Prince Harry’s stag do is likely to be one of two destinations according to bookmakers – and it’s NOT Las Vegas
PRINCE Harry, 33, is known to love a good party - so any stag do he has could be pretty wild.
But with his older brother William, 35, organising things, the location seems to be still up in the air.
A seemingly obvious place is Sin City itself, Las Vegas, with its glamour and glitz, but it seems this location is out of favour with the bookies.
Ladbrokes sees it as pretty much a rank outsider, offering up odds of 100/1.
Las Vegas was the location of the infamous party Harry attended in 2012 where he stripped naked while partying the night away with some fun-loving girls and friends in a hotel.
While Las Vegas might be out of the picture, a location closer to home seems to be on the cards, with a trip to Scotland a strong contender, if bookies are to be believed.
Rupert Adams, of bookmakers William Hill, said: “Prince William has been confirmed as the Best Man and we think that has increased the chances of a trip to Scotland, which is now 5/2 from 8/1.”
But somewhere in Switzerland is current favourite as the place to paint the town red with odds of 6/4.
Switzerland is also the location of choice for Paddy Power, who is offering odds of 4/1 on the alpine country.
Although the cheeky bookies have placed Las Vegas at 10/1 while the Scottish capital comes in at 14/1.
Traditional British seaside venues Blackpool and Brighton are seemingly out of the picture at 150/1.
Ladbrokes favour the Scottish Highlands as their place for Harry to celebrate the last day of being a bachelor with odds of 5/1 with Wales not too far behind on 8/1.
London could well be a possibility to with odds of 20/1, possibly heading to one of his pal’s Guy Pelly's many haunts in the capital.
Jessica Bridge of Ladbrokes said: "Prince Harry's days in Las Vegas are over, and despite it being his last night of freedom, it looks safe to say he'll be keeping the bash low key in the UK."
When the Duke of Cambridge held his stag do it was thought to be a relatively low-key affair with about 20 pals invited along.
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The gang went clay pigeon shooting and supped on port before going surfing during a weekend at a Devon mansion.
But with Harry’s reputation for enjoying a good party, his send off before marrying the former actress Meghan Markle, 36, on May 19 is expected to be a more lively affair.
But former royal aide Dickie Arbiter has revealed he will go easy on his "riotous" stag do to make sure he doesn't distract from his wedding.
He told the Sun Online that the loved-up prince's party days are well behind him - and he won't want to overshadow his big day with a stag do scandal.
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