A lot of these clubs inflated their prices hoping to make ridiculous profit. I walked by Dream around 12:45 and they offered to let us in for $60, then $45 a piece. I'm not into trance so much anymore so I passed it up.

Cameo also offered $75 to let us in. At the end of the night I got into the Fifth for Victor Calderone for free, which was $75 originally.

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Originally posted by SLR722 A lot of these clubs inflated their prices hoping to make ridiculous profit. I walked by Dream around 12:45 and they offered to let us in for $60, then $45 a piece. I'm not into trance so much anymore so I passed it up. Cameo also offered $75 to let us in. At the end of the night I got into the Fifth for Victor Calderone for free, which was $75 originally.

Yeah, I heard most places had a bad turn out and no wonder with prices like $110, or $300?? Hopefully they'll learn for next year but I doubt it.

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Originally posted by Charlie Brown Yeah, I heard most places had a bad turn out and no wonder with prices like $110, or $300?? Hopefully they'll learn for next year but I doubt it.

i sincerely doubt it as well. there's always those dumb asses in sobe that don't care about spending thousands of dollars at a club just to get attention. after they let all those people in, then they start lowering the price a bit. that's my theory.

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Originally posted by DarkAngel Considering Cameo and Mansion were $350 and up, not to mention surely megacrowded, $110 wasn't a bad price for a New Year's Eve party on the beach.

I'm guessing you didn't pay the $110 entry fee?

Regardless of what Mansion and Cameo were charging $110 for George Acosta was ridiculous.

$110??? Blue had free entry and Victor Dinaire was great. I really couldn't have found a cooler place to spend NYE. With a grand total of a $45 for my bar tab (for 2 people), it was pretty badass...

Does anyone Know how the sound was that night and the venue overall?

Please someone evaluate if possible thank you

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