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This weekend was my second time at Tao and I don't think I will go back. My friends and I(around 17 people) were celebrating our close friend's birthday when one of our friends was turned away because the bouncers didn't believe that the person in her driver's license was her. She is 24 years old and has never been refused at ANY clubs in ANY city because of anyone not believing the person in the photo was not her. She got into Tao 2 years earlier when she was 22! Also, my friend's younger sister got in and she didn't. That doesn't make sense to me. I would think that after being a bouncer for a long time, one should be able to tell from the features in a driver's license picture and be able to compare it to a real person. My friend offered other forms(plural) of identification but Tao's management said they could only accept a passport. Who would bring a passport to a club? To Vegas? This incident ruined the rest of our evening and of course we couldn't have a good time at Tao when my friend was not able to get in. We left Tao and went to two other clubs that night and my friend got in without a problem. Tao, I know you are liable for underage individuals in your club but next time you refuse someone please be more careful in your evaluation. In the end all we wanted was to have a good time and we were deeply disappointed....Choose from:
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