Party of 21 people (9 guys, 12 girls).\n\nI got in contact with a host, and he said our best/cheapest way to acccomodate our large party and save money was to get bottle service. If we got bottle ervice (even the cheapest option), everyone else would basically get in for free.\n\nWe were told to get there before 10:30 and don't wait in line. My party all didn't get there until about 10:45 and I contacted our host when we got there. He took 6 out of the 9 guys to get in line with the bottle service, which means the other 3 guys and 12 girls would get in for free. When the 6 guys got in line for table reservations, he told the rest of my party to get in the general line. But he said to not wait in line, I was quite confused and kind of annoyed.\n\nThe 6 guys including me were able to get in without any issues. But then the issue started happening when the rest of my party was trying to enter. By the time the rest of my party was entering, they were charging guys to enter. Inititially they were telling them $12, but as it took longer to get in and later the night got the 3 guys in my party had to pay $37. Not cool at all, especially if we were told everyone would have gotten in for free if we got a table reservation. However, I do have to recognize that it might have been different if my party was actually on time. I'll never know but it still sucks.\n\nOverall, I still had a great time. Music was a great mix of EDM and Hip-hop which satisfied all of my friend's musical taste. They put a tent that extends from the inside because it is winter. You could still walk around the outside part if you'd like. Our host was still nice and accomodating to the best of his ability. Staff and bartenders were great even though it was packed for the MLK weekend. Ladies got open bar until 12am, but it's only cranberry and vodka. You ladies have to be a bit aggressive if you want your drinks.\n\nNe-Yo started his residency the night we were there. He was a great performer and did a mixture of everything from So Sick to Let Me Love You.
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