Get Lost Miami: I just want to know if the garden / jungle area will be open. That's the only thing I care about. I'm not going to prepay 70 some bucks if theres not going to be music out there in that wonderful lush area

speaking of Treehouse.. What is the dress code there? Because if I don't have to wear jeans I will gladly come fresh and showered in shorts. Coming from hideously cold NY would make a nice change to wear shorts to a night party.

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Originally posted by ViciousPanda speaking of Treehouse.. What is the dress code there? Because if I don't have to wear jeans I will gladly come fresh and showered in shorts. Coming from hideously cold NY would make a nice change to wear shorts to a night party.

No dress code. i was there in shorts last night

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Originally posted by ViciousPanda speaking of Treehouse.. What is the dress code there? Because if I don't have to wear jeans I will gladly come fresh and showered in shorts. Coming from hideously cold NY would make a nice change to wear shorts to a night party.

treehouse is about the music not about a bunch of DBS who want to look like they got bread but drive 1999 corollas around to afford their affliction button down

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Originally posted by bdr222 No dress code. i was there in shorts last night

awesome... See you guys there tomorrow, yeah you will find me wearing shorts

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Originally posted by Faceplant treehouse is about the music not about a bunch of DBS who want to look like they got bread but drive 1999 corollas around to afford their affliction button down

What does "about the music" even mean? If it means taking a bunch of ketamine, looking like a slob, and being socially awkward, then you can have it. Was at Treehouse for the Appollonia gig on Monday and while I liked the music (well until Anja Schneider went into a k-hole, at which point our group was "WTF is this shit" and left), the crowd was fucking god-awful. This is why I like Space, even moreso when it's not WMC. You actually have to put an effort into going out that night. Makes for a better crowd, better vibe, better everything. Not a fan of the hipster vibe that I experienced at Treehouse. Not saying everyone there was, but when you have 33 year old raggedy-ass dudes that probably live in their mom's spare bedroom that look at you funny because you are dancing and having a good time, there's a problem. Don't understand how anyone considers that shit fun. If it was truly about the music, then there would have been a little bit of energy in that place. The few people that were dancing (besides a token few hot girls) were in obvious k-holes, bobbing their heads up and down and swaying their legs like they were hammered from a dozen well vodka shots.

Will definitely be hitting up Story for their underground parties on Saturday night when I move down there in a few months. Maybe it was just that particular party on Monday night -- I hope the next Treehouse experience will be much better. I love underground beats like Drumcode, the Detroit sounds (Saunderson, Craig, etc), obviously (just look at my post history), but much prefer nice clubs with a nice crowd -- and yes I don't mind getting a bottle given the right situation. The attitude that this and other boards have towards bottles and shit is kinda nauseating. Yes, there are douchebags that are only about bottles and have no idea about the music, but as far as I know, there's not a "rule" in the scene that you must refrain from going to nice clubs and maybe splurging on a bottle. It might just be jealousy of the "underground" crowd.. I do admit that I don't like VIP tables hogging up any kind of dance space -- which is why Story is perfect. Mansion can suck a dick.

P.S. snats: don't get mad at me bro! Lol, you were cool as hell, one of the cooler TAs I've met yet. If the rest of the place was more like you, then it would've been awesome.

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I had the best time at Apollonia, everybody threw it down with proper tunes. Sebo K was just a monster on the decks, wow!

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Originally posted by ucforange What does "about the music" even mean? If it means taking a bunch of ketamine, looking like a slob, and being socially awkward, then you can have it. Was at Treehouse for the Appollonia gig on Monday and while I liked the music (well until Anja Schneider went into a k-hole, at which point our group was "WTF is this shit" and left), the crowd was fucking god-awful. This is why I like Space, even moreso when it's not WMC. You actually have to put an effort into going out that night. Makes for a better crowd, better vibe, better everything. Not a fan of the hipster vibe that I experienced at Treehouse. Not saying everyone there was, but when you have 33 year old raggedy-ass dudes that probably live in their mom's spare bedroom that look at you funny because you are dancing and having a good time, there's a problem. Don't understand how anyone considers that shit fun. If it was truly about the music, then there would have been a little bit of energy in that place. The few people that were dancing (besides a token few hot girls) were in obvious k-holes, bobbing their heads up and down and swaying their legs like they were hammered from a dozen well vodka shots. Will definitely be hitting up Story for their underground parties on Saturday night when I move down there in a few months. Maybe it was just that particular party on Monday night -- I hope the next Treehouse experience will be much better. I love underground beats like Drumcode, the Detroit sounds (Saunderson, Craig, etc), obviously (just look at my post history), but much prefer nice clubs with a nice crowd -- and yes I don't mind getting a bottle given the right situation. The attitude that this and other boards have towards bottles and shit is kinda nauseating. Yes, there are douchebags that are only about bottles and have no idea about the music, but as far as I know, there's not a "rule" in the scene that you must refrain from going to nice clubs and maybe splurging on a bottle. It might just be jealousy of the "underground" crowd.. I do admit that I don't like VIP tables hogging up any kind of dance space -- which is why Story is perfect. Mansion can suck a dick. P.S. snats: don't get mad at me bro! Lol, you were cool as hell, one of the cooler TAs I've met yet. If the rest of the place was more like you, then it would've been awesome.

Yeah, Treehouse is a hipster place for sure. Even the promoters dress like hipsters all the time, but I don't let that bother me. I don't really pay attention to people around me who aren't in my group anyway. Hipsters judge, that's what they do. That's the reason they have those gross beards, so they can stroke them and act all high and mighty although they look like homeless bums.

Unfortunately you went to Treehouse on a rather slow night so you didn't get the right vibe from Treehouse that I got when I went to Cocoon Heroes my first time. Next time will be better, don't let a bunch of smelly, scarf wearer's bother you.

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I like hipsters compared to the crowd I hung around with years ago at grimmey hip hop clubs

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