Pick your activities and we'll build your weekend schedule — times, prices, locations, and a link to book each one. Emailed to you free. You book direct, no middleman, no markup.
Build My WeekendBrowse the best of Austin and add what your crew wants.
We slot everything across Fri–Sun with times, prices, locations & booking links.
Emailed instantly — every activity has a direct booking link, so you reserve each one in a couple of clicks.
Add activities below — your schedule builds itself on the right. Adjust group size to see live pricing.
Real food, real live music, the lake, and a nightlife strip you can walk — without the covers, cabana minimums, and recycled casino air. Your budget goes to experiences, not resort fees.
| Area | Best for |
|---|---|
| Rainey St | Walkable nightlife — the sweet spot |
| Downtown / 6th | Central, walk to everything |
| East Austin | Breweries & food trailers |
| Lake Travis | Big house + a dock |
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| Style | Per guy |
|---|---|
| Lean | $400–$650 |
| Standard | $700–$1,100 |
| Premium | $1,200–$2,000 |
| Top-shelf | $2,000+ |
The real story on each option — what it costs, how long it takes, when to do it, and how many guys it fits. Add any of them to your weekend in the builder above.
The signature Austin daytime. You charter a private boat with a captain for a 4–6 hour block, cruise out to Devil's Cove, and drop anchor in the floating party scene. Most boats fit 12–40 depending on the vessel; bring your own food and drinks, the captain handles the rest. Plan $100–$175 per guy, book 4–8 weeks out for summer Saturdays, and put it first on the calendar because dock times anchor your whole day.
Austin is a top-three BBQ city in the country and a bachelor party is the excuse. Franklin Barbecue is the legend (line up early or order ahead for a group); la Barbecue, Terry Black's, and Valentina's Tex-Mex BBQ skip the wait with nearly the quality. Budget $25–$40 a head for a meat-heavy lunch. Pair it with a brewery stop and you've got the perfect Saturday daytime that doesn't require coordination.
A walkable-ish cluster of independent breweries — Meanwhile, Zilker Brewing, Hops & Grain, Austin Beerworks — strung together by a sprinter van or pedal pub. Most do big-group tastings if you call ahead for 8 or more. Run it over 2–3 hours in the afternoon, $50–$70 a head with a guide and transport. For spirits, swing into the Hill Country for Still Austin or Treaty Oak.
Two very different crews. Real golfers want a Hill Country course — a morning round runs about $90–$130 a head with carts. Everyone else wants Topgolf: climate-controlled bays, food, beer, and a leaderboard, around $40–$50 a guy for a couple of hours. Topgolf is the easiest big-group win in the city — no skill required, books fast, and works rain or shine.
Rainey is the bachelor sweet spot: a row of converted bungalow houses turned into bars, all walkable, with patios and food trucks. Start at Container Bar, work through Half Step and Banger's, end wherever the night takes you. Dirty 6th is the rowdy, touristy strip; East 6th is cooler and more local; the Domain up north is the upscale option. Nightlife is pay-as-you-go, so it flexes to any budget.
This is the Live Music Capital of the World, so use it. The Continental Club and the White Horse are the classic honky-tonk picks; Mohawk, Stubb's, and Antone's cover everything else. For comedy, Esther's Follies on 6th is an Austin institution and the Comedy Mothership is the marquee new room. Cover charges are usually $15–$35 — a cheap, high-energy way to anchor a Saturday night.
When half the group wants to compete: axe throwing (Urban Axes), go-karting (K1 Speed, COTA), paintball, and escape rooms all run $30–$60 a head for 1–2 hours and split a big group into teams nicely. A private instructor-led group experience is the bigger-ticket anchor for the crew that wants the story nobody else has.
Thirty minutes west of downtown and you're in wine-and-distillery country — Dripping Springs, Driftwood (Salt Lick BBQ plus Driftwood Estate Winery), and Wimberley. A van, a few tasting rooms, and a long lunch make the ideal recovery Sunday for a group that overdid Saturday. Figure $80–$120 a head with transport and tastings.
Anchor the weekend on one standout daytime activity — a Lake Travis party boat, a private group experience, golf, or a BBQ-and-brewery tour — then add live music and a walkable nightlife district like Rainey Street.
Any size works. Most bachelor crews run 8–20, and groups of 30+ are handled regularly. A few activities have small minimums, which we sort out when you book.
Plan $400–$650 per guy for a lean weekend, $700–$1,100 standard, and $1,200–$2,000+ for premium. The builder above gives you a live estimate.
Daytime activities and large dinners 6–10 weeks out, lodging 6–12 weeks. Bars and nightlife can be same week.
No — and that's the point. We build your itinerary and hand you a direct booking link for every activity, so you reserve each one yourself. You deal direct with each vendor, stay in control, and there's no markup.