Nice but doesn't honor their own advertisements

I get it. It's a special night. They are having Alexis Texas visit. They should get a premium for that alone. However, they might not want to advertise free admission right on their website, and make sure Alexis does not advertise free admission on her tweets if they don't plan to honor the ads. I showed up with both only to be told they won't honor their own ad. Very strange. It's doubly ironic since 1) I couldn't stay for Alexis anyhow even though I really wanted to due to an early morning appointment, and 2) I brought $1000 to spend, on a dancer. I had a rough day and unfortunately the admissions girl didn't do anything to change that. I'm sure it is a great club and it looked quite nice. Unfortunately in my experience, when a business place doesn't honor their own ads, what they do provide is usually of lower quality. Thus, I took a pass. Bottom line: go there not expecting to get anything they advertise to bring you in and you may have a good time. Expect them to actually do what they advertise and you'll likely be disappointed. Very strange for a club that appears to bill itself as providing superior service.