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dateCreated	2016-04-17 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Hakkasan Nightclub
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rev:text	I do not like this club. At all. Which is weird because I thought this was the club I'd love. As someone who came out of the rave scene only about a year and a half ago, Hakkasan was always talked about. I went with a group of about eight people and we had table reservations. Our comped table was the closest to the outside walls with super easy access to the dance floor. The host made our drinks, we hung out for a bit, and we danced. I never realized how awful it is dancing to EDM for hours... in heels. Blech. CONS: -The main level is really small. I couldn't believe how small it was. -It is jam packed. Even without a headlining DJ and what you would think would be a slow night, they still pack the place. It looked awful to be guest list because they were all packed like sardines all over the place. -It is wayyyyy too loud. Don't get me wrong, I can handle loud music. I grew up going to rock concerts and shows but, this was just extreme. There's no way you're having a conversation with anyone in this club. Everyone is constantly screaming into each other's ears, no matter how far away you are from the speakers. -If you don't keep ordering bottle service, they replace your whole table without any notice. I mean I get it, they're trying to make the most money that night. It's cool. You do you Hakkasan group. However, when we came back from dancing, and random people were at our table it was so awkward. We were confused and we had to get our stuff out of the cubbies under the benches they were sitting on. It probably made the experience a bit weird for the new guests as well. PROS: -The bathrooms were nice. They had employees in the restrooms to assist drunken ladies find the next open stall, offer us towels, and the usual bowl of mints, mouthwash, perfume, etc. -The dance floor was a lot of fun. Whenever my group went out to dance, we surprisingly had enough room to make dance circles and made friends while we were at it. The air vents were a big plus. It gets hot in there and I appreciate them providing us with heavy bursts of air. I probably won't be back. There are a lot of options here in Vegas. Maybe Omnia or even JEWEL will offer something better.
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