Your spot for Girl Get Your Fight Back, Las Vegas is officially secured.
October 16–18, 2026
You made the decision. You got your ticket. Now all that’s left to do is get ready for the experience.
Keep an eye on your inbox. As we get closer to the weekend, we’ll be sending registered Contenders important event updates, arrival information, what to expect, and a few things we’re keeping under wraps for now.
For now? Book the flight. Grab the room. Text your girls.
We’ve put together everything you need to start planning your weekend in Las Vegas.
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We’ve got a Vegas weekend to plan.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Three days.
The full Fight Card is still under wraps.
But trust us—
You’re going to want to be in the room.
3395 W. Cheyenne Ave., Suite 101, North Las Vegas, NV 89032
This is home base for the Girl Get Your Fight Back weekend.
The Warehouse is in North Las Vegas, not on the Las Vegas Strip.
That gives you options.
Stay closer to the venue for convenience—or stay closer to the Strip and make it a full Vegas getaway.
Either way, plan to have transportation to and from the event.
Rental cars, Uber, Lyft, and carpooling with your GGYFB crew are all good options.
Give yourself some breathing room.
Vegas traffic can be unpredictable, especially on weekends. Don’t plan to pull up exactly when the bell rings.
There is no required host hotel, so you’re free to choose the stay that works for your budget, your crew, and the kind of Vegas weekend you want.
7300 N. Aliante Pkwy. North Las Vegas, NV 89084
Best for: Staying in North Las Vegas + resort amenities.
4949 N. Rancho Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89130
Best for: Convenience, value, groups, and easy access to northwest Las Vegas.
4321 W. Flamingo Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89103
Best for: Girls’ trips, nightlife, dining, and making GGYFB a full getaway.
11011 W. Charleston Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89135
Best for: Luxury, relaxation, spa time, and a more elevated girls’ getaway.
221 N. Rampart Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89145
Best for: A quieter luxury stay, relaxation, and girls who want Vegas without all the Vegas.
October is a beautiful time to be in Las Vegas.
Around the middle of October, typical daytime temperatures are around 80°F, while evenings can drop into the upper 50s and low 60s.
Translation?
Warm in the daytime.
Cooler after dark.
Layers are your friend.
We’re still too far out for an exact weekend forecast, so check back closer to October 16 for current weather.
And yes—Hydrate. Hydrate. Hydrate.
Vegas is still the desert.
Don’t overthink it.
For the daytime experiences, think: elevated casual. Comfortable. Stylish. Ready to move.
Coordinated sets. Jeans. Statement tees. Casual dresses. Sneakers. Boots. Layers.
For the evening experiences?
Turn it up if you want to.
Just remember: you’re coming for an experience, not a fashion endurance test.
Wear something you can actually worship, move, laugh, cry, hug somebody, and stay in for a few hours.
Cute enough for the pictures. Comfortable enough for the experience.
If there are any special colors, themed moments, or specific attire instructions, registered Contenders will receive those details before the weekend.
If you need something quick before heading in or want to grab food nearby, there are casual options throughout the Cheyenne/Craig Road area.
A few places to keep on your radar:
Sushi. Korean BBQ. Hot pot. A casual group-friendly option when everybody wants a little something different.
Birria, tacos, quesabirria, and Mexican street-food favorites. Best for something quick and casual.
You can also find plenty of familiar fast-casual and chain options throughout the North Las Vegas area.
This list is for convenience—not your big Vegas dinner.
Because for that… keep scrolling.
Maybe you’re coming in early.
Maybe you’re staying an extra night.
Maybe you and your girls already decided that at some point this weekend, the heels are coming out.
We support that decision.
If you want to turn dinner into part of the Vegas experience, here are a few places worth putting on your list.
Make reservations early.
SAHARA Las Vegas
2535 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
James Beard Award-winning Chef Kwame Onwuachi’s Afro-Caribbean take on the classic steakhouse. Live-fire cooking, bold Caribbean flavors, premium steaks, seafood, shareable dishes, and a room with serious energy.
Best for: The GGYFB girls’ dinner, celebrations, culture, great food, and a night that feels like an experience.
Dress: Smart casual.
Wynn Las Vegas
3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
A glamorous modern supper club inspired by the showrooms and supper clubs of old Las Vegas. Beautiful interiors, upscale American cuisine, cocktails, and live entertainment.
Best for: Dressing up, celebrations, dinner + entertainment, and a full girls’ night.
Dress: Upscale casual chic.
Bellagio
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
Wolfgang Puck’s modern American cuisine with one of the most iconic dining views in Las Vegas. If you can snag fountain-view seating, do it.
Best for: Views, pictures, celebrations, and an iconic Vegas dinner.
Bellagio
3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
Classic luxury Vegas. Premium steaks, seafood, polished service, and the Bellagio fountain setting. This is the dinner you packed that outfit for.
Best for: Splurge dinners, birthdays, celebrations, and steak lovers.
Park MGM
3770 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
Dark, moody, intimate. Old-school steakhouse energy with a sexy, speakeasy-inspired atmosphere. Steaks, seafood, classic sides, cocktails, and dim lighting.
Best for: Sophisticated dinners, steak lovers, cocktails, and upscale without feeling overly formal.
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
3500 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89109
A Vegas classic. Known for stone crab, seafood, prime steaks, classic sides, and polished service. Great when your group can’t agree on steak versus seafood.
Best for: Groups, seafood lovers, steak lovers, and classic fine dining.
Get dressed.
Grab your girls.
Take the pictures.
Order the appetizer.
Stay for dessert.
You’re already in Vegas. Make the weekend a whole experience.
If you packed the outfit, find somewhere to wear it.
Most guests flying into Las Vegas will arrive at:
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
From the airport, rental cars, Uber, Lyft, and taxis are readily available.
If you’re flying in specifically for GGYFB, consider arriving Thursday, October 15, or early enough on Friday, October 16 to check in, get settled, eat, change, and get to the venue without rushing.
Don’t let your first round be fighting airport traffic.
Give yourself time.
Your ticket is secured.
Now think about the woman you immediately thought about when you registered.
Your sister.
Your best friend.
Your cousin.
Your homegirl.
The woman who’s been saying, “Girl, I need a minute.”
Send her the link.
Book the room.
Split the ride.
Make the dinner reservation.
And meet us in Vegas.
Send the Registration Link to Your Girls
Copy girlgetyourfightback.com and send it to the women you want in the room with you. They can register, secure their spot, and start planning their Vegas weekend too.
Don’t worry about having every event detail right now.
We’ll handle the rest.
Watch your inbox as we get closer to October 16. That’s where we’ll send your event updates, arrival details, Fight Card information, and everything else you need to know.
Las Vegas, Nevada
October 16–18, 2026
You don’t need to have the whole weekend figured out today.
Get your travel together.
Get your room.
And get ready.
We’ll meet you in Vegas. 🥊