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Paying to get into local New years eve
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By *odareyouMan
over a year ago
not far from iceland,,,,,, tescos is nearer though :-) (near leeds) |
That does seem excessive, I'd be voting with my feet if I didn't think it value for money..;-)
are they putting on entertainment, free food, free bar .?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People have a choice whether to accept inflated entrance fees for events this time of the year.
Establishments will set prices that they believe people would or willing to pay.
Perhaps they are trying to attract a certain type of clients.  |
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By *evilwolfCouple
over a year ago
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"People have a choice whether to accept inflated entrance fees for events this time of the year.
Establishments will set prices that they believe people would or willing to pay.
Perhaps they are trying to attract a certain type of clients. "
for that sort of money you could have a reasonable trip down the offy, nip in a shop for some party nibbles and have a few folks round for a small party.. lol
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"The price includes glass of champagne, buffet and live music. Still a lot though its since the millenium that pubs have started charging"
lol, sorry shaz but that seems pretty reasonable for new years eve. Especially with the live music and buffet. Somewhere here is doing the same but charging £50 with fireworks.
But i dont go out new years eve and the last few years i did we tended to go to parties |
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This is one of the reasons i hate NYE...first footing seems to have totally died out,in England at least,and been replaced by paying to go to a pub full off d*unk people whose regrets about the past lead to violence,tears,arguements...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Our local has never charged anything to get in on NYE theres a band which is normally pretty good but then its a good night as its full of friends and its walking distance
I would'nt pay £45 to get in there though,id have everyone here and charge them £30 |
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By *waymanMan
over a year ago
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"I am having a moan as my local is charging £45 per head to go new years eve. Think its disgusting."
Some pubs think it's the only way to manage the crowds and make their pubs safe. It's an endless argument, and no-one's ever convinced.
Most of my locals will be free entry, and so will my club - but after the Friday for Xmas I've done my fill of unpaid bouncing for 2011, especially as I have damaged a bone in my wrist. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i wouldnt pay to get into a normal pub
bloody hell chams is only charging a tenner for single women and they putting on food an a drink too, sod the live music id sooner have a jacuzzi and a shag lol
£45 is just robbing you |
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All this charging to get in seemed to have started in the Millennium year..
A couple of pubs here tried it on and charged 40 quid a head to get in..people voted with their feet and literally no one went in them...
If the landlord are charging what they are to recoup money then fair enough..a decent band will be looking at 400+ a head on NYE ...but if the landlord is doing it for pure greed then its another matter.. |
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"I am having a moan as my local is charging £45 per head to go new years eve. Think its disgusting.
Some pubs think it's the only way to manage the crowds and make their pubs safe. It's an endless argument, and no-one's ever convinced.
Most of my locals will be free entry, and so will my club - but after the Friday for Xmas I've done my fill of unpaid bouncing for 2011, especially as I have damaged a bone in my wrist."
well i could have told you...the first rule is get the money first  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Was going to a singles club in Rochdale where I am working, but its £30 to become a member, and £30 for NYE. That does include 1 glass on entry tho.
Like others, I'm voting with my feet, and my dick!lol 
Happy New Year when it comes
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Blimey millenium night admission was only £20 at the local pub that included a free drink and music late bar as well. To get charged that ridiculose aamount in my opinoion is not worth paying the night will work out at £200 with some twat getting into a fight to add to the benefits of it in my humble opinion i would go to a private party or go to a local pub |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I am having a moan as my local is charging £45 per head to go new years eve. Think its disgusting.
Vote with ur feet gal... that is seriously taking the piss by anyones standards"
That is why I am going out a night early on the Friday and my kids are having a sleepover and I will be doing a party for them New years eve. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I hate NYE, or moreover the almost expected revelry, with a vengeance - it is the one night of the year when I know I will definately be staying in !
Humbug anyone ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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45 squid...welcome to rip off great Britain....I'm sure there are better places to go...you'd be surprised how many people would rather go to a house &/or swingers party. I'm sure these places are more geared up for young, impressionable teens with excess cash.
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I have 3 rules regarding going out drinking...
Don't pay to get in anywhere i usually get in for nothing.
Don't go anywhere that has bouncers, as there's usually a reason they need bouncers !
Don't go anywhere that tells me what I'm allowed to wear to get in. |
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new years eve has been crap for years since millenium i reckon up newcastle a lot of folk do new years day its a lot better with no big expectations and dickheads wishing you happy new year then nutting ya |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am having a moan as my local is charging £45 per head to go new years eve. Think its disgusting."
I wouldnt pay it, no way, specially if your a regular .
Im having a wi party in me kitchen. much better  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am having a dilemma over NYE. My housemates and I am meant to be having a party, but there a couple of people going who I really don't like. I can't escape to my room as people will think I am being anti-social and rude. But I do really fancy not being here. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"got a £50 near me inc drinks, thanks but no thanks !"
I notice that all these quotes of 45 to 50 quid to get in are eminating from the midlands...has this became tradition around your parts? I'm so glad I live in the north, where my nearest locals charge bugger all, bugger all and seven pound fifty.
And none of them are in shit neighbourhoods, so there's never any chew and a good craic to be had! |
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"The price includes glass of champagne, buffet and live music. Still a lot though its since the millenium that pubs have started charging
lol, sorry shaz but that seems pretty reasonable for new years eve. Especially with the live music and buffet. Somewhere here is doing the same but charging £50 with fireworks.
But i dont go out new years eve and the last few years i did we tended to go to parties"
Reasonable coz of the live music?? Most the pubs here have live music most weekends.. I still wouldn't pay £45 to get in them! Soz.. but I think that's a rip off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would refuse to pay anything if its my local and they been having my money over the past year, bloody cheek.
I will stick to having a wi in the kitchen with a curry and nibbles
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"I would refuse to pay anything if its my local and they been having my money over the past year, bloody cheek.
I will stick to having a wi in the kitchen with a curry and nibbles
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Your gonna have a 'wi' in the kitchen???  |
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"I would refuse to pay anything if its my local and they been having my money over the past year, bloody cheek.
I will stick to having a wi in the kitchen with a curry and nibbles
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Your gonna have a 'wi' in the kitchen??? |
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"I would refuse to pay anything if its my local and they been having my money over the past year, bloody cheek.
I will stick to having a wi in the kitchen with a curry and nibbles
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cant u use the toilet like everyone else! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Well I am sorted am off to Chams on weds so that will be my new years eve and Christmas treat, mum gave me some Christmas money to treat myself and that's what I am going to do. Can get the train and go to chams and its still cheaper than a night in town go figure. |
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