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The National Finals Rodeo returns to Las Vegas December 3–12, 2026. For ten nights, the Thomas & Mack Center fills with rodeo fans, and the whole city takes on a western feel. After the last ride of the night, many fans are ready for round two.
This guide covers how to plan your nights during NFR week, where to go after the rodeo and how to keep your group’s night easy.
Check the official NFR schedule for nightly start times.
Most NFR fans follow a similar rhythm:
1. Afternoon: shopping, a western-wear event or a casino stop.
2. Early evening: dinner before the rodeo.
3. Evening: the rodeo performance at the Thomas & Mack Center or a watch party around town.
4. Late night: drinks, music and a celebration with friends.
That last part is where AIRSTRIP comes in. The club opens at 8 PM and stays open until 5 AM on weeknights and 6 AM on weekends. So even after a long night at the rodeo, there’s plenty of time left.
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• Close to the action. The Thomas & Mack Center sits on the UNLV campus, east of the Strip. AIRSTRIP is on Paradise Road, in the same part of town.
• Free pickup. Free rides within a 15-mile radius, including Strip hotels. Details are confirmed at booking.
• Late hours. Open until 5 AM on weeknights and 6 AM on weekends.
• Room for groups. The Skyline Booth seats up to ten guests.
• Upscale, not stuffy. The dress code is upscale, but a sharp western look fits right in.
AIRSTRIP has an upscale dress code. Athletic wear, beachwear and flip-flops are not allowed. Collared shirts are recommended for men.
Good news for NFR fans: a pressed western shirt, clean jeans and boots make a sharp, upscale look. Just skip the gym gear and anything you’d wear to the pool.
Taxes, gratuity and fees are added at checkout. See the AIRSTRIP VIP packages page for full details.
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NFR runs for ten nights, so you have choices. At AIRSTRIP, Thursday through Saturday are the busiest nights, with full live entertainment. Sunday through Wednesday are calmer, which suits groups that want more space and a relaxed pace.
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• Valid government photo ID for everyone (AIRSTRIP is 21+)
• Upscale outfit (western wear is great, gym and beachwear are not)
• Package booked and pickup time confirmed
• Extra travel time for rodeo traffic
• Budget set, including taxes, gratuity and fees
Ten nights of rodeo means ten chances for a great night out. Book your package ahead, use the free pickup and celebrate at our strip club in Las Vegas after the last ride.
Questions about NFR week? Call or text the VIP team at 702.734.7990.
AIRSTRIP is not affiliated with the National Finals Rodeo or the PRCA.
The National Finals Rodeo runs December 3–12, 2026, at the Thomas & Mack Center on the UNLV campus.
AIRSTRIP is an upscale gentlemen’s club on Paradise Road, east of the Strip. It’s open until 5 AM on weeknights and 6 AM on weekends, with free pickup within 15 miles.
Yes. A western shirt, clean jeans and boots fit the upscale dress code. Athletic wear, beachwear and flip-flops are not allowed.
Yes. AIRSTRIP offers free pickup within 15 miles, including Strip hotels. Details are confirmed at booking.
For up to ten people, the Skyline Booth ($699) gives your group a booth with bottle service. Larger groups can send a custom request.
Your table, your bottle, your ride. All set before you land.