You're in the Club...now what?

[Chuck]

There's all kinds of useful information on here about how to get into clubs, bottle service, etc. For those who are going to a Las Vegas club for the first time with the intention of partying their assess off the question is this:

Can you party TOO hard in a club? What sort of debauchery is acceptable, and what's crossing the line? Obviously duechebaggery has many levels...but what are some realistic guidelines for not going too far?

Example: Standing on your table, booth, etc. Kosher or not?
Example: Spraying your champagne all over everyone within 15 feet of your table (assuming you're not Red Foo)

I would never dream of doing these things, however, duechebaggery can creep up on the best of us after 6 hours of sucking down Vodka and Tequila shots.

[fromVAtoVegas]

once you get it, it's customary to make it rain on the people with no bottles so throw $1 bills at them

surely you will get all the girls that way SRS

not srs

i am actually interested in this also, coming from DC and Miami, i've been to some mega clubs but nothing like vegas i don't think

[T Dot]

Example: Standing on your table, booth, etc. Kosher or not?

Unless you are spending >$100k, standing on your table you will get kicked out in a hurry.

You are allowed however, to sit on top of the "couches/bench" in your booth.

Example: Spraying your champagne all over everyone within 15 feet of your table (assuming you're not Red Foo)

Unless you are spending >$200k, you will get kicked out and probably beat up by the now wet crowd.


Suprisingly, even with all the craziness going on in the clubs... Security is everywhere and always watching, you will get the boot as soon as you cross the magic line. I was in the ropped off section beside the dancefloor at PURE one night, I poured some Goose into a girl's cup that was on the other side of the "rope" and the security came over and told me I couldn't be pouring people drinks....

[BMoreLas]

example: Standing on your table, booth, etc. Kosher or not?

unless you are spending >$100k, standing on your table you will get kicked out in a hurry.

You are allowed however, to sit on top of the "couches/bench" in your booth.

example: Spraying your champagne all over everyone within 15 feet of your table (assuming you're not red foo)

unless you are spending >$200k, you will get kicked out and probably beat up by the now wet crowd.

qft

[Lord Chezz]

Whip it out and hope for the best.

[Chuck]

Example: Standing on your table, booth, etc. Kosher or not?

Suprisingly, even with all the craziness going on in the clubs... Security is everywhere and always watching, you will get the boot as soon as you cross the magic line. I was in the ropped off section beside the dancefloor at PURE one night, I poured some Goose into a girl's cup that was on the other side of the "rope" and the security came over and told me I couldn't be pouring people drinks....

See...that's what I was talking about. I wouldn't think pouring a drink for someone not at the table would be a big deal.

[darksideofjae]

First thing I do when I get in the club is go to the bar, order a couple drinks, take in the sights, when finished said drinks, get another and start dancing it up.

And yes you can party to hard, I think it's called Royaleing or simply PLUR. I could be wrong though.

[Lord Chezz]

Theres also drinking into a blackout state.

Its called going full Chezz.

[Slurms]

down two drinks, head to the dancefloor, find yourself a wounded gazelle and nurse her back to health

[WiscoBrad]

Not positive, but the whole 'not pouring other people drinks' and having waitresses to pour your drinks at tables is due to the customer not having a TAM card, and not knowing how to prevent over-serving of other customers? IE if you keep pouring a hottie drinks and she gets obliterated and then tries to drive and and gets in an accident, I think she can sue to club for overserving. It's like this in WI anyway with our liquor licenses. Just a theory however for Vegas

[AnthonyHyde]

standing on tables is a no no

standing on couches and benches is acceptable.

spraying champagne is acceptable as long as you're spraying an expensive bottle and your server or host OKs it. (No spraying vueve or moet) (dom, chrystal, PJ, ace = all good)

[wowzers83]

Not positive, but the whole 'not pouring other people drinks' and having waitresses to pour your drinks at tables is due to the customer not having a TAM card, and not knowing how to prevent over-serving of other customers? IE if you keep pouring a hottie drinks and she gets obliterated and then tries to drive and and gets in an accident, I think she can sue to club for overserving. It's like this in WI anyway with our liquor licenses. Just a theory however for Vegas

no way, not in vegas......

If I had to guess they are being smart and watching out for what "could" be lieing in that drink...could also be a money thing...I remember one time in LAX our host brought us some girls who also had their own table....turned out they wanted to stay and bring their bottles but the host wouldnt let them. I guess that was a $$$ thing.

[WiscoBrad]

Ahh, good point Wowzers! I never thought of it that way.

[Universal]

Things I've learned club security frowns upon where guys are concerned:

1 - The stripper poles aren't for you, even if you're up there with girls.

2 - The go go dancers are there for you to look at, not touch or dance with.

3 - It's not OK for the girls you've met to go down on each other at your table no matter how much they want to do it.

4 - It's not OK for your buddy pull out his dick and lay it in a girl's hand.

[BSM]

From Jesse Waits himself - -

Can I jump in the XS pool?
We have a night swim on Sundays in summer with beach balls, rafts, toys and water guns. This year we will have beer pong tables. It’s the hottest party in summer and my favorite night.


What about on a normal night?
If [guests] are super intoxicated, for safety we ask them to leave, but if they’re having fun we ask them to get dressed. Can’t blame people for jumping in; it’s very inviting.


What about the 90-foot waterfall lagoon at Tryst?
No, we call them jumpers and have two a weekend. That’s forbidden.


http://weeklyseven.com/nightlife/2012/03/01/right-queue