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Hey guys,

just a quik post. Its opening night for a night club me and 2 mates are running. First night is called Reheated, after the good old days of heat at Crown.

EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT NOW

Location: 16 Grey St, ST Kilda (Just off the corner of Fitzoy and Grey st.)

Time: 10pm til 5am

Cover Charge:

$10 general admin ($5 before 12am too)

$5 for SAU forum members on mentioning u are a member (opening night only) now discount is every friday b4 1am

Dress: Neat Casual

Music: Dance, house, Electro

DJ's: Benny P, Aace and Chasers own DJ Toyboy + opening night special, DJ Marsi from Viper Room

Every friday @ Traffik, hope to see a huge turnout from all the vics and their Skylines

Our moto: GO HARD OR GO HOME!

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"I assume the club plays house/dance/techno type music?"

yeh house music progressing to hard nrg

open til 5:30am, but best to get there by 1:30 at the absolute latesest unless you plan on waiting in line. Traffik has a liquor license til 5:30 and other st.Kilda clubs have there's til around 2. so we'll get alot of ppl coming from other clubs. so guys i cant stress too much, get in before 1:30 and you'll have a rocking time.

Edited by cheez

btw yes, we allow thongs in our club. had a couple of ppl ask this. we aren't to strick on dress code. there is only 3 things that my club wont let in and security have been told this,

a) if u look dirty, scruffy, tracksuit pants - no go

b) if u stagger up the street or down it - no go

c) if u are agressive or abuse security at the door - no go

so as it sounds, dont need 2 b upper class dressed to get in just respectable/presentable.

hope to see a big turnout from sau. i wanna see all skylines parked out the front of traffik. lol

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