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What are the most popular locations to have a bachelor party? Planning for this event includes picking the location, and what better way to start than with a list of these most popular locations. Take a look at these locations (not specific places like the Bellagio in Las Vegas) and see what ideas you come up with for something in your area. Home
This is the most obvious location when you need to throw the party on a budget. You can get as loud and obnoxious as you want. Just make sure the house or apartment you choose can accommodate the number of people you want to invite. Also, try to be a little thoughtful about your neighbors; give them a heads-up that you are having a bachelor party, so they can plan to be out of town that night, or so they can invest in a good pair of noise-isolating headphones.
Restaurant
What is the groom's favorite restaurant? If you know the answer to that question, you'll want to consider having his bachelor party there. Great friends, great food, and alcohol make for a fantastic bachelor party the groom will love.
Golf Course
Is the groom an avid golfer? If he is, why not book a tee time for eighteen holes at his favorite golf course? You can spend most of your day golfing and drinking. You can also eat at the course restaurant if you want, or you can head to a different restaurant once you're done playing.
Las Vegas
If the groom likes gambling and partying the night away, you can't do any better than Las Vegas. This is your most expensive option, but if everyone (excluding the groom) pitches in, it might not be that bad. Las Vegas has multitudes of hotels and casinos that are great for your event.
Amusement Park
Does the groom like roller coasters? If so, you should plan on taking him to the nearest amusement park so he can spend his bachelor party eating elephant ears and getting the snot scared out of him on roller coasters. It may seem like a party location for kids, but some guys are into that kind of thing; the whole "alcohol and stripper" bachelor party may not be his bag, so don't force it on him.
Stadium
There are plenty of grooms who love baseball and football, so a party at one of his favorite sports team's homes might be just the atmosphere where he'd have the most fun.
No matter what you decide: a house party, restaurant reservations, 18 holes of golf, a trip to Vegas, roller coasters, or baseball, make sure it's an activity the groom will enjoy. This party is his, so make it something he will enjoy celebrating.
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