I did this club crawl only because most of the girls I went to Vegas with wanted to do it so whatever.
It's $45 for a bus to take you to 3 different clubs, a free drink at the bar where you meet, and mixed drinks on the party bus. That's essentially what you're spending your money on.
You spend time at each club for an hour and if you miss the leaving time for the club well then you're screwed. There weren't any big name DJ's playing at any of the clubs on the night that we went and even though they promised not having to wait in line, I most definitely remember waiting in line to get into Drai's.
I wouldn't do this again. Even if the majority of the people that I go to Vegas with would want to do it. I'm in my early 20's and everyone that was part of the club crawl that night either ranged in their late 20's to late 30's or were bachelor parties and newly turned 21 year olds not from California/Nevada. If that's your type of crowd, go for it. The crowd was just a little bit basic for me.
I was drunk so I had a good time but I know I would have had a better time spending $45 elsewhere. How and why?
Guestlists: Get yourself acquainted with promoters and you can get on a guestlist at pretty much any club on any day/night for free. You'd have to wait in a line but you wait in a line either way with or without the club crawl wristband. I got to plan one of the days me and my group were in Vegas and we got to see Skrillex at a dayclub and Afrojack the same night both for free. We paid for a cab that day. But it all cost less than what we paid for this.
Time: I don't like feeling limited on time when I'm partying. Time spent at each club is about an hour. So you're partying based on a schedule when instead the schedule should be based on how you're partying. My group got too drunk and missed the bus for the last club. This is what I mean. At the end of the day I paid $45 for some drinks and transportation to 2 clubs where mediocre DJs were playing.