San Diego Club Crawl — Restaurant in San Diego

Unfortunately it was an unpleasant experience and I would be hard pressed to say that it was even a decent experience. My group was 5 people and the night was New Year's Eve so I thought "few things might good wrong given the busy holiday but all in all it should be a good night, everything is being taken care of etc." First off we started at this place called Fluxx, a decent club but once we got there it was clear to me that we weren't there to start the fun but rather to pick up our wrist bands for the crawl, which seemed odd as it would make sense that you would start the fun at the club where everyone is meeting so other groups could meet other people. Secondly they also ran out of wrist bands, again very odd since they most likely had a group count of the total people attending that night before the night even started. Eventually we walked to a place which wasn't even a club but rather a hookah lounge. We waited in line for 10 to 15 minutes (possibly more) but once inside we noticed the only bar they had was in the back and very small. Waiting in line once again for a drink in which we had to pay full price (one of our group members mentioned we were with the Club Crawl and they still charged us full price for our drinks). On the Club Crawl San Diego's website they advertise discounted drink prices, not sure what this means to them but to me it means that you pay a reduced price for something that other people are paying full price for. After this last little "surprise", my group decided that what we really paid for was a walking tour totaling two blocks and the luxury to talk to strangers in line. We decided to go on our own since we saw the writing on the wall that this company was extremely disorganized and we ended up at this little place called Pops near Fluxx which was awesome!!! It is worth noting though that the people working the event were nice which probably saved it from getting a...

We did this for my bachelorette weekend this past Saturday and honestly, we had much higher expectations. It was very chaotic, we were told there would be $5 drink specials at the clubs and they were ALL full price and the bartenders kept telling us that we needed a card (which we were not given), we were told we wouldn't have to pay to get into the clubs but in fact in the normal line no one was paying. This caused a lot of frustration and anxiety among the bridal party and I would not recommend this for a bachelorette weekend. You're much better off just going to the clubs on your own and not paying the $30. I feel bad because my whole bridal party, including me (the bride) basically wasted our money. We ended up going back to the bars down Pacific Beach like we did the night before, got right in, didn't spend an arm and a leg on drinks, danced our butts off and had an...

There are a few things you should know before booking, things that are very cleverly advertised or omitted. You will NOT skip any lines, as the first few clubs were completely empty, if there is a line, expect to wait like everyone else. They say you get a free shot, but you actually get half off of the bottom shelf liquor. Don’t wear any shorts or hats because you can’t get in the clubs (not sure if they mentioned this). You only spend about 40 mins per club, so expect to be leaving as soon as people are being let inside. It’s very obvious why they have no refunds and their customer service teams is aggressively dismissive about your experience and have the perfect excuse for everything gone wrong. On a good note, The host was awesome and personable and if you don’t care about having a packed club you get an idea of the...