl who was tall and pretty and said she was half black. Can’t remember her name. I did 2 dances with her. Then I had a lap dance with Mercedes and did my one upstairs dance with her. Even upstairs she said she wanted a big tip when I did some extra touching. Oh, I also did a lap dance with a pair of ladies that came up to me. That was nice. 🙂

    On my way back from the restroom a blonde girl intercepted me and tried to get me to go upstairs then and there. I told her I’d do a lap dance. When we got to the couch, she said it would be $40 (all the others were $20). I said “bye!” and walked back to my table. 🙂

    We left at 3:30 and the shuttle took us back as promised. I’d spent all the $$ I’d budgeted on the night. After staying out most of the night, I was too tired to play blackjack the next day. Zzzzzz….

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      kingace, thanks for posting your experience.

      Next time (and for anyone else reading this), be sure to check the terms (and check for any cover charge) when you reserve the limo. That’s for any club.

      And if anything seems different from what you expected at Palomino, just bring up your complaint to the club manager when you arrive. Don’t let yourself be forced into anything you don’t feel comfortable with. They are very good about taking care of customers at this club.

      Last, limo drivers are never going to be a good source of information. They make their livings selling you a package, and the temptation to massage reality must be intense.

      Re: your private dance experiences, what can I say? Dancers.

      Reply
  10. kingace

    I wanted to share a recent experience at Palomino. Three of us got picked up by James in the shuttle. I’d promised my friend that entry would be free if we take the shuttle and they have $6 drafts.

    So on the way there James asks us what kind of package we want and I said we just wanted to go a la carte. He told us the package would be a better deal since there was still a 2 drink minimum per person at $30 each when you take the shuttle. I told him I read about the shuttle on toplessvegas online and it didn’t mention anything about a 2 drink minimum. He was trying to double talk me but basically said “well, it’s right on our website”. I looked at the website later and didn’t see anything in there about a 2 drink minimum anywhere.

    Since a 2 drink minimum is pretty common at these places (but $15/drink is steep) I let it drop and we opted for the bottle and table package for $66 split between the three of us. We got a table (not a big deal since it was a Tuesday on a slow week), a 375 ml bottle of Captain and a flask of coke & bucket of ice to mix it with. We also got a drink ticket each and a pitcher of beer.

    I thought the package we got was a good value but James wanting to charge us $30 each for 2 drinks pissed me off. I’d like to know if he scammed us.

    The women were lower mileage that night than they had been in the past. Not as much touching allowed during the lap and upstairs dances as I’d gotten the last two times.

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      kingace, after 10 pm they often charge a two-drink cover of $30, for which you get two drink tickets. They’ll charge that if the club is already crowded or if they’re expecting a crowd.

      You can usually avoid that by arriving before 9 pm.

      I’m pretty sure James got a commission on the package he sold you. Pretty much every strip club employee in Vegas is required to try to sell you a package–I’m not sure whether he went too far.

      To avoid these kinds of questions, confirm the deal you expect when you call for the club limo. Ask if there will be a cover charge that night when you arrive. If you forget, and you get charged a cover at the door at a slow time, ask to speak with the club manager about waiving it. Tell them you want to save your money for the VIP. Palomino Club cares about good customer relations.

      The mileage tends to be good at Palomino but I too have run into low-mileage dancers there and pretty much everywhere in town. But if you’re at a VIP table with a bottle in front of you, the dancers should be spending some time flirting with you at your table to try to sell you a dance.

      You might want to wait for a dancer you like who is sitting in your lap and giving you a lot of contact at the table before you agree to the VIP. That will usually mean a high mileage dance.

      Reply
  11. Ryder

    Thanks Arnold. If arriving via limo at Sapphire around 8/9 on Tuesday, is it busy enough that I should get a reserved VIP table via the package, or are there plenty of open seats? Would rather save $ for dances, but don’t want to start the experience off wrong.

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Ryder, now it depends on whether you mind sitting on the rail for the night. If you get there before 9 pm, you should be able to get a rail seat in a decent location and you don’t need the package.

      If you get caught up in a traffic jam (unlikely) and you wind up getting there after the rail seats are all gone, you can pay for a reserved table at the club. It’s not as good a package as what’s available online, but it’s a fallback (and you shouldn’t need it if you get there a little before 9 pm).

      The rail seats are actually not the best for watching the stage shows (there are three stages, and a table is better to see all of them, plus the stages are a little too high for optimal rail viewing), but for the lap dance scene the rail seats are fine.

      Reply
  12. Arnold Snyder

    Ryder: At 5 pm on a Tuesday there will be no crowds to worry about. Best time to avoid crowds and have a good selection would be more like 9 – 10 pm. A lot of dancers will be there between 9-10, waiting for the big crowds that start arriving after 10.
    When you call Sapphire for the limo, ask about how you can use the 2-for-1. I believe the 2-for-1 assumes you’re getting a more expensive drink, as the coupon was $18 last I heard.
    I would advise against walking to Deja Vu. It is only half a mile or so (I’ve done it a number of times), but it’s not the nicest neighborhood and Deja Vu would be happy to send their limo to pick you up at Sapphire.

    Reply
  13. Ryder

    Arnold, great site, thanks so much. Coming into town next week and looking to hit up Sapphire. Three topics for you, (sorry in advance for all the questions)….

    What is the typical volume of girls there at 5pm on a Tuesday? Do I need the VIP package for a reserved seat, or is it open enough? Is there a better time to go to avoid crowds but have a good selection?

    For the 2-for-1 coupon to offset the $15 limo reservation, can it be used anytime? Meaning, if I arrive before the 6pm Happy Hour cut off, can I pay for a cheaper drink then use the coupon for the full priced drinks later?

    If going from Sapphire to Deja Vu, do I need to get Deja Vu’s limo? Looks like they’re less then 1/2 mile away, so assume it would be faster for me to just walk rather than wait on Deja Vu. Is it better to just call Deja Vu and say I’m walking over to get the free entry?

    Reply
  14. Ed j

    whats the better between hustler club. dejavu or cheetah? is the limo really free or is there a hidden catch? from minnesota and planning going on easter sunday with wife.. are they all couple friendly?

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Ed J, Hustler is the best of those three, but Sapphire and Palomino Club are much better than Hustler, both for guys and couples.

      Palomino is the best for a couple going to a strip club for the first time, because the stage show is fantastic. Sapphire is the best for a couple in which the woman is fantasizing about lap dances because the lap dance scene here is the best in Vegas.

      There’s no catch to the strip club limos–they really are free. Palomino’s is free round trip. Every other club is free one way–to the club. Sapphire makes you pay a $15 registration fee to ensure that you’ll actually be there for the pick-up. That is refunded if you buy a 2-for-the-price-of-1 drink ticket at the door.

      Palomino is the least expensive, even though the dancers are first-rate. Drafts are $6, bottled beer $8. Sapphire is the most expensive of this group, with a beer or glass of wine at $15.

      Sapphire has the most dancers, with 400+ at peak hours (maybe 200 on Easter Sunday). Palomino & Hustler are next, with 100+ dancers at peak hours. Deja Vu has very few dancers.

      If you take a cab to these clubs, the admission at Palomino will be $30, the admission at Sapphire $45, and the admission at Hustler $50. Deja Vu was $35 last time I checked and Cheetahs $40, but I wouldn’t recommend those clubs.

      If you go to Sapphire, I’d recommend either a couples package or two solo packages for you and your wife, because it can be hard to find a seat at peak hours and it gives you a break on the drink prices: see here.

      At the other clubs, a package isn’t as important on a Sunday night.

      Reply
      • Ed j

        Thanks. Looks like Palomino it is. No minimum or package purchase is required? Can just do our own thing once there w/o pressure

        Reply
        • Arnold Snyder

          Ed J, correct. There’s no minimum and no package purchase is required to enjoy Palomino. If you take the free club limo or get there any way other than a cab or limo, there’s no admission fee.

          At peak hours on Friday and Saturday nights (sometimes weekdays if a big convention is in town) they may charge a 2-drink cover at the door, but you won’t run into that on Easter Sunday. If you decided to go on a Friday or Saturday night instead, you won’t get hit with the 2-drink cover if you go a little early (say by 9 pm). The show is always great.

          Palomino is a low-hustle club. They’ll probably offer you a bottle or VIP package at the door, but you can say no and you won’t run into high-pressure sales tactics.

          Dancers may be shy about approaching you as a couple, because sometimes the women in couples don’t like it. If you want more attention from the dancers, sit on the rail and tip the dancers and talk to them/compliment them when they come over. The dancers will hear about the nice couple that likes dancers and is tipping them.

          Or talk to one of the hosts and explain that you’d like more attention from the dancers. He’ll get the word out and that’s all the invitation they’ll need.

          I think you’ll have a great time.

          Reply
  15. Anonymous

    I’ll be going solo in few weeks and I saw strip club crawl package online. Are these legitimate and if I choose 1 club, they charge $10 for limo with a drink.

    Reply
    • Arnold Snyder

      Anonymous, these packages send you to whatever club pays them the biggest head fee for sending you. Sometimes they’re a good deal for you and sometimes you could do better without them.

      Reply
  16. Wlliam

    Thanks for the tip BG of calling ahead – I usually drive to Vegas so I have a car, and while I wouldn’t mind taking a limo both ways after you tip for each trip it doesn’t seem like you’ve saved much off the cover.

    Reply
  17. BG

    Great information on this site Arnold, thanks! However one option you’ve not mentioned on your site is many (though not all) clubs will waive entry fee if you or your group is driving themselves (e.g., via rental car) even if you’re not local. For example, if you call Spearmint Rhino ahead of time and ask to be put on their VIP list, they will nearly always let you in free if you have self-transportation.

    Calling ahead of time has also worked on occasion at Sapphire though sometimes it doesn’t or sometimes they’ll charge the entry fee but give you a 2 drink voucher.

    But – even if you’re an out of towner – if you have self transportation, it’s worth calling the club ahead of time to see whether they’ll waive the entry fee, especially if you don’t plan on drinking or have a designated driver anyway…

    Reply
  18. Big Lar

    I used the VIP65 deal for the Sapphire on 12/2/15 as a solo. Tipped the driver $10. Within 30 seconds I had a “10” in my lap. On the way back, my dancer (VIP room) said she’d get me a limo back. Since she was called to perform on stage I asked the bouncer for a ride back. No big deal. Tipped the driver $10 going back. I highly recommend going solo as my friends talk too much.

    Reply
  19. Arnold Snyder

    Little Darlings has been the most couples-friendly club for the past few years, but there’s no alcohol and the dancers are nude. If you want alcohol and you’re comfortable with nude dancers, then Palomino Club would be my choice. If you want alcohol but would prefer topless dancing as opposed to nude, I’d opt for Deja Vu Showgirls.

    My wife and I like these clubs because they have good stage shows, you’ll often see other couples in the crowd (and at Little Darlings women alone and in groups), and the dancers and staff are all couples friendly. If you want to get a couples lap dance, the dancers will be happy to entertain both of you.

    Sapphire is also couples friendly and topless, with alcohol, and my wife enjoys that club with me, but the first time I took her to Sapphire she was shocked at the lap dance scene, which can get pretty wild out in the main room. One thing Sapphire has in its favor is that it’s the “World’s Largest Gentlemen’s Club,” maybe something every Vegas tourist ought to see just for the bragging rights. But the drinks are more expensive there and the limo is not “round-trip.” Sapphire will transport you to the club and give you free entry, but you’ll have to catch a cab back to your hotel. The others are round-trip free limos (but remember to tip the limo driver).

    Reply
  20. Melissa

    Arnold, your website is excellent! Thank you for your hard work 😉

    Of the clubs with free transportation which would you say is the most couple friendly? My husband and I are heading to Vegas at the end of the month and I’m looking to pop his strip club cherry!

    Reply
  21. Arnold Snyder

    Club B will be very happy to pick you up at Club A and bring you to Club B because Club B does not want you taking a cab from anywhere because they don’t want to pay the cabbie’s $50-75 spiff. And this is especially true if there is a group of you as they will save hundreds of dollars by transporting you in their own limo or shuttle. Plus, you won’t have to pay the taxi fare and you will also all get free entry at Club B for taking their limo instead of a cab. I repeat: Do not take a cab to a strip club in Vegas. Save your money and don’t risk a DUI bust. Let the strip clubs transport you on their dime.

    Reply
  22. Richard Lee

    my friends and I are thinking about hitting up two or three strip clubs for the first time. Based on this website, we should take the free shuttle/limo ride. However, if we are outside club A, and we call club B to pick us up at club A, what will they think? And it doens’t make sense to take a taxi from A to B since club B will charge us the entree fee now.

    Reply
  23. Chiliman

    My experience was that I had no difficulty with round-trip limo transportation from Sapphire and Treasures, even as a solo customer. I was staying a few blocks off the strip. I tipped the drivers $5 – $10 and they seemed appreciative.

    Reply
  24. Arnold Snyder

    Bear, this answer requires us to know a little more about who you are and what your definition of “an awesome experience” is. (Whatever you do, don’t go to Glitter Gulch, the only strip club on Fremont Street.)

    At all of the clubs below, the dancers are gorgeous.

    If you’re under 21, then I’d say Little Darlings is the best choice. There’s no alcohol, but the stage dancing is nude and it’s a fun crowd. To avoid the cab fare and the $33 entry fee, use the coupon on our homepage and call for their free limo at 702-371-2181.

    If drinking is definitely on your menu for “awesome,” then you ought to check out Sapphire, the “World’s Largest Gentlemen’s Club.” It’s a swank joint that lives up to its name.There are three stages and the lap dancing is high contact. To avoid the cab fare and Sapphire’s $33 entry fee, call for their free limo at 702-869-0003. (There’s a $10 limo reservation fee, but this fee is waived if you take them up on their offer to get your first two drinks for $18. Do it.)

    If you want to see nude dancing and drink alcohol, Palomino Club is the only place in town. Great stage show and beautiful, talented dancers. Avoid their $30 entry fee by calling for Palomino’s free ride to the club at 702-327-7258.

    If your’e looking for the strip club that has the best drink prices for out-of-towners, Deja Vu Showgirls is the place. There are drink specials just about every night and you can dodge their $33 entry fee by calling for their free limo at: 702-366-1633. (Use the coupon at the bottom right of our homepage.)

    All of the above clubs are low hustle. You don’t have to worry about dancers nagging you for drinks and lap dances.

    For a more thorough survey of the top Vegas strip clubs and how they compare to each other, check out these articles:
    https://toplessvegasonline.com/best-las-vegas-strip-clubs/
    https://toplessvegasonline.com/vegas-strip-clubs-on-a-budget/
    https://toplessvegasonline.com/las-vegas-strip-club-vip-rooms-a-value-guide/

    Reply
  25. Bear

    Coming to Vegas and staying on Freemont St. New to strip clubs but would like to try it out. If you had one night free and you were wanting an awesome experience what would be the first club you went to?

    Reply
  26. Cheo D.

    The clubs need to put some more effort in spreading the word about the free rides. As you mention in the CHToo news item, the advantage is significant for both the club and the customer.

    Reply
  27. Arnold Snyder

    1. If you don’t like the club after their limo picks you up and brings you there, you’re free to leave. From the club’s perspective, it still saves them a lot of money if you arrive in their limo, even if you leave immediately, because if you arrive in a cab, they have to pay the cabbie $60 for dropping you off whether you leave immediately or not. This is why they offer free limo service with free entry.

    2. If you take a cab to a close-by location, instead of to the strip club, you will get free entry (or pay the lower local’s price) because they don’t have to pay the cabbie’s spiff. But you have to make sure you tell them that you arrived by your own transportation and didn’t take a cab, because otherwise, if you’re an out-of-towner, they will assume that you did.

    But of course you’ll still have to pay for your cab ride.

    This free limo service isn’t a gimmick. The clubs lose thousands of dollars every night to cabbie spiffs. Do them and yourself a favor and take the club’s limo.

    Reply
  28. ferdberfel

    This is all very useful information but I have two questions…

    1. Let’s say I call for a limo, they come and take me to the club and I walk in and don’t like it. I don’t see any girls I think are cute. Can I just ask the limo to take me back to my hotel? Or if I leave in a cab, will the club get pissed at me because they sent a car for me and then I didn’t spend any money there? Is there some sort of expectation that if they come and get me, I will stay for a certain amount of time or spend a certain amount of money?

    2. You say not to take a cab to a strip club. What if I take the cab to somewhere near the strip club? Like, I take a cab to Jerry’s Nugget and then walk across the street to the Palomino? What are the pros and cons of that?

    Reply
  29. lvb

    I don’t think it’s a problem when you’re staying on the strip, just off-strip, or downtown. You might have an issue if you’re staying off strip like GVR, Red Rock, South Point. I think this is worth asking when calling the clubs for a ride. Not sure if all taxis are taking plastic but it’s always a good idea to carry a little cash to get you back to your hotel quickly. Never had an issue with any of the clubs listed not having available taxis to take you away. Even though it’s a free service, you should tip the driver/cashier/host/manager. Never know when that good karma rubs off into free bottles or bar tabs.

    Reply
  30. Arnold Snyder

    As far as I know, all will provide service to a solo customer. If you experience anything differently, let us know.

    Reply
  31. Cheo D.

    Very good information, Arnold, especially the gathering together of all the offerings.

    Some years ago in the early days of this service, some were not providing solo pick-ups. Would it be right to say that now they all would?

    Reply
  32. Quinn

    Thank you again Arnold. That is good to know. I actually called both the Palomino and Little darlings earlier today and both were extremely helpful. The Palomino also assured a ride back in the limo/shuttle. Of course any driver or doorman that assists should and will receive a healthy tip.

    Reply
    • Shawn

      Hmm. I just sent an email to Palamino’s asking about return limo and was told “NO – they didn’t offer that”??

      Reply
      • Arnold Snyder

        Things change fast in Vegas strip clubs. In June, Palomino was offering round trip limo service. Now they only guarantee the trip to the club. They have also recently stopped offering free transportation to the club for solo customers.

        Reply
        • Shawn

          Yep – you are right Arnold. Just got a 2nd email saying Palomino doesn’t pick up single patrons …. Whats a poor solo guy to do on a business trip, LOL. Any suggestions Arnold? Your site has been my #1 resource!

          Reply
          • Arnold Snyder

            Shawn: Tell the cabbie to take you to Jerry’s Nugget. You’ll have to pay the cab fare, but it’s right across the street from Palomino. (Jerry’s Nugget has the best coffee shop in town, desserts to die for. Get an eclair while you’re there.) That way Palomino won’t have to pay a spiff to the cabbie, and you can tell Palomino you got there in your own transportation and they’ll likely charge you only $10 for entry, not $30. (If you complain about the $10, they may just waive it and let you in.) If you get there on a busy night, they may charge you for two drinks up front, but a few other clubs have also been doing that lately. Good luck!

  33. Arnold Snyder

    I should add that all of the big strip clubs have door men or valets or hosts or even managers up front who will assist in getting you a cab.

    Reply
  34. Arnold Snyder

    If you try any of the limo services, feel free to report your experiences here (and any other club info).

    Reply
  35. Quinn

    Thank you Arnold. That is good news. I don’t mind waiting, just always had a fear of getting stuck at a place after closing. That is why I have only been to clubs that were a fairly safe walk GGG downtown, Club Paradise across from Hard Rock, and Deja Vu (much easier walk than one would think, walk through the Fashion Mall all the way to the back to Macy’s. In the back of Macy’s there is a side door out to the street. Walk button stops traffic at the intersection of both streets and you are all but right there at Deja Vu). Sounds like I have been foolish in my concern. I will branch out a bit, in my trip next month. Sounds like I have much to experience. Thanks again.

    Reply
  36. Arnold Snyder

    It would be unusual not to see cabs waiting outside Palomino, Spearmint Rhino, Cheetah’s, or Sapphire in the late evening hours. But all of the clubs listed above usually have cabs waiting outside. My advice would be to pick a club based on my review of the club, not on whether or not you might have to wait a bit for a ride back to your hotel. In most cases, you’ll find that any of the clubs listed above will be able to accommodate your return via their free limo service, as all actively try to win their customers’ loyalty, hoping you’ll return the following evening, or on your next trip to Vegas, again in their free limo.

    Reply
  37. Quinn

    Great deal, however I wonder about those clubs that do not have transportation back. The last thing I want is to be stuck at a club with no safe way back to my hotel. May I ask what clubs have the most active taxi traffic?

    Reply

Comments

  • (will not be published)