Clubs in Italy

plastik · Post by **plastik** » Fri Oct 12, 2007 2:35 pm

vermi wrote:i had a great time in milano when i visited the city last year.
went to magazzini generali one night when galluzzi played, really nice club and good atmosphere. maybe a bit too high covercharge (think i payed 25€), though it included a drinkticket (or what to call it)

mind you guys, if you come to ITALY from today on you can't get any alcohol in clubs after 2 a.m.
that's a new law and it looks like it's working.

spideresistance · Post by **spideresistance** » Fri Oct 12, 2007 4:16 pm

plastik wrote:
vermi wrote:i had a great time in milano when i visited the city last year.
went to magazzini generali one night when galluzzi played, really nice club and good atmosphere. maybe a bit too high covercharge (think i payed 25€), though it included a drinkticket (or what to call it)
mind you guys, if you come to ITALY from today on you can't get any alcohol in clubs after 2 a.m.
that's a new law and it looks like it's working.

it was already on last week. i can confirm it's working properly.

if · Post by if » Mon Jan 07, 2008 4:32 pm

Unfortunately, Rome is pretty disappointing. It's not the parties or the music that is lacking, it's the scene itself and the people in attendance. I have never been pushed and glared at so much in one night!

Oh, and the parties are way to expensive.

patrick bateman · Post by **patrick bateman** » Mon Jan 07, 2008 8:06 pm

spideresistance wrote:
plastik wrote:
vermi wrote:i had a great time in milano when i visited the city last year.
went to magazzini generali one night when galluzzi played, really nice club and good atmosphere. maybe a bit too high covercharge (think i payed 25€), though it included a drinkticket (or what to call it)
mind you guys, if you come to ITALY from today on you can't get any alcohol in clubs after 2 a.m.
that's a new law and it looks like it's working.
it was already on last week. i can confirm it's working properly.

Ehm, what do you guys mean when saying it's working?
Are you liking that the government controls when you can drink or not?

Marcus Stork · Post by **Marcus Stork** » Mon Jan 07, 2008 10:36 pm

plastik wrote:
vermi wrote:i had a great time in milano when i visited the city last year.
went to magazzini generali one night when galluzzi played, really nice club and good atmosphere. maybe a bit too high covercharge (think i payed 25€), though it included a drinkticket (or what to call it)
mind you guys, if you come to ITALY from today on you can't get any alcohol in clubs after 2 a.m.
that's a new law and it looks like it's working.

What? this sounds sick.. so they only want drug using in the clubs. Perfect..

fromkaraoketostardom · Tue Jan 08, 2008 1:30 am

doctor sax in torino !!!!!

crazy place.....

and i think there, there are no rules !

vermi · Post by **vermi** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:29 am

plastik wrote:
vermi wrote:i had a great time in milano when i visited the city last year.
went to magazzini generali one night when galluzzi played, really nice club and good atmosphere. maybe a bit too high covercharge (think i payed 25€), though it included a drinkticket (or what to call it)
mind you guys, if you come to ITALY from today on you can't get any alcohol in clubs after 2 a.m.
that's a new law and it looks like it's working.

almost the same as in oslo then.. after 3am the clubs/pubs/bars aren't allowed to sell alcohol.. and 30min later they have to close.. superdupernorwaypolitics

fck the government

plastik · Post by **plastik** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 4:44 pm

patrick bateman wrote:
Ehm, what do you guys mean when saying it's working?
Are you liking that the government controls when you can drink or not?

well, in a way, yes.
you can't drink alcohol after 2 o'clock in clubs.
some minor venues, or independent clubs, sometimes sell booze after 2 o'clock, but it's unusual.