Living in Las Vegas means parties happen non-stop, seven days a week. The night scene here really picks up late in the evening, the best starting midnight or later.
I've been to a good share of parties, most being on the Strip where the people are dressed to impress, drinks are continuously flowing, and where you lose all sense of time. Despite the music, lights, and dancing, the clock seems to stand still when you're having a great time, but before you know it, the sun is rising.
It does take some skill to be able to stay out all night. The experienced party people know how to pace themselves with the alcohol, still being able to get drunk without passing out or vomiting too early in the evening. Dancing, being a good cardiovascular activity, takes up a lot of your energy, and for the inexperienced this could mean tiring out before the rest of your party.
It does take some skill to be able to stay out all night. The experienced party people know how to pace themselves with the alcohol, still being able to get drunk without passing out or vomiting too early in the evening. Dancing, being a good cardiovascular activity, takes up a lot of your energy, and for the inexperienced this could mean tiring out before the rest of your party.The trick to survive the long celebratory evenings is simple: take a nap. Whether it's a cat nap, a 20-minute power nap, or (my favorite) 3 to 4 hour slumber, recharge your batteries with a nap. Your party-ready self will thank you for it.
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