Post: #1

has anyone had success walking right into the VIP area?

Post: #2

Get yourself a set of these..



Walk in with a group of girls, pretend to be with them.

I have done that in years but it used to work for me sometimes.

Post: #3

(04-02-2014 08:03 AM)seaAltair Wrote:  has anyone had success walking right into the VIP area?

Yes.

But, I was the one bringing customers to the VIP area as a job(club promoter). So along with bringing customers there, I would just walk right in. Since it was my job.

Usually there is a bouncer at the vip entrance and you cant get there without the proper vip bracelet thing around your wrist.

Also if people spot you without the bracelet on your wrist, you get checked (i.e. they check and see if you're on the list and if you aren't. . . .)


So yeah, either pay for vip, or become a club promoter and bring lots of customers. You'll even get to meet lots of Performers, DJs, Stars etc . .(I've met Rhianna before. . .that was awesome.).

Thing is being a promoter really isn't easy, and you'll burn out quick if you doing it wrong, or in the wrong city/club/etc.

Ask Christian McQueen for more info, he's pretty much the No.1 Guy here on that subject. . . .

.

Post: #4

Been doing this lately in NYC. Couple things:

-If you don't have a group of hot girls to take with you, roll solo. Even just 2 dudes is an automatic denial at the best places
-Be talkative and sell yourself, but not over the top friendly
-Show up early -- club opens at 11, you get there at 11:10, get your hand stamped then come back later
-Make yourself known -- go to these places repeatedly until the bouncers recognize you as a regular
-Sometimes you can even run into a group of hot girls in the line, make friends with one, and just walk in with them
-Or better yet make friends with a dude who's got some pull with the bouncers and have him bring you in

It's pretty hit or miss though. Worth a shot if you're already at the club and you see the opportunity, but don't plan on getting in unless you're buying a table.

Post: #5

Ive always loved getting into higher security areas and trespassing in general (from occupied areas, to climbing on rooftops downtown and closed theme parks)
Walk like you own an area and you can get into most places.
Got court side at an NBA All Star Game by flashing a smile and walking right past security... multiple times on my way to the court.

Same way got to stand at the receiving end zone during an NFL kickoff in Dallas.

Don't expect these positions to last long though unless you quickly establish your reason for being there and have something to provide reasonable doubt for unseen credentials (long sleeves for wrist bands, jackets/coats/hoodies for lanyards)

Moment youre in an area you aren't supposed to be, the goal is to either remain unnoticed and unapproachable (by staying moving and looking busy), or meet and befriend yourself with people so necessary to the area they can keep you there even if its acknowledged you werent supposed to be there.

"Hi I'm LaserBear, what's your name and what do you do?" - "Oh really I'm blank bullshit bullshit bullshit"
Immediately start befriending one clear high value person and attempt to join.

Usually worst that happens is you get kicked out and you're right back where you started, except now you're laughing about getting kicked out from said location.

Post: #6

I have a friend who has made fake press credentials for sports events and they've worked, as long as you seem confident there's a high chance you will go in, just like LaserBear says look busy act normal.

Post: #7

I did it at Lalapalooza once by standing near the VIP entrance then mingling with a big crowd as they went past the overtasked security guard.

Post: #8

It's very possible, but it's better to put in a little effort and get the spot On Lock.

Why fake it, if you can make it?

Post: #9

Act like you know what you're doing and confidently just walk in. I'm pretty good at doing this, but mainly because I never see the bouncers and just want to go where I want to go. Usually at these clubs and festivals I'm a little drunk and just don't care if they're checking or not. If the guy checking is weak, just ignore them. Walk in with a sea of people when its going to be impossible for them to check or follow closely behind some people that you would reasonably "blend" with.

Post: #10

(04-02-2014 06:20 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote:  It's very possible, but it's better to put in a little effort and get the spot On Lock.

Why fake it, if you can make it?

Sometimes, you don't visit a venue enough to lock it down, eg: vacation.

Post: #11

(04-02-2014 09:56 PM)seaAltair Wrote:  

(04-02-2014 06:20 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote:  It's very possible, but it's better to put in a little effort and get the spot On Lock.

Why fake it, if you can make it?

Sometimes, you don't visit a venue enough to lock it down, eg: vacation.

True, but you can use a tip to get in.

What's worse?

A. Sneaking in, getting caught and thrown out (not just out of VIP, but the club/event) just as you start making out with a sexy dime?

or

B. Tipping the VIP Manager $20, telling them you'd like to check out the VIP since you're visiting from out of town and getting a wristband?

Post: #12

(04-02-2014 10:00 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote:  

(04-02-2014 09:56 PM)seaAltair Wrote:  

(04-02-2014 06:20 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote:  It's very possible, but it's better to put in a little effort and get the spot On Lock.

Why fake it, if you can make it?

Sometimes, you don't visit a venue enough to lock it down, eg: vacation.

True, but you can use a tip to get in.

What's worse?

A. Sneaking in, getting caught and thrown out (not just out of VIP, but the club/event) just as you start making out with a sexy dime?

or

B. Tipping the VIP Manager $20, telling them you'd like to check out the VIP since you're visiting from out of town and getting a wristband?

I'll keep this in mind

Post: #13

I wouldn't tip or pay if you live in the area and want to frequent the place. They're going to expect that every time. For vacations, it's def the way to go.

Post: #14

This is somewhat a sport for me. Most memorable one has to be when I sneaked into some VIP section together with a camera team on new years eve at the Sydney Harbour Bridge before the fireworks. In Singapore I sneaked into a VIP party at the top floor at the Marina bay.

Sometimes it doesn't need to be a VIP event. If a place has a juicy entrance fee I often try to sneak in or bullshitting my way in. It's a part of the game

Post: #15

(04-02-2014 10:51 PM)tawillionaire Wrote:  I wouldn't tip or pay if you live in the area and want to frequent the place. They're going to expect that every time. For vacations, it's def the way to go.

How I did it at a local club was walk right in later in the night when everyone is drunk and the vip guard is mia

Post: #16

honestly, why do you want to sneak in?

I you want to be there, then you can be in any VIP area - even if you pay.

I have snuck into VIP areas before and was constantly on edge as if the security was looking out for me (I'm recalling a time, I bought Red Bull from a supermarket to sneak into a Red Bull event - the doorman thought I was just a delivery man!).

Much better to be there and belong there. You'll be at ease (at least I would be) and so can game better!

Post: #17

What Mcqueen says is legit.
Bet people will keep trying to sneak in though.. Ive done it a couple times..so im not one to be hard on either side.

If I hit up a place often..I like to just talk to bouncers,promoters, male bartenders anyway.
Some hours are slower than others..Sometimes you arent opening a set.
Make conversation..why to people pass this concept off.

I've got friends that have been bouncing or tending for years.
Most people walk to the door like they are confuses whether that can/will get in. ( Are you in or out?)
Most people act like they dont know what to drink. ( You already had 4 budlights...what do you have to think about?)

You don't even have to be a complete regular to get free stuff every now an then.
Bartenders and whatnot are allowed to give stuff out on the house...just don't be a weirdo

Post: #18

I snuck into a Mike Tyson fight once at the MGM in Las Vegas.

The morning of the fight, I was walking through the casino. I saw a sign that said "Employee Laundry".

I went down some stairs and found myself in a laundry room. There was an armed guard.

I told me friend that when I distracted the guard, I wanted him to grab 2 MGM "uniforms" and casually walk away.

I went up and talked to the guard, I was sure to block his "line of sight" towards my freind.

Hours later, we put the uniforms on and walked to the front gate of the boxing arena. We grabbed a table from each end and starting walking towards the VIP entrance.

2 police officers opened the gate for us and told people to get out of the way!

We went to the bathroom and took our "uniforms" off and threw them in the garbage. We had suits on underneath. We found two open seats in the upper level.

*****

But, like McQueen said, it's better to not have to sneak into these places.

It's better to have the money and lifestyle to not have to worry about it.

As I got older, I got tired of sneaking around and trying to save a few bucks.

Post: #19

Grab a chick whos in VIP and get walked in. This is my MO.

I haven't even thought of half the shit people have done. GIO you are hysterical!

Post: #20

I seem to have an unnatural talent for sneaking in places, getting entry when noone else can, things like that
I regularly seem to accidentally walk into VIP areas, private functions etc, bouncers seem to either not notice me or assume that I am meant to be where I'm going. And then after they see me in there for a bit I can go back and forth because they assume I was in there because I was meant to be
I wish I knew my secret lol

Post: #21

For you cats who claim to be able to easily sneak into events/VIP etc...consider this:

Shouldn't you be standing out? If you're unnoticeable, then you're doing something wrong.



Gio you should write a book. That's a hysterical story.

Post: #22

This type of thing is never worth it. We are men, not sneaks. Leave that for the middle school kids.

Pay your own way. Be independent. Stand tall. Walk in through the front door like you own the place, spread the love around like McQ says, and bask in your aura.

Any other way is just...wasting time.

Post: #23

(04-03-2014 12:20 PM)Giovonny Wrote:  I snuck into a [b]Mike Tyson fight once at the MGM in Las Vegas.[/b]

The morning of the fight, I was walking through the casino. I saw a sign that said "Employee Laundry".

I went down some stairs and found myself in a laundry room. There was an armed guard.

I told me friend that when I distracted the guard, I wanted him to grab 2 MGM "uniforms" and casually walk away.

I went up and talked to the guard, I was sure to block his "line of sight" towards my freind.

Hours later, we put the uniforms on and walked to the front gate of the boxing arena. We grabbed a table from each end and starting walking towards the VIP entrance.

2 police officers opened the gate for us and told people to get out of the way!

We went to the bathroom and took our "uniforms" off and threw them in the garbage. We had suits on underneath. We found two open seats in the upper level.

*****

But, like McQueen said, it's better to not have to sneak into these places.

It's better to have the money and lifestyle to not have to worry about it.

As I got older, I got tired of sneaking around and trying to save a few bucks.

congrats

Post: #24

Another one:

I was in San Antonio for the Final Four at the old Alamodome. It was the national championship game.

My friend and I walked towards an exit door that was being "guarded" by an old man. He was probably volunteering or just doing it to get out of the house.

The door was open and people would occasionally come out, maybe 45 minutes before the game, we walked up confidently, the old man said, "tickets guys", "we don't have tickets" I said, "we just came in from California and we were hoping to catch the game, would it be okay if we came in?"

The old man stepped back and nodded his head, motioning us to come in.

I imagine he let us in because he was an older man and he didn't have the heart to say "no" to two kids wanting to watch the game.

I think about that old guy sometimes. That was cool.

*****

If look cool and personable, sometimes people will just let you in, if you ask politely, especially in Texas.

Post: #25

This is one of my favorite moves!

I call it "The Fake Lost & Found Trick"

This is how I get into any health club whenever I want.

- First, get an old t-shirt or umbrella or swim goggles or swim trunks or a sweatshirt or gloves or anything that looks like it could go in the lost and found.

- Second, pour water all over yourself so you look sweaty, don't over do it, make it look natural

- Third, wrap a small white towel around your neck so it looks like you just came out of the gym.

- Fourth, put in earphones which are connected to your phone so you look like you are/were on the phone

- Fifth, get the health club phone number and call the front desk to ask a random question. Get the name of the person working the front desk, remember it.

Then, wait just outside the entrance and wait for someone to walk in and occupy the front desk person. When someone walks in, wait a few seconds and then come in behind them.

Don't wait behind them but rather walk straight up to the side of the desk.

When the front desk person looks at you, smile and say their name -- "hey joe" or "hey suzy". Act like you know them.

Then say -- "joe, I just went outside to grab my phone and some lady dropped this".

Hand them the "fake lost and found item".

Then say -- "ya she put in on top of her car and then she drove off before I could stop her"

The front desk person will say -- "thank you so much"

Say -- "No problem Joe" and casually walk in.

Because I look like I was working out, I'm sweaty, and I presented myself as a "good samaritan", they never think that I am sneaking in.

******

Now, here are some advanced tips to make this even easier..

When you exit the club:

1) Steal one of their towels

- This is so the next time you return, you will have one of their towels to wrap around your neck and you will look even more like a real member

2) Take a few of their disposable water cups

- This is so the next time you return, you will have one of their own water cups in your hand and you will look even more like a real member.

If you have one of their towels and one of their cups and you walk in sweaty with a fake lost and found item and you say what I wrote, you will get in.

Also, on the way out, if the front desk person is different from when you walked in, go thru their lost and found and take a few items for next time.

In the trunk of my car, I have a bunch of lost and found items and towels and cups from all the gyms in my area.

I have done this with forum members and they just laughed.