Bottled Blonde Las Vegas guest list

Yes, the Bottled Blonde Las Vegas guest list is free. You send me your name, your group and your date; I put you on the list for that night; you check in under your name at the door inside the list window. On nights when the venue is running a promotion, that's where reduced or complimentary entry and the ladies drink window come from.

How the list actually works

1. You fill out the form on this page with the date you're coming and how many people are in your group.
2. I text you back to confirm and tell you what the list terms are for that specific night — the arrival window, whether there's a drink window, and whether cover applies late.
3. You show up inside that window and give your first and last name at the door.
4. Everyone in your group needs to arrive together. Names get checked one time, not in three waves.

What the guest list does and doesn't do

It gets your name at the door and whatever the night's promotion is. It does not override capacity. If the room is full at midnight on a Saturday, a list name is not a reservation — a table is.

Arrival windows matter more than anything else

This is the part people get wrong. List windows close. If the terms say arrive before a certain time and you get there after, you're paying the door price like everyone else and the drink window may already be over. Aim to be in line 15 minutes before the window closes, not at the minute it does.

Can guys get on the guest list?

Yes. I put guys on the list and I don't charge for it. Doors on busy nights do pay attention to group balance, so an all-male group has two good options: arrive early in the list window, or book a table and skip the question entirely.

Groups of eight or more

Once you're past about eight people, the list stops being the efficient tool. Big groups get split at the door, separated inside, and end up standing. A rooftop table for a group that size often costs less per person than what everyone spends buying drinks one at a time at the bar.