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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait."
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Yeah I can understand the reasons for it, just surprised that legally it can happen, same goes for regular night clubs that run the same deals not just swinging parties. |
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims "
I know. Awful, isn't it?????? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims
I know. Awful, isn't it??????"
Oh absolutely horrendous. They don't get to see any of that money either! They work hard in those clubs. Some are worked to exhaustion  |
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims
I know. Awful, isn't it??????
Oh absolutely horrendous. They don't get to see any of that money either! They work hard in those clubs. Some are worked to exhaustion "
You know, these clubs could at least provide free food and drinks in exchange for free entry. That might make up for it. |
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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago
Stoke area |
"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims
I know. Awful, isn't it??????
Oh absolutely horrendous. They don't get to see any of that money either! They work hard in those clubs. Some are worked to exhaustion "
Of course women who go to the clubs, don't see any of the money. If you are suggesting single ladies going to clubs are prostitutes, you had better not come to a club near me. Your attitude stinks.
If it was a joke.....you are not remotely funny.
Where is that very very angry emoji ? |
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims
I know. Awful, isn't it??????
Oh absolutely horrendous. They don't get to see any of that money either! They work hard in those clubs. Some are worked to exhaustion
Of course women who go to the clubs, don't see any of the money. If you are suggesting single ladies going to clubs are prostitutes, you had better not come to a club near me. Your attitude stinks.
If it was a joke.....you are not remotely funny.
Where is that very very angry emoji ?"
And here I was giggling. Seems humor is very individual. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Maybe it is discriminatory or sexist after all:
We women are the bait.
Yeah. They use these poor women to lure single men to their club and make the men fork out money to have a chance to play with the women. These women are the victims
I know. Awful, isn't it??????
Oh absolutely horrendous. They don't get to see any of that money either! They work hard in those clubs. Some are worked to exhaustion
Of course women who go to the clubs, don't see any of the money. If you are suggesting single ladies going to clubs are prostitutes, you had better not come to a club near me. Your attitude stinks.
If it was a joke.....you are not remotely funny.
Where is that very very angry emoji ?
And here I was giggling. Seems humor is very individual."
I was refrencing the film Orgasmo  my sense of humour is very sarcastic. You'll get used to it |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"Yeah I can understand the reasons for it, just surprised that legally it can happen, same goes for regular night clubs that run the same deals not just swinging parties. "
It's all legal and above board for the same reasons Muirfield golf club can exclude women from membership. They're technically private members clubs so can set their own rules.
Like it or not clubs are expensive to keep going and single males are the easiest demographic to attract as new members. The only thing I dislike about the single male charges is several clubs don't reward loyalty and regular custom. |
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"So imagine if they started charging more for the persons race, would that be acceptable? I think not. "
Speaking of unfair....WHY are women's haircuts (which are needed far more than club entry) more expensive than men's?
Let's face it---trimming long hair (the most expensive cut) is something even I could do at home, and as for style, my hair is as short as most men's.
I'd say, overall, the price of haircuts evens out the occasional club entry fee. |
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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago
Stoke area |
Single ladies attending clubs being asked if they are working or being expected to shag someone just because "that's what the woman is there for" is sadly a scary occurrence.
People sometimes go into clubs with this attitude. So in order to stop newbies getting that idea, I don't like posts suggesting it.
I have a wicked sense of humour, but not regarding this dangerous concept. |
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"Single ladies attending clubs being asked if they are working or being expected to shag someone just because "that's what the woman is there for" is sadly a scary occurrence.
People sometimes go into clubs with this attitude. So in order to stop newbies getting that idea, I don't like posts suggesting it.
I have a wicked sense of humour, but not regarding this dangerous concept. "
As a fairly frequent club goer, I've ALWAYS felt utterly safe.
I go on my own as well as iwth a partner. I suppose it depends on the club (I haven't been to all of them) but I've only ever heard staff telling newcomers the strict NO MEANS NO rule, and many have signs posting this.
I've also had, quite a few times when I go alone, a few men who put others in their place if they are giving unwanted attention. I am perfectly capable of saying no, but it's nice to know others will stand up for me if need be.
I've reported men twice over the years, and the situation was dealt with firmly and immediately.
I hear staff giving newcomers tours and very strictly setting out the rules of no touching, no pressure, etc each time.
Some may go thinking differently, but any who still think that after ten minutes in a club are very deluded.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So imagine if they started charging more for the persons race, would that be acceptable? I think not.
Speaking of unfair....WHY are women's haircuts (which are needed far more than club entry) more expensive than men's?
Let's face it---trimming long hair (the most expensive cut) is something even I could do at home, and as for style, my hair is as short as most men's.
I'd say, overall, the price of haircuts evens out the occasional club entry fee. "
If a man has his styled they tend to charge more, but I agree you should pay the same as a man, or at least charged fairly, a perm would cost more then a short back and sides. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
This is very true, private parties charging this are indeed breaking the law and should be boycotted by all.
Swingers clubs which the majority of this thread now seems to be concerned with, if registered as a Private Members Club, are well within their rights to charge different prices at different times and do not break the Sex Discrimination Act, this has been discussed hundreds of times in the forums.
If a swingers club is not a private members club then it shouldn't be charging more/less for singles of either sex. Therefore that club should be boycotted as well.
Of course this won't happen though  |
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
Sex is a business mate & however much some people try to say swinging parties & charging guys over the top prices is not ( immoral earnings ) they are telling fibs.
Sadly men are fodder when it comes to sex & an easy money train, its all about supply & demand & the swinging industry is not different to any other sex industry. |
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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago
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Just out of interest and I may be completely wrong about this...
When I take my kids to a soft play area for children, they charge a different amount depending on the age of the children, is this age discrimination then?
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"Just out of interest and I may be completely wrong about this...
When I take my kids to a soft play area for children, they charge a different amount depending on the age of the children, is this age discrimination then?
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It is. Much like how I am age discriminated against by not being allowed a free bus pass... Not that I want to take a bus and share my transport with the common folk |
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By *r.BlondeMan
over a year ago
Chester/Wirral |
"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
just make more money simples |
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By *am_990Man
over a year ago
London |
Personally, I think that clubs should charge the same for both men and women - at the end of the day, we're all human after all.
There's also a simple way to control the numbers; just have a limit of the number of each gender you let in at once. Keep track, not that difficult for bouncers to do so with those clicker things. One for women, one for men. Then when that quota is reached, operate a one-in-one-out policy.
Charging higher prices for one gender just means that you end up getting the wealthier guys in, but means that us average Joe's who can't afford a £60 a pop entry fee miss out.
These are just my thoughts anyway |
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By *itten316Woman
over a year ago
Queens Park, LONDON |
It encourages women to go. Men will go no matter what so to even the numbers they reduce the price. Until you can encourage women so it evens the numbers, then the pricing will stay. But as its been said, it's a private members club so you have the choice. In my experience, any event which charges the same has 10 times the amount of guys to girls & that for me is off putting. |
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"The only thing I dislike about the single male charges is several clubs don't reward loyalty and regular custom. "
Agree. I have no issue with being charged more, as the club scene wouldn't work otherwise. But it'd be nice to get a little discount as a regular at a club. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Without wishing to get too political, there remains a big pay divide between men and women, with women tending to be lower paid. It also is more often than not the woman that puts her career on hold and then works part time to bring up children, reducing income even further. And like a previous poster pointed out, we pay more for haircuts!
I earn 20k a year less than if I worked full time as my child benefits from having my support with after school pick ups, play dates, clubs etc. Meanwhile my child's dad works full time and gives me fuck all of his £100k a year salary. I get no tax credits or anything either. He didn't pause or slow down his career - it tends to be the woman who does.
So I see a cheaper club entry as a nice treat for us girls.
Like any business, it's supply and demand - there will always be a steady supply of guys willing to pay 50 or 60 quid for a club night, but I've never heard of a guy complaining that a club night was overrun with women.
We need more girls on the club scene I think. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If men were allowed in for free, women and couples wouldn't be able to move as the place is packed. "
our local club have free nights for all with no restrictions just a guest list, always lots of males on the list but very few turn up
why? It's free, unrestricted so why don't they taking advantage |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The only thing I dislike about the single male charges is several clubs don't reward loyalty and regular custom.
Agree. I have no issue with being charged more, as the club scene wouldn't work otherwise. But it'd be nice to get a little discount as a regular at a club."
I know of a club which offers a loyalty card with a free entry after a few visits. Just saying. |
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
The answer, my friend, is simple.
Either ;
Stop paying for "parties" where you are charged £30,
Or;
Move to Wales, there are loads of parties held here where there is no charge!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My gripe would be that the clubs don't serve liquor.. I wouldn't mind paying $30 if it came with a free drink or 2.
I just find it a waste to pay $30 - $100 just to get into a venue and then I have to bring my own liquor.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would turn up. Single man yes!! But respectfull and to my word. If I say I will be there I will. I have never been to a club, mainly because the X wouldn't do it. £30. £60 who cares!! It's about pleasure to you and others with like minded, relaxed, open minded people. Just saying. ?? |
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By *at69driveMan
over a year ago
Wisbech and A47 corridor |
"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
The choice is simple . Men pay higher prices or make prices equal and the club will be packed with men. You would probably then be complaining about too few ladies attending .
As no one is compelled to attend a club and most men are happy with the current pricing policy why worry about it . Who cares about sexual discrimination in these cases. ?   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So imagine if they started charging more for the persons race, would that be acceptable? I think not. "
If you don't want to pay don't go, simples, go dogging or something instead XXX |
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"Yeah I can understand the reasons for it, just surprised that legally it can happen, same goes for regular night clubs that run the same deals not just swinging parties. "
Private members clubs are except from distrimination laws. Been said a million times on here |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I,m on another adult dating site, females get free full membership, men pay £13+ monthly.
It may have escaped your notice Mr Question Poster, but there are far fewer females playing than men.
XXX |
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The swinging side of the sex industry earns more than the porn side now as its become big business.
When the adult block finally happens on our net i can a lot changing their careers for a more profitable one in swinging. |
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By *MaleMan
over a year ago
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Regardless of charges. If you dont like something dont do it, dislike the aspects of it, move on and do something else.
Sadly life aint equal for one reason or another and equality can be selective too. The latter works both ways in society also |
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I went to swindon swingers remix on saturday night and it was £20 entry for everybody. the numbers were not controlled and the mix of men to women seemed similar to when i have been to Kestrels where its £10for women and £50 for men |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number. |
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number."
Not sure how that would work ??, for instance , Club doors open , first person in single guy, second person in , single guy, does the club make the rest of single guys wait outside till a couple or single lady turns up ???, first couple through the door are looking for either another couple or single lady, do they still make the guys wait outside ????? Second couple turn up and see 20 guys lined up outside waiting to go in, so drive on by thinking club is full of single guys. How would this work ??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The club I go to is £18 for sm or couples and free for sf..even still there are a lot less women in than men. If women had to pay the same price there would no no women at all. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number."
That's all very well for inner city clubs where only locals go...what about the ones that involve considerable travel? Would you be happy to turn up somewhere having made a lot of effort to get there only to be turned away or have to stand outside until someone leaves? Would you be happy being the door staff doing that? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The club I go to you can stay over be it man or woman and you get a cooked breakfast,I dont think its over priced a night on the town could cost a lot more |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price. "
Put it this way dude in cold hard honesty do you think your attendance at a club/party would encourage others to come and pay?
If the answer is no, then you dont het subsidised entry |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number.
That's all very well for inner city clubs where only locals go...what about the ones that involve considerable travel? Would you be happy to turn up somewhere having made a lot of effort to get there only to be turned away or have to stand outside until someone leaves? Would you be happy being the door staff doing that?"
You realise thats how it is for single men now right?
Most clubs have a quota/cap on single male numbers so yes you can get to the door and be turned away or have to wait.
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"So imagine if they started charging more for the persons race, would that be acceptable? I think not.
Speaking of unfair....WHY are women's haircuts (which are needed far more than club entry) more expensive than men's?
Let's face it---trimming long hair (the most expensive cut) is something even I could do at home, and as for style, my hair is as short as most men's.
I'd say, overall, the price of haircuts evens out the occasional club entry fee. "
Go to a barbers then. Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number.
That's all very well for inner city clubs where only locals go...what about the ones that involve considerable travel? Would you be happy to turn up somewhere having made a lot of effort to get there only to be turned away or have to stand outside until someone leaves? Would you be happy being the door staff doing that?
You realise thats how it is for single men now right?
Most clubs have a quota/cap on single male numbers so yes you can get to the door and be turned away or have to wait.
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We don't go on nights when they go. The clubs we go to have quotas but they have to register and book first. |
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By *adysilkCouple
over a year ago
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"I won't pay £30 entry...I can get it anywhere...lol"
agree we would not pay £30 to get in any club too expensive and we are a couple and think the price is too high for men, think £20 is enough to charge men
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How much would you spend on a good night out ....£100-120...works out a lot cheaper and clubs are a lot better scenery "
£100-£120 on a night out ?
What do you do to spend that ? Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number.
That's all very well for inner city clubs where only locals go...what about the ones that involve considerable travel? Would you be happy to turn up somewhere having made a lot of effort to get there only to be turned away or have to stand outside until someone leaves? Would you be happy being the door staff doing that?
You realise thats how it is for single men now right?
Most clubs have a quota/cap on single male numbers so yes you can get to the door and be turned away or have to wait.
We don't go on nights when they go. The clubs we go to have quotas but they have to register and book first."
So why would it be some horrific problem if such a system applied to couples and women when you are now saying it works fine for men.
Youd just have to register and book first, thus eliminating your "turned away at the door" problem. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How much would you spend on a good night out ....£100-120...works out a lot cheaper and clubs are a lot better scenery "
I dunno, if i nightclub had a 30-50 quid entrance fee I'd be expecting a very high standard of establishment.
Can't say I'd be expecting the usual quality you see in a swingers club where most look like they were knocked together in somones spare time or by dave thier mate who is a "builder" cause he once helped his mate steve woth his kutchen units
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Jaydees put on a free buffet if guys don't want to pay to much to enter clubs perhaps they should find a female partner to bring along . Even tho we do invite single guys to join us having fun , I would not like to see club rammed full with them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm fed up with seeing party's with a fee of £30 for a single man, but free for a women, this is classed as sexual discrimination, women had to fight for the right to be treated equal so they should be charged at same price.
We agree!
Should be same for everyone but club keep track or how many couples/females/males go in to keep roughly same number.
That's all very well for inner city clubs where only locals go...what about the ones that involve considerable travel? Would you be happy to turn up somewhere having made a lot of effort to get there only to be turned away or have to stand outside until someone leaves? Would you be happy being the door staff doing that?
You realise thats how it is for single men now right?
Most clubs have a quota/cap on single male numbers so yes you can get to the door and be turned away or have to wait.
We don't go on nights when they go. The clubs we go to have quotas but they have to register and book first."
Question answered. |
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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
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its ok we dont want moaning, entitlement orientated men at clubs anyway..go spend your 30 quid on beer/ football tickets or something else..i dont want to be looked at with that angry, bitter kind of attitude, let alone touch it. We can pick up on this outlook at a club anyway and its not attractive. i wouldn't play with anyone with it, therefore, they have reinforced their own world view and proved themselves right, i doubt they own they were the ones that caused it to happen though...never mind, loads of men out there that dont feel this way and are happier, because you arent there too |
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"Single ladies attending clubs being asked if they are working or being expected to shag someone just because "that's what the woman is there for" is sadly a scary occurrence.
People sometimes go into clubs with this attitude. So in order to stop newbies getting that idea, I don't like posts suggesting it.
I have a wicked sense of humour, but not regarding this dangerous concept.
As a fairly frequent club goer, I've ALWAYS felt utterly safe.
I go on my own as well as iwth a partner. I suppose it depends on the club (I haven't been to all of them) but I've only ever heard staff telling newcomers the strict NO MEANS NO rule, and many have signs posting this.
I've also had, quite a few times when I go alone, a few men who put others in their place if they are giving unwanted attention. I am perfectly capable of saying no, but it's nice to know others will stand up for me if need be.
I've reported men twice over the years, and the situation was dealt with firmly and immediately.
I hear staff giving newcomers tours and very strictly setting out the rules of no touching, no pressure, etc each time.
Some may go thinking differently, but any who still think that after ten minutes in a club are very deluded.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's like something I clearly explained some time ago on another post, the reason why clubs charge so much for single men and so little for single women (and about mid rate for couples) is to do with the income stream and revenue the clubs make out of all who come (mostly single men).
The amount of marketing, advertising, organisation, rental fees, licensing etc, can be staggering for club owners so from all the stress of running it all they relish from the net profit of the fees. Imagine if all clubs ban single men from entry, (yes you may have a few couples and single women only clubs) but not all of them can survive with out the single men pay stream.
And the tough truth is there is always a smaller number of women attending clubs compared to men so to attract them the clubs make it ultra cheap for them to come more and charge more for single men to limit the ratio making it more pleasant for women. |
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It's economic reality and the price I am guessing balances with other factors such as competing clubs.
The answer is to chill and go occasionally rather than obsessing over a petty issue.
Personally I am making great and funny friends who accept me as another swinger. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are we not missing something here. This is the club, these are the prices. The choice is yours to go or not. No one is forcing you"
If most shops said "prices for vlack people are tripple"
Wpuld it still be thier choice and no one is forcing them |
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By *irginieWoman
over a year ago
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I only scan read all the political replies.
I go clubbing a lot. I don't meet elsewhere. To be honest I don't care what I pay or what the guys pay. I decide based on the club, if the event will appeal to my taste, and if I think I will enjoy a good night out.
Swindon Swingers charges 15 quid for everyone and no membership. It's not overrun with hoards of single guys (I read that might be an outcome up a few replies). Their party attracts all sorts. And it is pretty packed when it runs.
So, for the OP, research your club.. Pick the one you think you will enjoy most, and what it costs is what it costs. You can go or not go.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We spend £25 entry to the club we go to, very reasonable price, and when I (Mr) went alone it was only £30 for a good night out.
Taking Mrs saves me money, and I don't even have to give her a kiss goodbye anymore! Haha
*the above is a lie, she still gets lots of kisses.  |
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Ive heard but cant confirm swindon swingers club charge women same as men and they are always busy so that sort of knocks that argument on the head also surely most not all swingers club arnt private members clubs unless you need a membership to enter so surely they shudnt really be able to discriminate men |
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