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Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

Hey guys. I’m in the process of planning my brother’s bachelor party and it looks like we’ll be having it in NYC. I think we’re heading down the weekend of July 21st. So far I’ve planned for us to catch a game at Yankee Stadium (that should be fun for Red Sox fans!), hit a couple “gentleman’s” clubs, maybe grab some grub at ESPN and of course hit many bars. Do any of you have any other NYC bachelor party suggestions for me? Unfortunately I cannot convince the guys to catch a matinee of Spelling Bee but it will still be fun. And of course many of us are on a tight budget so the cheaper the better. Also…we’re probably going to stay on 57th street and 9th near Central Park. Any suggestions on local bars or anything else we should check out around there? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
#2

re: Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

I hope you get to sneak away for a matinee of SPELLING BEE.
I can't imagine a NYC trip without a show.
Good luck with the party and I can't wait for this thread to kick in!
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#3

re: Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

I've found that a good way to start off a bachelor's party is with some bowling and beer.


"Fundamentalism means never having to say 'I'm wrong.'" -- unknown
#6

Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

Why MUST the straights hit a "gentlemen's club"...shame on the poor bride for even putting up with that archaic, somewhat misogynistic and disrepectful 'tradition.'

Spend the money wisely---See a Broadway show!
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Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

Is it just me, or does this strike anyone else as a bizarre place to be looking for bachelor party advice?
Sueleen Gay: "Here you go, Bitch, now go make some fukcing lemonade." 10/28/10
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Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

My husband didn't WANT to go to a "club" (I refuse to use the word "gentlemen's" for that kind of establishment). He said that he didn't see the point of people getting all worked up with nothing to do about it. It is pointless and in his opinion a form of cheating. He told his groomsmen that it was a party for him so he was calling the shots. They were all old army buddies who hadn't seen each other in a few years because of deployments or getting out and moving all over the country, so he decided he wanted to just sit around, hang out and drink and talk. They had fun and there was no stress on my end when I had to decide which groomsman to yell at first on the day of the wedding.

Go see a show, if that is not their "thing" then go to a bar, go to some place like Dave and Buster's and act like idiots there. Don't disrespect his soon to be bride by having some strange women grind all over him. That is an AWFUL way to enter a marriage. Talk about a bad message to send. "Well if I am going to spend my life with only one woman I HAVE to have other naked women rub all over me. It's tradition!!"(eye roll)
"All the while making faces like a baby platypus who forget to take some Beano before eating a chimichanga." FindingNamo in reference to Jessica Simpson's singing.
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Bachelor party in NYC - suggestions needed

I was figuring people in NYC could give us suggestions as to where we could go with about a dozen guys...is that really wierd? I'm assuming a good portion of those on the board know the area well...that's all.

I do plan, though, to schedule free time for the group in the early afternoon on that Saturday so I can run off and see a show!

Thanks wexy...I'll check out the link.

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