Bachelorette Parties

The classic Scottsdale bachelorette bar crawl starts in Old Town — here's the route our drivers recommend most:

• Bottled Blonde — Start with bottle service and the best people-watching patio in Old Town
• Maya Day + Nightclub — Dance floor, DJ, and pool party vibes
• The Montauk — Instagram-worthy craft cocktails and a speakeasy atmosphere
• Riot House — Late-night energy and a packed dance floor
• Casa Amigos — Close the night with tequila and music until 2 AM

For a daytime vibe, start with brunch at Hash Kitchen (home of the famous DIY Bloody Mary bar), hit a pool party at W Scottsdale or The Saguaro, and cruise to a wine tasting at Carlson Creek or LDV Winery. Your driver knows every venue and the best times to arrive for VIP treatment.

Out-of-town groups: many bachelorette parties combine a Saturday night bar crawl with a Friday spa day and Sunday brunch crawl or brewery tour. We offer multi-day packages.

Our most popular bachelorette package is a 20-30 passenger party bus for 4-6 hours. This gives your group plenty of time for a multi-stop itinerary with dancing, drinks, and photo ops at every location. Every bus comes with Bluetooth sound, LED lighting, and a built-in bar area.

Bring your own decorations — bride sashes, balloons, banners, and matching tees all welcome. The LED lighting on our buses is specifically chosen to make photos and videos look incredible — your Instagram and TikTok content from the bus will outperform anything else from the weekend.

Browse our party bus fleet to see available vehicles, and check out our planning tools to organize your itinerary.

Not every bachelorette is a club-hopping night. We also offer these popular alternatives:

• Spa Day Shuttle: Transport to The Phoenician Spa, Joya Spa at Montelucia, or Well & Being Spa at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
• Wine Tour: Arizona wine country tasting tour through Verde Valley or Scottsdale tasting rooms
• Desert Sunset Cruise: Scenic drive through the McDowell Sonoran Preserve as the sun sets over the desert
• Sedona Day Trip: Red rock adventure with hiking, wine, and shopping in Tlaquepaque
• Pool Party Circuit: Pool party hopping between W Scottsdale, Talking Stick, and The Saguaro
• Progressive Dinner: Appetizers at Diego Pops, entrees at Maple & Ash, dessert at Sugar Bowl — all connected by your party bus

Whatever the bride's vibe, we have a vehicle and route to match.

Planning a bachelorette party can feel overwhelming, but here's the simple playbook our most successful maids of honor follow:

1. Set the date and headcount — 4-8 weeks before the wedding is the sweet spot
2. Choose the vibe — Wild night out? Relaxing spa day? Adventure? A mix?
3. Book the party bus — Call us at (480) 347-0743 with your date, headcount, and vibe
4. Plan the itinerary — 4-6 stops over 4-6 hours; we'll suggest the best route
5. Coordinate decorations — Bride sash, veil, matching shirts, and bus decorations
6. Collect payment — Split costs via Venmo/Zelle; one person books the bus
7. Create the playlist — Collaborative Spotify playlist that every bridesmaid contributes to
8. Stock the cooler — Champagne, White Claw, the bride's favorite drinks, and snacks

Follow this checklist and you'll be the most organized maid of honor in bachelorette history.

Our drivers have transported thousands of bachelorette groups and know exactly how Scottsdale's venue scene works. Here are their insider tips:

• VIP reservations matter: Pre-book tables at Bottled Blonde and Maya to skip lines and guarantee seating
• Timing is everything: Arrive at your first bar by 8-9 PM to beat the crowds; move to dance clubs after 10:30 PM
• Saturday > Friday: Saturday nights have more energy in Old Town; Friday nights are better for a chill dinner crawl
• Dress code awareness: Scottsdale clubs enforce dress codes; communicate this to the group in advance
• Hydrate: Phoenix desert air dehydrates you fast, especially when drinking; keep water on the bus