# Brody Luxe — Questions & Answers Canonical page: https://brodyluxe.com/faq Direct answers to the questions groups ask most. Everything below is also visible on the canonical page. ## Private performances - Brody Luxe is a private celebration experience, not a public stage show. The performance is brought to a permitted hotel room, suite, rental home or private party location the guest already controls. Brody Luxe does not own or operate a venue. - Two lengths: 30-minute private performance ($500) and 60-minute private performance ($1,000). Fixed pricing. - A second performer can optionally be added to either length in the request form; the base price stays visible alongside the add-on. - Transportation, venue access, bottle service and anything else not published on the site are not included and are not arranged by Brody Luxe. - The performance is for the invited group only. Property or host rules govern what the space allows. ## Bachelorettes, birthdays and girls trips - Bachelorette parties, birthdays, girls trips, reunions and private group celebrations are all planned the same way. - Male revue show access at a third-party Las Vegas venue can be requested alongside a private performance; it is confirmed separately and subject to that venue's availability, pricing and terms. - The performance can be positioned around dinner, a show or nightlife plans. Brody Luxe does not book restaurants, transportation or nightlife reservations. ## Hotels, suites and locations - A private performance can take place in a hotel room or suite you have booked, provided that property permits it. Brody Luxe cannot grant or promise permission on a property's behalf. - Service area: Las Vegas, Nevada — Strip and off-Strip hotels, suites, rental homes and private party locations. - Small hotel-room groups are common; clear space and property permission matter more than group size. - Before the performance: confirm the location and its permission, clear a small open area, agree a start time, and keep someone reachable. ## Private performance or male revue - A private performance comes to your permitted location with your group as the only audience. A male revue is a separate third-party production at its own venue with its own schedule, seating, pricing and rules. - Brody Luxe is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any hotel, resort or show production. ## Availability and requesting a date - Every booking is a request reviewed personally. Availability is confirmed only in the reply, never automatically on the site. Nothing is charged online. - Fastest route: the request builder at https://brodyluxe.com/builder, or email brodyluxe07@gmail.com. - Earlier requests give more room around a preferred time, especially on weekends and peak dates. Same-day requests are considered based on availability and are never guaranteed. ## Comparing the options - Party bus: transport that doubles as a venue, priced for the vehicle and hours booked. A private performance is a fixed 30- or 60-minute moment in the suite at a fixed price. Brody Luxe does not arrange transportation. - Nightclub table: a place inside a large public venue with a venue-set minimum spend. A private performance is your group alone in a room you control. Most groups combine them — suite first, club afterwards. Brody Luxe does not book tables, guest lists or club entry. - Before dinner suits groups whose reservation is the hardest fixed point; after dinner is the most requested window when a show or club later is the fixed point. - 30 minutes suits a group heading out soon afterwards; 60 minutes suits a group making the suite the centre of the night. An optional second performer can be added to either length. ## Where your group is staying - The room type and the property's own rules matter more than the resort brand. Suite layouts with a separate living area are the most comfortable. - Brody Luxe has no affiliation, agreement or permission from Bellagio, The Venetian, Palazzo, Aria, Cosmopolitan, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, Resorts World, Planet Hollywood or any other property. Whether a private performance is allowed in a specific room is set by that property and confirmed by the guest. - Downtown and off-Strip work the same way with more travel time allowed. Rental homes add the host's agreement and local rules. - No exact room number is needed in a request; the hotel, rental or area is enough. ## Pricing and what is not included - Pricing is for the whole group: $500 for 30 minutes, $1,000 for 60 minutes. The optional second performer is the only published add-on. - Not included and not arranged: transportation, party buses, venue access, club entry, guest lists, bottle service, accommodation and restaurant reservations. - No bundled package is published, because parts belonging to other businesses cannot be promised here. ## Before you request - Media and press information: https://brodyluxe.com/media · Gallery: https://brodyluxe.com/gallery - Verified facts: https://brodyluxe.com/brody-luxe-facts - Contact: brodyluxe07@gmail.com Last updated: 2026-09-20 ## Planning it as the organiser - Start with the date, where the group is staying, and the one fixed point in the evening you are planning around; then choose the 30-minute or 60-minute private performance and confirm the property allows it. - Details needed to request: date, start time or window, occasion, group size, hotel or Las Vegas area, and the option you want. An exact room number is not needed at the request stage. - Surprises are handled privately with the organiser; one reachable point of contact keeps timing simple. - Pricing is for the whole group, not per person, so organisers usually divide it by the number of guests. Nothing is charged through the website. - Changes to group size, timing or location are answered plainly in the same reply thread; nothing is confirmed until confirmed directly. ## Packages, VIP requests and custom ideas - There is no pre-set bundle. The published offer is a 30-minute private performance ($500) or a 60-minute private performance ($1,000), each with an optional second performer, plus separately confirmed male revue show access. - There is no hidden VIP tier. The 60-minute performance with a second performer is the largest published setup and its price is shown openly. - Each performance is planned around the occasion, group size, location and timing. Preferences shared in a request are answered directly; nothing beyond the published options is assumed. - Multiple dates across a weekend are considered and confirmed individually. ## Tonight and short-notice requests - Same-day requests are considered and answered either way; nothing is held or promised in advance, and availability exists only once confirmed in a reply. - No minimum notice is published. More hours between the message and the desired time make a same-day answer easier. - A fast answer needs: date, earliest and latest workable times, group size, hotel or Las Vegas area, whether the location permits it, and the chosen length. - Pricing does not change for short notice: $500 for 30 minutes, $1,000 for 60 minutes, with the same optional second performer. No rush or surge pricing. - If tonight does not work, alternatives may include another time, another night of the trip, or separately confirmed male revue show access. ## Timing around dinner, shows and nightlife - Place the performance around the one fixed point of the evening — usually a dinner reservation or a show ticket. - Leave more time than the run time itself; the group settles, reacts and gets ready to move afterwards. - Arrival-night performances work when everyone is checked in; spread-out arrival times make the second night safer. - The most requested window is before heading out to a club or show. Club entry, tables, guest lists and show tickets are not arranged by Brody Luxe. - Late slots are considered; property quiet-hours rules and the group's own energy are the practical limits. - If plans run late, tell the point of contact as early as possible; small shifts can often be worked with. ## What to expect before, during and after a request - Requests are read and answered personally. There is no instant confirmation and nothing is charged on the website. - A date is confirmed only when stated directly in a reply; a submitted request is not a confirmation. - Before the performance: be in the location, keep a small open area clear, keep one person reachable, and settle the group in one room. - The performance ends at the agreed length; the rest of the evening follows the group's own plan. - Group details, location and bookings are never published or shared. ## Group size, length and second performer - No published minimum or maximum group size. Clear floor space and property permission matter more than headcount. - Smaller groups fit either length; larger groups usually favour 60 minutes and more often add the optional second performer. - The second performer is an add-on to the chosen length, not a longer performance; the base price stays visible alongside it. - Add-on availability is confirmed at the time of the request, so raising it early gives the clearest answer. ## Hotels, suites and private properties - Large resorts run their own guest-access, elevator and security procedures; those rules belong to the property. Brody Luxe has no hotel arrangements and does not contact properties; the group confirms its room permits a private performance. - Rental homes and private party locations are part of the service area; permission rests with whoever controls the property, so confirm with the host or owner first. - Quiet hours, visitor policies and noise rules vary by property and can change; confirm them with the property when choosing a start time. - A small clear open area is all the setup needed; standard hotel rooms work for small groups. - When a group is split across rooms, one permitted room or suite hosts and everyone gathers there. ## Birthdays, girls nights and other celebrations - Divorce and fresh-start celebrations, milestone birthdays, reunions and friends' weekends are all planned the same way: same two lengths, same fixed pricing, requested around the group's evening. - Pricing never changes by occasion: $500 for 30 minutes, $1,000 for 60 minutes, optional second performer listed separately. - A private performance can be the centrepiece of a quiet night in the suite or the opening moment of a bigger night out. ## Choosing between private and revue - Most groups place the private performance first because it runs on the group's schedule; a revue runs on its venue's fixed showtime. - Private performance: the group alone in its own space at a fixed price. Revue: a separate large production with its own tickets, seating and rules. - Private performances never include revue tickets, transport or venue entry. Revue access is a separate third-party option, confirmed individually, and is never guaranteed alongside the private performance. - The revue is operated by its own production; Brody Luxe operates only the private performance. ## Planning around a Vegas trip - Choosing a trip night: first night has energy but competes with arrivals; middle nights give the most freedom; last nights risk tired travellers and early departures. - One-night trips work with a settled location and a clear evening window; send the request early and share arrival timing. - With spread-out flights, start after the last arrival with breathing room for delays. - There is no published calendar of available days; availability is answered per request, and popular dates are best requested early. ## Deciding and requesting - A request does not lock in a date; confirmation happens in the direct reply, and nothing is charged through the website. - Builder: shape the evening step by step. Contact: questions or plans that do not fit a form. Tonight route: same-day or very close dates. All reach the same private review. - Not needed before requesting: exact room number, minute-by-minute schedule, final headcount, or music and moment decisions. Date, area, timing window, group size and a length are enough. - Questions before deciding are welcome through the contact page, with no obligation. ## For the maid of honour and hosts - If the guest of honour dislikes surprises, do not make it one — the request is private with the organiser either way, and how much she knows is the group's choice. - Gauge group preferences through general trip questions without naming the moment; share what you learn as preferences in the request. - Guests may sit out; the performance carries on for the rest of the group, and no one outside the group is watching. - Tell the group only the practical parts: when to be in the room and where to gather. The organiser keeps the details. - Keep hesitant guests pressure-free; the performance is planned to be tasteful, and specific concerns can be raised in the request. ## The room and the moment - Only light furniture movement is needed — a small clear open area. Nothing is installed or set up in the room. - No lighting, sound or equipment is required from the group; there is nothing to rent or set up. - Building entry follows the property's own normal visitor process, which the organiser confirms in advance; Brody Luxe has no property arrangements. - What the group captures privately is its own choice; nothing is published or shared by Brody Luxe, and group privacy is protected. - No stage, decorations, lighting or sound system need preparing — a permitted room, clear space, a settled group and a reachable organiser suffice. ## Choosing the details - The 30-minute performance is a complete, focused suite moment — suited to evenings with somewhere to be next; larger or more relaxed groups usually prefer the hour. - The second performer benefits larger rooms and bigger groups most; small hotel-room groups are often well served by one performer. It remains optional and is confirmed with the request. - A 60-minute performance cannot be split into two visits; groups wanting two moments request multiple dates, each confirmed individually. - With a hard deadline afterwards, choose 30 minutes and share the deadline in the request so the start time is planned around it. ## First-time Vegas visitors - Before requesting: accommodation booked, the evening with fewest fixed plans identified, and property permission confirmed. The request itself needs date, area, group size and a length. - Pick the hotel for the trip, not the performance — the service area covers Strip, off-Strip, rentals and private locations alike. - Anchor one fixed plan per evening and leave the rest open; over-stacked reservations are the most common first-trip mistake. - A private performance is a strong first-night plan: no tickets, no queues, no cross-town travel, provided everyone has arrived and the property permits it. - Nothing needs to be planned for afterwards; the evening continues on the group's own plan, and restaurants, transport and nightlife are not arranged by Brody Luxe. ## Changes and communication - Requests are read and answered personally; complete requests (date, window, group size, area, length) are the fastest to answer. - Length changes and the second performer can be raised after requesting, in the same conversation; easiest before confirmation. - To move or cancel a date, tell the point of contact as early as possible; nothing is charged through the website and changes are handled directly. - Request details are seen only by the people planning the night and are never published or shared. - If the hotel changes after requesting, send the new location in the same thread and re-confirm the new property permits a private performance. ## On the night itself - Small start-time shifts are handled with the point of contact in the same conversation; earlier notice makes adjustment easier. - The performance is one shared moment — the group should be gathered at the agreed time; running behind should be flagged early. - Everyone gathers in one room at the permitted location; groups split across rooms gather in the largest shared space. - Any guest may step back or out at any point; comfort levels and preferences shared in the request shape the plan. - Nothing is charged through the website and payment is never a surprise on the night; pricing stays $500 / 30 minutes and $1,000 / 60 minutes, with the optional second performer alongside. ## Flights, arrival and getting around - Transportation is never included or arranged; the performance comes to the group's own location. - Evening arrivals can work the same night if timing is realistic (landing, baggage, check-in); many groups choose the following evening. Availability is never guaranteed in advance. - Drive-in trips use the same request; give the realistic arrival window. - A final-evening performance before flying home is common; keep check-out and flight times in mind. - Dinner, nightlife, shows and transport are never booked by Brody Luxe; planning guidance only helps position the performance around existing reservations. ## Suite access and property edge cases - Entry always follows the property's own visitor process (often a registered guest meets the visitor); security procedures are never worked around. If a property does not permit it, the performance cannot happen there. - Key-card elevators are handled like any visitor entry — a group member brings the performer up under the property's normal process. - With a strict registered-guests-only policy, confirm with the property first; otherwise choose another permitted location the group controls. - A rental with an on-site owner requires the host's clear permission; house rules govern. - Groups decide how they communicate with their own hotel, as long as the property's visitor and guest rules are followed; when in doubt, ask the property. ## The optional second performer - The second performer costs $400 on the 30-minute performance and $700 on the 60-minute performance, on top of the fixed $500 / $1,000 base prices. - The add-on is confirmed with the request and is never automatic; the reply states what is possible for the date. - The add-on applies to the performance as a whole; partial appearances are not offered. - Day-of additions can never be promised — mention the second performer in the original request even if undecided. - The second performer suits larger rooms and groups but is a preference, not a group-size rule; the base performance is complete on its own. ## More tonight and short-notice answers - A just-decided tonight request needs: tonight's date, time window, area or hotel, group size, and 30 or 60 minutes. - Requests can be sent from the airport; account for landing, baggage and transfer before naming a start time. - If tonight is not possible, tomorrow is checked in the same thread; short-notice dates are answered individually and never guaranteed. - Short notice excludes no option — both lengths and the second performer can be requested at any point, subject to confirmation. ## Rooms, floors and where it can happen - Visitor rules belong to the property; Brody Luxe has no hotel arrangement and does not contact properties. Neighbouring rooms and quiet-hours policies are the property's rules to confirm. - Shared or public areas of a hotel are not private locations. The performance takes place in a room, suite, rental home or private party location the group controls and is permitted to use. - Balconies, patios and cabanas depend entirely on the property's permission and genuine privacy; an indoor room or suite with a small clear area is the simplest setting. - If the group changes rooms within the same hotel, send the new details in the same thread and re-confirm the new space permits a private performance. ## Decisions inside the group - Whether the guest of honour chooses the length depends on whether the night is a surprise; her comfort is the best guide when she is part of the planning. - The base performance is complete on its own, so a split decision on the second performer never decides whether the night works; request it as undecided. - Pricing is for the whole group: $500 / 30 minutes, $1,000 / 60 minutes, optional second performer $400 or $700 on top. Nothing is charged through the website. - A smaller headcount after requesting does not change the published price, though it can change which length feels right. ## Requesting: practical details - A useful answer needs at least a Las Vegas area; permission rests with whichever property is booked, so most groups settle accommodation first. - Two possible dates can be named in one request and each is answered individually; nothing is held while the group decides. - Duplicate requests are not duplicated or charged; the reply comes back once in one thread. - The point of contact can be handed to someone else by saying so clearly in the thread. - A date is settled through the direct conversation, not by sending the form; reply and confirm plainly. ## When plans change - New trip dates are checked as a fresh request; an earlier conversation does not carry availability across to a different date. - A postponed or cancelled celebration is simply closed out; nothing is charged through the website. - Later arrivals and earlier same-day windows can be raised in the same thread; a time change is never automatic. - A request is never a held date, so time passing cancels nothing — the date is simply re-checked as it stands then. ## Gifts, joint celebrations and local groups - One night can celebrate two occasions; mention both in the request. Options and pricing do not change. - One person can organise and cover the performance as a gift while staying the point of contact. - A request can be sent on behalf of someone else who will be the contact on the night. - Local Las Vegas groups are planned the same way at a private location they control, with the same permission question. - Daytime and late-afternoon starts are requested the same way; property rules and the group being gathered matter more than the hour. ## When the group does not agree - A 30-minute private performance is a short fixed part of the evening in a location the group controls; the night out still happens afterwards on the group's own plan. Transport, tables and entry are never arranged by Brody Luxe. - One person should send the request: one conversation, one reply, one set of details. The point of contact can be handed over later in the same thread. - Any guest can step back or out at any point; the performance carries on for the rest of the group. - Keep the request and reply with the organiser; tell the group only when to be in the room and where to gather. Nothing is published or shared by Brody Luxe. - Pricing is fixed and for the whole group: $500 / 30 minutes, $1,000 / 60 minutes, optional second performer $400 or $700 on top. No per-person pricing; nothing charged online. ## From request to confirmed night - A confirmation reply states the date, agreed start time, chosen length, and the second performer where requested and possible. Anything not stated is not included. - Book genuinely fixed trip plans first and name that fixed point in the request; a request is never a held date. - Between confirmation and the night: re-confirm property permission if accommodation changes, keep one person reachable, flag timing changes early. No deposit or setup in between. - Re-send details only if the location, start time, group size or contact has changed. - An unanswered thread holds nothing and costs nothing; replying re-checks the date as it stands then. ## Private homes and unusual spaces - In a rental house, use whichever room gives a small clear open area and seats the group, usually the main living space. Permission rests with the host or owner. - Studios and one-bedroom suites often suit smaller groups; larger groups and the optional second performer suit more floor space. - A no-parties clause is a question for the host or platform. Brody Luxe has no agreement with any property, host or platform and cannot grant permission. - Timeshares and private condos follow the same request, same fixed pricing, with permission from whoever controls the unit and the building's own visitor process. - Flooring, ceiling height and layout do not matter beyond a small clear open area; no equipment, staging or rigging is involved. ## Before and after the moment - In the hour before: settle in one room, keep a small open area clear, agree who is reachable. - Place the performance around whichever part of the evening is genuinely fixed; Brody Luxe does not book restaurants or reservations. - Most groups head out afterwards to plans they arranged themselves; the performance ends at the agreed length. - Nothing needs to be planned for afterwards, and there is nothing to return or tidy. - If the group stays in, the suite is the night; the 60-minute option is the more common choice then. ## Separate revue access in practice - Male revue access is a separate third-party option raised in a request and confirmed individually against that venue's availability, pricing and terms. Never bundled, never guaranteed. - Revue access being unavailable has no bearing on the private performance; they are confirmed separately. - Groups planning both usually place the private performance first because it runs on their schedule; travel and entry are the group's own to arrange. - For a group that would rather not leave the suite, the private performance comes to their permitted location with the group as the only audience. ## Sharing the hosting - With two hosts, one keeps the single Brody Luxe conversation while the co-host runs the group's own logistics. One request thread, one point of contact. - An organiser who will not be present can request; name the point of contact who will be there on the night. - Pricing is per group, not per person ($500 / 30 minutes, $1,000 / 60 minutes); groups divide the total among themselves. - Helpers join the existing conversation; a second request for the same date risks looking like two bookings. ## Arrival and the door - Everyone gathers in the room a few minutes before the agreed time so the performance starts as one moment. - Groups get ready in the room beforehand; the open area is clear and the group gathered by the agreed time. - The point of contact answers the door; for a surprise, the rest of the group is already in position. - The phone used for the request stays charged and nearby; the existing thread is the channel for day-of changes. ## Keeping the surprise on track - Get the guest of honour back with a reason that is already true — drinks in the suite, a group photo, a toast at a set time; one friend owns getting her there. - Tell the guest of honour only what the group decides she needs, usually just a time and a place. - A simple, believable plan holds better than an elaborate cover story; the surprise only has to last until the door. - If she makes her own plan for that time, someone claims the slot earlier rather than moving hers. ## Local groups and private homes - Locals hosting at home request the same way as visitors — same options, same fixed pricing, same flow. - Permission at a private home rests with the owner or leaseholder; rentals and shared buildings are confirmed with the owner or the building's own rules. - Outdoor spaces are used only where the property genuinely allows and privacy holds; noise rules still apply and are confirmed with the property. - The guest list is entirely the host's own; the request needs the headcount and the space. ## Thirty or sixty in practice - The 30-minute option at $500 suits a single sharp highlight among several plans that night. - The 60-minute option at $1,000 is a different pace — build-up, feature and room for the group's own moments — not simply twice the content. - Extensions are never assumed or promised on the night; the fuller evening is secured by booking 60 minutes. - Nothing extra is needed for the 60-minute option beyond noting the length in the request. ## After the date is confirmed - A larger headcount does not change the price ($500 / 30 minutes, $1,000 / 60 minutes are per group); it is still noted in the thread because the room must hold everyone with an open floor. - A smaller group does not weaken either option; a length change is raised in the thread rather than assumed. - A changed room or property is sent in the existing conversation; the new property's own rules apply and are confirmed with that property directly. - The point of contact can change after confirmation by naming the new person and number in the same thread; the thread itself stays single. ## What to have ready on the day - Have five things ready: confirmed start time, exact room or address, a charged phone on the request number, a clear open floor, and the group gathered a few minutes early. - No morning check-in is required; a message is sent only if the room, timing or contact has moved. - If the request phone will not be present, the reachable number is given in the thread beforehand. - An hour before, the group is told the time to be back and to settle phones and drinks before the start. ## After the night - Nothing is required of the group once the performance ends. - A second night on the same trip is a fresh request for a fresh date; it is never held in reserve. - Friends planning their own trips send their own requests; the published options and fixed pricing are the same. - Keeping the conversation thread is optional and only saves re-explaining basics on a future trip. ## Tomorrow and the next night - A next-night date is a longer runway but never a guarantee; every date is checked on its own. - There is no published cut-off for deciding a last-night date; earlier is better and late is still worth asking. - A next-night request needs the same details as a tonight request, with more room to settle the second performer or a time shift. ## Planning the optional second performer - The length is settled first; the second performer is an addition to the chosen option, not a substitute. - The longer option buys time and pace; the second performer changes the energy of the same window. - A little more open floor is sensible with a second performer; space and group size are noted in the request. - The agreed start time does not shift; the second performer is optional and stands only once confirmed with the request. ## Money and pricing questions - The published price is complete: $500 per group for 30 minutes and $1,000 per group for 60 minutes; nothing is charged through the website and no additional charge or expectation is published. - Pricing does not change on weekends or holidays; only availability varies, and every date is checked individually. - There is no small-group discount; pricing is per group and fixed. - No gift certificates or vouchers are sold; gifting works by sending a request for a real date at the same fixed pricing. ## Planning from further afield - International groups send the same request details; the conversation is in writing and suits any time zone. - There is no waitlist; an unavailable date gets a direct answer and the conversation can look at nearby times or other nights. - Holiday and big-event weekends can be requested and are worth asking about early; no date is ever guaranteed in advance. - The start time is chosen by naming a preferred window in the request and is settled in the confirmation; there is no fixed curtain time. ## The room on the night - There is no dress code; the group dresses for its own evening in its own space. - Decorations are the group's choice; the open floor stays clear and property rules about walls and fixtures are confirmed with the property. - A surprise that gets out early changes nothing about the confirmed date, time or price. - A guest may step out at any point; the performance carries on for the rest of the group. ## Permission and the booking - The person whose name and permission control the space must know and approve; the property's visitor rules apply. - There is no contract or paperwork; the request conversation confirms date, start time, location and fixed price in writing. - Brody Luxe performances are arranged for adult private celebration groups; no fixed age policy is published, so age questions are raised in the request. ## Booking again - A new trip is a fresh request for a fresh date; availability is never carried over, and picking up the old thread is optional. - Groups can mention a friend's night; each request is still planned around its own group at the same options and fixed pricing.