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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think everyone is probably nerous the first time they try a new club, especially if they haven't been before to any.
My advice is always to go with the intention of just seeing what it's like, dress as you feel comfy (dependent on the club dress code I.e. dress up/down).
Relax and if you get the chance to have extra fun go at your pace, remember no always means no. The first time we went to a club we watched, chatted and only played with each other. After that it was a lot better as we knew people and relaxed a lot more.
Not been to Eureka though so cant give specifics on that club, sorry. |
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Don't be nervous - it's a good club.
Daytime there's plenty of grounds to explore and the evening parties are great.
Like at any club of you go relaxed and willing to meet others, chat and be friendly you will get a lot from your visit.
We have met lots of nice people there.
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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago
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It's pretty nerve wracking for most people going to a club the first time.
Take a deep breath and go in. Usually the staff will give you a tour of the club and that will give you chance to ask any questions.
You don't have to do anything. You are in control of how the evening goes.
Have a drink, smile and chat to people. Get used to your surroundings. If you sit in a corner looking worried, people may not approach you. I tend to park myself near the bar. People need to come to the bar, so it's a good place to make small talk and get to know people.
Don't put pressure on yourselves expecting to play or get involved on your first visit. If you are happy to get involved that's fine. But take things at your own pace.
I am sure you will have a great experience  |
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