Which, fortunately for the club owners, does not include any of their regulars.

Add the $20 drinks and the ear-splitting hip-hop that renders conversation impossible and the scene gets old in a hurry for anybody with an IQ higher than a turnip. The average club audience consists of foulmouthed, tattooed dirtbags from LA, college guys with striped shirts and beers in their hands who hang around the edges of the club and are too scared to approach girls, nerdy little Hispanic girls with glasses who seem totally out of their element, and 35-year-old tourist women who are dancing on the poles by themselves trying to recapture their lost youth. It isn't like what you see in the magazines - those 'glamorous' people are all at private booths hanging around one or two pseudo-celebrities. The best ways to get around the front door nonsense are the right VIP pass (I don't know anything about the one you mentioned), a table reservation ($$$), or slipping a $100 bill to one of the bouncers (which still may not be enough).ДЄnd I guarantee once you get inside, you will be disappointed.

Unless your wife is extremely hot and brings two of her extremely hot girlfriends along.then they'll pull the four of you out of line and let you in immediately. If you are a hotel guest you can sometimes bypass the line, otherwise you wait for up to two hours to get in. This ticket honors one (1) guest to the Passport Experience Las Vegas Rooftop Day Party at Chateau Nightclub & Rooftop at Paris Hotel and Casino on Sunday. Does anyone know if this pass is necessary? Me and my wife are planning a trip to vegas in march and wanted to check out some of the nightclubs like Tao and Pure, we heard about the passport Nightclub and was wondering if anyone has used this before and if it is worth the money.ДЄlso does anyone know what the general admission is for those clubs? thanksД¬over is $30 or more for most of the high-end clubs.

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