08-16-2004, 11:59 AM
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Quote:
Originally posted by D-Money
The one thing I would have done if I were in their situation is this.
I'd ask, what time do your locals get to the club? Then I'd tell our crowd to get there 2 hours before, so they're all in. That's IF I can't get the club exclusively. At least that way everyone that needs to get in, is in. Clubs try to project an image, turning people down is in part for showing others they're the upscale club. If your crowd shows up before the normal crowd,that solves the crowded local thing, and have a representative at the door to make sure there's no problems.
I'd rather let the locals get turned down due to being a packed venue, sorry, no room inside, can't get in no matter what clothes you're wearing.
But again, it took me years of learning by mistakes. I swear I could write a book about throwing events within an industry.
I also never had a deal with a venue to allow locals in, unless it was hours after my crowd and IF we had room for them. Usually, I pay a little more to have it be exclusively our crowd. The problem I had was people getting passes from within the convention, then selling them outside of the club, or bouncers taking tips to slide in locals.
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You get my message bro?
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