There's no better town than Vegas to have one last wild night. So, all those looking for drinks and debauchery, follow these bachelor/bachelorette party tips!

Q: We want to have a wild time. Where should we stay?

A: Without a doubt, at the Hard Rock or the Palms. They're loud, noisy, and may even drown out you rowdy party types (maybe). Look into the Fantasy Suites at the Palms -- they've got stripper poles in the showers and a host of other mind-blowing party-centric amenities. Amazing!

Q: What restaurants cater to the rowdy crowd?

A: We've got just the thing -- Kahunaville at Treasure Island. Boy, is this place a treasure for partiers. There's flair bartending in the bar area. You may never want to leave.

Of course, you can find a similar atmosphere at Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville at the Flamingo. AndDick's Last Resort at the Excalibur never lets us down when it's a crazy night we're after.

If country music is your thing, you can start the party at Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill. Not only can you enjoy down-home cooking and a wild bar scene, but live country music and if you're lucky, Mr. Keith himself drops in from time to time!

Mr. Lucky's at the Hard Rock is also a great spot. You can sit and watch the world go by. Plus, it's open 24 hours. And, it can get quite loud. Whether it's got anything on you guys, that's another story.

Or, you could have your meat in the meat market that is Gordon Biersch. Heading to the strip clubs? Spearmint Rhino, Treasures and Scores all offer full dining menus.

Q: We want to see a hot show before we go to the bachelor party. What do you suggest?

A:Fantasy is one hot little number, where the vixens play upon every man's wild fantasy. That doesn't sound too bad, right? And those Crazy Girls will really get your blood boiling -- perfect bachelor-party fare. For a more artful look at the nude, try MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris. And Zumanity, Cirque du Soleil's racy cabaret show at New York-New York, offers plenty to get you pumped -- including an orgiastic closing scene.

Q: Two words. Bachelorette Party.

A: Hey, this is Vegas and we have something for everyone. What about starting with a group trip to one of Vegas' fabulous spas? After being primped and prepped, start the night out at Chippendales. You think a jackhammer is loud? You haven't heard the ladies screaming in this showroom. The Chippendales want to make your experience the perfect girls night out with their Flirt Lounge. Flirt's all-male waitstaff was handpicked with a woman's pleasure in mind. Tastefully outfitted in the Chippendales fashion, all Flirt employees have undergone special "chivalry training." Another option is Thunder From Down Under. It's about some Australian "hotties." And the guys over at Sapphire strip club offer more risqué action with Men the Show. Or unleash your inner stripper at Stripper 101. Classes are for women only and actual exotic dance moves used at local gentlemen's clubs are taught. 

Q: What are the best strip clubs in town?

A: Ah, so many strip clubs, so little time. These are the best: Sapphire. 71,000 square feet of pleasure. Olympic Garden. The only strip club on Las Vegas Blvd. is perfectly situated for the tourist. Rick's is a classy (well, classier) take on the gentleman's club concept. Finally Treasures  looks and feels like the mad fantasies of Larry Flynt come to life. Of course, you can find information on all the strip clubs, including swingers clubs here.

Q: What other bars or clubs should we check out?

A: Here are some absolute musts: Studio 54 at the MGM Grand and Pure at Caesars Palace are always packed with a party crowd. Also check out Coyote Ugly at the New York-New York or Rain at the Palms. And if you get one of those bachelor suites at the Palms, you can take the party upstairs. TaoandLAXusually have a few celebrities in the house, so if your ideal blowout involves Paris Hilton or UFC fighters, don't miss those clubs.

Q: Where can we take our friend to celebrate her last night of freedom?

A: Once upon a time, the Olympic Garden was the only strip club in Vegas that featured male dancers, but now two others, Sapphire and the Palomino Club (the only all-nude club serving alcohol), have joined the fray with their own beefcake revues. If you'd rather do the dancing yourself, hit a couple of the Vegas clubs. rumjungle at Mandalay Bay, Body English at the Hard Rock, Coyote Ugly  at New York - New York and Studio 54 at the MGM Grand are all good choices for dancing the night away surrounded by hot young studs. Or, head up to the VooDoo Lounge and toast your gal pal on the 51st floor of the Rio. If you stay at the Rio, check out the 180-degree suites, which offer a great view of the city. Tell them we sent you.

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