Dating in Vegas : What’s the Scene Really Like?
Hey guys,
I’m planning a trip to Vegas soon and I’m curious what the dating scene is actually like there. I’ve read mixed things: some say it’s all tourists looking for a wild night, others say it’s tough unless you’ve got bottle service.😁
To give a bit of context :I’m not coming at this as a total newbie. In the last year, I went from being frustrated, alone, and stuck in bad habits… to actually turning things around with women in a pretty short time. (Crazy story: my first time was during a trip abroad last year, and that whole experience kicked off a chain reaction that led me to go from virgin to complete abundance in under a year.)
Now I’m more interested in how to navigate specific cities, not just “general dating advice.” Vegas seems like its own unique animal. Do the same rules apply there as in Europe/Amsterdam/London, or is it all about money, clubs, and social circles?
For those of you who’ve dated or approached women in Vegas:
Where do the best interactions happen (bars, daygame, casinos, elsewhere)?
Are tourists open to connections beyond the “party night vibe”?
How much does logistics (hotel, access, transportation) matter compared to other cities?
Really curious to hear your takes. I like learning from guys who’ve done it in specific places because it saves me from wasting time with trial and error.
Also, if anyone here has a wild Vegas story or some more off-the-record tips, feel free to shoot me a DM. Always down to swap experiences privately as well as in the thread.
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You might have more feedback on this if you posted in the LVL forum, or if you are using app, the online dating thread here.
Back when I was dating, I did post somewhat frequently about my experiences visiting Vegas on that particular thread. But this was mostly 10+ years ago, and almost entirely through Tinder or other dating apps.
I would generalize that I definitely had the most success with foreign tourists, followed by locals second. American tourist girls were the worst, as they almost always travelled with a bunch of other girls with a full schedule of group activities and little interest in going on dates with solo visiting guys.
Swapping experiences with strangers could lead to a trip to the Clinic.
Thanks mate , those are very relevant observations!
Will look up the LVL thread and try to repost it there .
That’s interesting. I had kind of the opposite experience. When I first started, I was terrible at approaching women:I’d freeze up, overthink everything, and apps didn’t help much either.
What finally shifted things for me wasn’t online at all, but figuring out how to approach in real life in a way that didn’t feel fake or needy. Once I cracked that, it was night and day . I went from struggling for months to having way more abundance than I ever expected.
I'm very excited to land there and see what happens!
Love it, this is like 2p2 from twenty years ago.
Thanks mate , those are very relevant observations!Will look up the LVL thread and try to repost it there . That’s interesting. I had kind of the opposite experience. When I first started, I was terrible at approaching women:I’d freeze up, overthink everything, and apps didn’t help much either.What finally shifted things for me wasn’t online at all, but figuring out how to appr
If you are Australian, all you have to do is talk and panties will drop. We were in Vegas last year during the Aussie Rugby league opener. One night down on Fremont a bunch of Aussie guys were there listening to a band right around us. Within 30 minutes they were all swimming in it. If I am ever single, I am learning your accent.
On a different note, I thought vegemite was the national food of Australia. Turns out it is cocaine.
If you are Australian, all you have to do is talk and panties will drop. We were in Vegas last year during the Aussie Rugby league opener. One night down on Fremont a bunch of Aussie guys were there listening to a band right around us. Within 30 minutes they were all swimming in it. If I am ever single, I am learning your accent. On a different note, I thought vegemite was
coke is 3x more expensive in Australia, so it feels basically free when in the US
