Need help -21 & 22 year old

Coming back to Vegas in Feb. for the 8th time......love to gamble, see shows, site see and eat. This time coming back with another couple and my daughter and her friend. The youngins want to have a good time, so not to cramp their style "party" need some suggestions on what bars to go to and what ones to stay away from. Is there anything else you can suggest for these girls.

Suggest "Coyote ugly" at the New York, New York Casino. If they get tired of that bar, NY,NY also has another bar -used to be the ESPNzone sports bar, not sure what it is now.

If they are in the 21 y/o range they have probably seen the movie "Coyote ugly" so they will have a good idea right off the bat wether they are interseted in that type of bar or not.

weggie

Thanks I am sure they are into whatever.......2 Canadian Party girls that want to have a fun time! Probably will sleep until 3:00pm and be up until 6:00am. Whereas I will be up at 6:00am and go until about 10:00pm (1:00am our time).
Also, staying at Bally's or Paris....is there a pool in Feb. open?

I'm no pool expert but its usually cool & windy, so I doubt pools open then.
Have the girls talk to concierge at Paris.......probably get some great ideas of closeby places to have fun.
Closeby would be my advice. Easy walking distance, and where Dad can retrieve them, if needed.

Last trip, I stayed one nite at Harrahs, and a couple Girls sat next to me at the slot machines.
Drunk off their butts. They were falling on the floor, in their short skirts.

Security came immediately, asked them questions. Security treated them nicely, and got a wheelchair.

Getting ridiculously Drunk is NOT a good thing.
Those girls won't remember anything, and they were lucky that Security was nice to them.
They were also lucky Not to be with some guys, who would take advantage of them.

I hope your Party girls can keep it under control, or watch out Dad........

I am sorry, but I too have to comment about the "drunk girls" thing. It is rampant in Las Vegas, very unattractive and even dangerous. Let them go out, but keep them close to you at the same time. (I assume they are over 21??)

- bcc

Thanks for those comments.......both girls are smart girls, and also like to have fun.
Neither of them are into gambling, but want to see all that Vegas has to offer. I am sure they will go to a show or two with us and see a bunch of the free stuff, but I know they won't want to hang out with the old folks the whole time........and that is why I am trying to get ideas to help give them a bit of direction.
And I am pretty sure this is the best site to get any ideas!

a lot of kids hang out at O'Sheas. They like the beer pong and it attracts college or just out of college kids. Margaritaville Casino just opened inside the Flamingo....I'm sure that crowd is ageless. I am ageless as well....but now until only about 11:30pm

Someone from Canada, the midwest or northeast will probably enjoy a sunny afternoon at the pool in Feb.

Pure is open across the street at Caesars and I believe Paris has a new club. Paris also has 1 or 2 bands that play in the casino. I think Bellagio has a couple of clubs that cater to the 20 somethings and there are one or two located at City Center. The Chandelier Bar at Cosmo is a fun place to have a drink. They girls might enjoy window shopping at Crystals or the shops at Bellagio.

My Wisconsin daughters 21 and 23 did not like Pure that much, trust-fund babies and all, they had much more fun at the Harrahs CarnivaL-Court, it partly depends where you are staying if they are going without you they should stay close to where you are staying, security is great in Vegas but you never know. JMHO

also Caesars pool is heated and open year round if they are not fixing it. went swimming in January, my wife thought I was nuts!!!!

Also my daughters have been there 20 times each, shopping shopping shopping but very little buying. Fat Tuesday to drink cheap, they could split a 190 octane and be buzzed for 12 bucks. Make sure they stick together like glue!!!!!