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So someone I know is having a birthday party soon. They want it in a nightclub. There’s one that’s good and allows to be privately rented for parties. Only problem is they have friends coming who won’t be 18. will they be allowed in since it’s a private party or will they be declined anyway. It’s guest list only the party
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(Original post by Studentboy783)
So someone I know is having a birthday party soon. They want it in a nightclub. There’s one that’s good and allows to be privately rented for parties. Only problem is they have friends coming who won’t be 18. will they be allowed in since it’s a private party or will they be declined anyway. It’s guest list only the party
So someone I know is having a birthday party soon. They want it in a nightclub. There’s one that’s good and allows to be privately rented for parties. Only problem is they have friends coming who won’t be 18. will they be allowed in since it’s a private party or will they be declined anyway. It’s guest list only the party
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(Original post by 999tigger)
They will be allowed in as its a private venue. They still shouldnt be served alcohol as those rules apply and they still need to protect their licence.. probably more relaxed though.
They will be allowed in as its a private venue. They still shouldnt be served alcohol as those rules apply and they still need to protect their licence.. probably more relaxed though.
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There's a whole load of alcohol licensing laws surrounding this kind of thing and when alcohol is sold etc etc
Best bet is to ask the nightclub themself what the scenario would be
Best bet is to ask the nightclub themself what the scenario would be
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(Original post by AzureCeleste)
There's a whole load of alcohol licensing laws surrounding this kind of thing and when alcohol is sold etc etc
Best bet is to ask the nightclub themself what the scenario would be
There's a whole load of alcohol licensing laws surrounding this kind of thing and when alcohol is sold etc etc
Best bet is to ask the nightclub themself what the scenario would be
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(Original post by Studentboy783)
So someone I know is having a birthday party soon. They want it in a nightclub. There’s one that’s good and allows to be privately rented for parties. Only problem is they have friends coming who won’t be 18. will they be allowed in since it’s a private party or will they be declined anyway. It’s guest list only the party
So someone I know is having a birthday party soon. They want it in a nightclub. There’s one that’s good and allows to be privately rented for parties. Only problem is they have friends coming who won’t be 18. will they be allowed in since it’s a private party or will they be declined anyway. It’s guest list only the party
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(Original post by Studentboy783)
It would be going dry for the night the party is closer to a disco party than a bar. Most of the people coming are people who’d dance to nearly anything and with anyone so they have no problem with it going dry
It would be going dry for the night the party is closer to a disco party than a bar. Most of the people coming are people who’d dance to nearly anything and with anyone so they have no problem with it going dry
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(Original post by Studentboy783)
I’d be requesting they go dry so alcohol wouldn’t be around (at least not through the bar)
I’d be requesting they go dry so alcohol wouldn’t be around (at least not through the bar)
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