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| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
My whole thing is about being comfortable in a place. Do whatever you want to and not be bothered by other people.
This means, if you want a drink, you should be able to get one without waiting half an hour. same goes with going to the washroom.
The cover should be between 5 and 10 dollars. Depending on the night.
A perfect club would have lots of bar space and enough bartenders to work the bar space.
A perfect club would have lots of chill area available for the people that wanna sit down especially when it is the beginning of the night when you are just waiting around to get started.
A perfect club has fairly priced drinks. I should not be paying 7.50 for a beer. Mixed drinks - 3.50, shots - 4.00, beer (domestic) - 2.50, (import) - 4.50, wine - 4.00. coolers - 4.50, redbull/vodka - 5.50, double - 7.50 water - 2.50.
The staff has to be polite and for security guards, you aren't even supposed to really notice them. They are there only to protect the customer not to make people feel uncomfortable.
A good club enforces the no smoking rule. It is the best feeling in the world to have a good time and not suffer breathing problems.
A good club should have two rooms. One room for the beginning of the night to warm people up and then a bigger dancefloor room that opens up for the headlining DJ.
The DJ booth should be at eye level to the dancers.
These are just some points that I came up with.
There was an excellent club in Ottawa that closed down that was pretty damn perfect if you ask me. Called Atomic. |
So with prices like that how are we supposed to pay for DJs and multimillion dollar sound and lights?
One of the reasons atomic and industry both closed down was because DJs started charging a lot of money and people didnt want to pay the increased cover to offset the cost.
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