I’m planning a trip with about ten of my fellow high school seniors. We will be going to six flags and then we want to hit up a nightclub. We will have mixed company of boys and girls, and we are 17 and 18 years old.
Any suggestions?
There isnt really one for anyone under 18….and most of the clubs in Atlanta are 21+
What do you look for in a nightclub? What type of music? Lighting? A single bar table or scattered mini-bars? Is availability of food important? Do you go just to dance, hang out with friends, or meet new people? Smoking or non? What is the single most important feature? I’m just looking for general opinions on the matter. Something to help me focus my ideas and efforts.
being able to talk somewhere a little quieter if you have to.
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I could fill a book (a small one but still a book) on ideas for events nightclubs could hold. I used to be an extremely frequent nightclub goer and some of the events they held seemed utterly awfully thought out and made the night worse. I feel like i could bring some very good ideas to the table. What can i do to exploit this?
First and most importantly set up a brand, and make some set ups. something to show clients so they can get an idea of your events and your style.
Second, advertise. you may just end up doing small pub events to start off with. thats because big clubs wont invest that much money on a new event planner, when you have some good events in your books (even if they are small) then you have a shot at the big club money makers.
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