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| quote: | Originally posted by The Highroller
I don't know about that. When Lawler was at the Guv for Halloween, I spent the whole night being pushed around the Guv, trying to find somewhere to even stand. I didn't feel comfortable until 6am. This was with Lawler who comes here a lot. Sasha hasn't been here in 2 years, and in my opinion he has more draw than Lawler.
To the New Yorker: Should you cancel your trip for this event? I wouldn't say so. It will be a good party, but you have to have a thick skin for crowds, because there aren't many other events that I can think of that would be more packed than this. For example, last Halloween was PACKED with just a Toronto resident playing.
However, if you are clausterphobic or don't like being shoulder to shoulder and being pushed in shoved all night, than I suggest you stay at home. |
I'd think us New Yorkers have plenty of thick skin heh, afterall it is New York. Not saying t.dot is any push over, I've been up there before but never for a 'holiday' wknd let alone stacked with a sasha party. I presume it'll be slammed to the teeth but that's how it is here in NYC almost every weekend when the right dj strikes the right cord here.
Shoulder to shoulder is nothing, that's a norm for the nightlife, it's when you start moving in direction you don't intend is when it becomes unbearable.
It sounds like I'm still in, still haven't booked and the prices have dropped significantly since I last checked (i guess all the more reason to go).
Here's another Q, what's will call like on a night like this? I presume like any other night club, lines will be fairly long so arrival time in relation to when he hits the decks? For NYC, I'd normally arrive at around 11-1130 to find myself on a 20min wait line before getting in...does that seem reasonable to assume up in t.dot? I've been up for LOL and waited nearly 45mins-1hr to get in when they all of a sudden opened up another entrance and we rushed right in.
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