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jtilch

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ILLINOIS

I recently held a party at a private room in a night club. My contract states that my open bar was for 3 hours, and started at 11:00pm. However the manager that night closed our bar at 1:00am. What should I do? Thanks!
 


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HomeGuru

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jtilch said:
ILLINOIS

I recently held a party at a private room in a night club. My contract states that my open bar was for 3 hours, and started at 11:00pm. However the manager that night closed our bar at 1:00am. What should I do? Thanks!
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**A: nothing unless you and your guests were not rowdy, biligerant and respectful. and did not already have enough to drink by 1AM.
 
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jtilch

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My guests were not rowdy and were respectful...the manager stated if i wanted to keep the open bar open for another hour. we would have to pay $27 for each person, but we were welcome to stay in the private room...we ended up going to the main part of the night club until 4am. My contract clearly states "Open bar for 3 hours to include bottled beer, house wines,
Top Shelf mixed drinks, juice & soda. No shots, doubles." Am I entitled to a refund? If so how do I go about requesting it?
 
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divgradcurl

Senior Member
jtilch said:
My guests were not rowdy and were respectful...the manager stated if i wanted to keep the open bar open for another hour. we would have to pay $27 for each person, but we were welcome to stay in the private room...we ended up going to the main part of the night club until 4am. My contract clearly states "Open bar for 3 hours to include bottled beer, house wines,
Top Shelf mixed drinks, juice & soda. No shots, doubles." Am I entitled to a refund? If so how do I go about requesting it?
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Just ask. If they don't give you a refund, either give it up, or, if you have a signed, written contract, consider filing an action in small claims court.
 
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