
nitewolf
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No. You must be 21 to drink alcohol. Anyone caught buying you an alcoholic drink, friends or family will also be arrested and charged. It's been huge news headlines lately so, my advice is not to try your luck. |
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steven v
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No, the drinking age in Nevada, like the gambling age is 21 years old, the presence of your parents make no difference. You must wait until your 21 to indulge in sin city just like everywhere else.
keep in mind just because things like gambling and prostitution are legal in most or all of Nevada they still have laws, and some are very strict. Any amount of illegal drugs, even one seed can land you in state prison and anyone convicted of a felony must register with the local police department within 48 hours of entering the state. |
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laura_paura
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Umm....no! You're still a minor in Vegas! |
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juniejuly
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Illegal |
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nas88caror 300 09? way to go BK!
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no..they can loose their liquor and gaming license |
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pms.Slaughter
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Lol, no law is law, parent have no say. If you want to drink and are going to vegas, drink in your hotel room if your parents are letting you. Just drink in between what your doing, the casino's are not going to sell it to you just becuase your parents said so lol. I just drank inbetween what I was doing, until I was of age. |
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strange-artist
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no. |
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Bigfoot
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Only if the cops aren't around. Underage drinking is illegal in Vegas, just as it is in the rest of the US. Your parents could get into even more trouble if they allow you to drink alcohol and you are a true minor (under 18). |
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laura n
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No, parents can only serve their minor children alcohol in their own homes paid for by them |
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R B
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No. |
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VegasBaby
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NO! I don't see i difference if your parents are there or not. |
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Glen
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Underage drinking is still not allowed by law.No matter where you are period. |
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J S
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glass of wine with a meal with parents ordering and present. |
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