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I'm nearly 19 and I've never been out on a night out, in town.
I have no ID, but I supposedly look older than I am for my age.
do most clubs ask for ID?
how much money should I take for a night out?
is anyone from leeds, or has anyone been out in leeds, who knows good, but fairly cheap clubs?
thanks.
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Most clubs and bars will ID you.
As for how much money to take, it depends on how wasted you want to get before going out. Plus you might want to factor in taxi fares and cash for getting a kebab / takeaway when you leave the club. Also, look out for student nights, where the drinks and entry costs are discounted. -
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I'd say 99% of places ask you for ID even if you look older than your age, so its best to bring some with you.
As for money, it depends where you're going. When I'm at uni I usually only bring about £20-25 out maximum because the drinks and taxis are so cheap, and that'll usually get me a burger when I get out the club
And I'll usually have some change at the end of the night! But when I'm at home in a non-uni town I take about £35 out because the drinks and taxis are more expensive, and I usually spend every penny.
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Re: clubbingmost clubs will check for ID unless you clearly look above the age limit, although being a girl they dont tend to care as much(Original post by EmmaLouise93)
I'm nearly 19 and I've never been out on a night out, in town.
I have no ID, but I supposedly look older than I am for my age.
do most clubs ask for ID?
how much money should I take for a night out?
is anyone from leeds, or has anyone been out in leeds, who knows good, but fairly cheap clubs?
thanks.

£20 usually does me if im just out for a bit of fun but £40 if youre going all out
although i live i nthe south so its more expensive to drink down here compared to up north where ive heard its cheaper?
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Re: clubbingYou can easily do a night on £10-15 if you pre-drink a ton and only buy 1 drink in the club.(Original post by EmmaLouise93)
I'm nearly 19 and I've never been out on a night out, in town.
I have no ID, but I supposedly look older than I am for my age.
do most clubs ask for ID?
how much money should I take for a night out?
is anyone from leeds, or has anyone been out in leeds, who knows good, but fairly cheap clubs?
thanks.
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Do you have any ID with a date of birth and picture on it- student card? It will help as you're a girl BUT they are perfectly entitled to ask for a passport/driver's license only so you would not want to be counting on it whatsoever. Worth a shot but still largely doomed to failure. Get a passport, they last for years and years and they are good for travelling, ID, and they are needed when you get a job. Not exactly something you would regret spending money on. Clubs will ID a lot more than pubs, and I'm not sure about the UK but in Ireland all the best clubs are 21+ anyway so they will absolutely ID.
Money depends on how much you drink, transport, whether the club has an admission fee, and if you like to eat junk food afterwards. In and around £40 should do it.Last edited by StarsAreFixed; 09-04-2012 at 01:15. -
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Tesco have a Think 25 policy. You do know the store gets totally ****ed over if they sell to someone underage? Fines etc. loss of license temporarily. In some chains of supermarkets, the person who sold it is sacked immediately, it is written into the contracts. I can't speak for Tesco but I think it is because they're so strict. So that's why they don't care if they offend you. Really not worth the consequences. -
Re: clubbingOffend me?(Original post by StarsAreFixed)
Tesco have a Think 25 policy. You do know the store gets totally ****ed over if they sell to someone underage? Fines etc. loss of license temporarily. In some chains of supermarkets, the person who sold it is sacked immediately, it is written into the contracts. I can't speak for Tesco but I think it is because they're so strict. So that's why they don't care if they offend you. Really not worth the consequences.
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Re: clubbingyou'll definitely get ID'd, you would most likely get away with it if you were just going to a pub, but i've never not been asked for ID in a club. a lot of them not only ask you at the door, but also at the bar. also, you can't get a provisional license without a passport.(Original post by EmmaLouise93)
I don't have any ID, no. lol. i've not needed it before, my dad's either got alcohol for me, or for piercings/tattoos ive looked old enough to get away without needing it. considering applying for my provisional licence. -
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Couldn't tell you about needing ID tbh, nobody ever IDed me in my life for getting into a club - not even when I was underage, but then again I suppose 10-12 years ago things were a bit slacker. And now I'm 28 so obviously nobody IDs me.
As for Leeds - depends what sort of music you're into. Fuel (used to be called Sar - I can't get used to it being called Fuel) at Leeds Met Uni on a Friday night is okay, but that's rock/metal/indie. -
Re: clubbingThe rules of most clubs is they will ask for ID if you look under 25 unless the bouncer knows who you are. I can tell you that most clubs are rather anal about this. Every now and then I do get asked for ID as many bouncers as a whole can't properly judge how old a person is especially in the dark.(Original post by EmmaLouise93)
I'm nearly 19 and I've never been out on a night out, in town.
I have no ID, but I supposedly look older than I am for my age.
do most clubs ask for ID?
how much money should I take for a night out?
is anyone from leeds, or has anyone been out in leeds, who knows good, but fairly cheap clubs?
thanks.
How much to take out? A rule of thumb is if the club charges an admission fee then the drinks inside would be cheaper than those which are free to enter.... but 30-50 quid should be a fairly good night out. Don't forget to budget on how you will be returning home, whether it is a taxi etc.
And I'll usually have some change at the end of the night! But when I'm at home in a non-uni town I take about £35 out because the drinks and taxis are more expensive, and I usually spend every penny.
although i live i nthe south so its more expensive to drink down here compared to up north where ive heard its cheaper?