Las Vegas truly has earned the label “Sin City” as it will now serve host to what will be a the largest orgy event on record — Menage Life.

According to Mirror.UK, “more than 1,000 people are expected to join in the ‘monumental’ event” in Las Vegas next month where participants are invited to “play” with either their sexual partner or other attendees so long as the parties have “established mutual consent.”

In 2007, the largest orgy attracted just 500 people (250 couples) in Japan.

Bros looking to get their freak on like a horny frat boy for the weekend better find a woman to accompany them because “unescorted males” will be denied entry while single women will only have to pay $25 for a ticket. The fee for a couple is $200. Since the word “orgy” is more likely to attract creepy single men, the ban makes sense. However, the event does say that it will make “a few exceptions for respectful single gentlemen to attend with couples/groups”.

“We are anticipating 1000+ for this monumental event,” says the website. “This is Sin City after all.”

The event will take part in the days-long festival of Sin City 8 at the Embassy Suites. Attendees must have a Sin City 8 pass to participate.

“We encourage you to book the entire weekend because Sin City 8 is a four day 100% lifestyle & kink Vegas hotel takeover with pool parties, theme nights, play rooms, sex play shops, dungeons and more,” says the website.

“You must have a partner to participate in the world record attempt. You can play just with them, or with whoever you want providing there is established mutual consent,” the site continues. “Anyone violating the consent of another guest will be ejected immediately along with their entire group.”

Though Menage Life hopes to set a world record and even boasts that it will happen, no representative from Guinness World Records officials will be attending

“I can confirm this is not a record title that we recognize or monitor,” a representative for Guinness told Las Vegas Weekly . “Therefore, there will not be a Guinness World Records Adjudicator on-site for this event.”