Reasons for bottle service

[rooney10]

Hey guys,

since a lot people are asking whether they should invest on a table or do presales respectively GA, I thought maybe we could list some reasons for getting a table. I have to admit that I haven't done bottle service in vegas yet, just because the good tables are really expensive. And I rather get presales before getting a shitty table in a poor location.

So I will start with some reasons:

• No troubles in getting in
• Girls
• Having a place without the hassle of being pushed around all the time (espescially if you want to protect your GF ^^)
• Better nightclub experience altogether

So what would you add to this list?

[meerkatfrankie]

Don't have to fight the crowds to get to the bar!!

[headstrong]

It goes with your "having a place without hassle of being pushed around", but having a place of yoru own and a place to sit is worth every penny!

[Cirilo Medina]

Try buying a few rounds at the bar, see how much you end up spending at the end of the night. Maybe a little less, but was it worth if fighting the crowd, getting the bartenders attention, then looking for a place to stand with your group again?! For my friends and family who think it's too much, we have them try it just once, with us footing majority of the bill. They're all believers now! Even if your standing in the GA line, it doesn't hurt to ask if they have any unsold tables. I've scored some good deals this way.

[ccc]

The more people you have the more enticing bottle service becomes, but honestly there is nothing like having your own space in a crowded Vegas club, skipping the line and having someone bring you your drinks. It's worth it even at places like XS, Marquee and Surrender that have a lot of outside space for GA.

But, look your average entry fee for a guy is $30 to $90 plus at Hak some nights. Let's say you have 5 drinks that night. You're looking at 130-190 bucks probably more. The closer you get to $200 the more sense a table makes.