"Free Admission" doesn't mean it's completely free to enter a strip club
Club_Goer_Seattle
Seattle, Washington
Monday, November 26, 2012 10:29 PM
Inexperienced strip club patrons need to understand this. There are usually two components to getting into a strip club and sitting down. One is the admission fee and the other is a drink fee. When a strip club offers a free pass, that only waives the admission fee. You still have to pay for a drink to get in and sit down. In some clubs, the fee for both are collected at the entrance. This is where inexperienced patrons feel they've been mislead. In other clubs, you pay an entrance fee (cover charge) to get in, but then as soon as you sit down, a waitress approaches you for your drink and you pay the waitress.
The second sentence in this review is a common complaint from customers who don't understand. See:
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He only got half of the normal $20 admission/drink fee waived. That was the admission part. He didn't understand that "free admission" still means you have to buy a drink.
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