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  • I went with a large group of people to this club on a Saturday night. We had, close to about 20 people in our group, for a shared birthday party. A lot of us decided this would be the perfect place to celebrate because we could get a few hotel rooms and not have to worry about finding a designated driver, as well as being able to dance and gamble a bit. We all went straight to Degree 270, as soon as we got to the club there was a line to get in, which is standard for any club. We waited about 20 minutes before we got to the front, but one guy in our group had on a black v-neck, which is not allowed so he was told he needed to go buy a shirt from the gift shop to get in, or get a collared shirt. His shirt was nice and not in any way offensive, but they would not let him in so our entire group did not go in. Because we had a few rooms and had already spent a lot of money in the hotel, we asked to talk to a manager to see if they could do anything for us. The hostess of the club laughed at us and made us wait for 15 minutes before she even called for a manager. When the manager came out she explained the policy of the dress code, but when looking at the sign it says "refrain from wearing." While the manager explained why we could not get inside, I watched a few guys get in the club wearing v-necks. When I mentioned that, she replied "they are purple members," well am I not spending my money here also? Is a plain black v-neck so offensive that it is worth turning down 20 people from a club that had a lot of money to spend? Then she decided to prove her point and went to the line of people and told all the men who didn't have the right attire to leave, I watched half the line walk away. The most disappointing moment of the night is when we talked to the main manager, whom when we explained our dilemma walked away from a guest as they were talking and said "I HAVE BETTER THINGS TO DO!" (I should also mention this man he walked away from, serves for our country.) We did not swear and we did not get out of line. The sad part is everyone I watched enter that club left less than 10 minutes they entered. I could not get a refund for the room and ended up going to old town for the time of my life, even though I wasted all that money at the casino.
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