supermfc
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Ah my bad... the the post on FB did say Amnesia but i assumed they were wrong when i seen KM5!nooo...
(kilometer five on the road to san antonio)
Drink Prices 2018
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supermfc
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Yeah my bad, McRackin has cleared it up above!
Vinyldreams
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Astronomical
FlatErik
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HI: 12 Euro for a water.
jimmiz
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Shame
craig72
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With an inflatable straw.
johndiamond
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anybody thinking of taking to social media with claims of how 'ibiza ain't ready for us' should read the above post and reconsider before posting
Johnny Vodka
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It's been years since I bought a drink in Ushuaia, but I thought spirits were reasonable value due to very large measures.
lee111s
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Not so bad if you do the combo tickets either. Well, not so bad for Ibiza
Johnny Vodka
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You go out in the UK and a single measure + mixer can be approaching £4. 
lee111s
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You go out in the UK and a single measure + mixer can be approaching £4.
Some Gin bars in Newcastle you won’t get much change from a tenner for a single and a mixer.
diver
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And the restYou go out in the UK and a single measure + mixer can be approaching £4.
johndiamond
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my overall opinion of ibz club drink prices
the spirit/mixer by the glass prices don't bother me as jv says: probably better value than in uk
the beers are very high and i wouldn't pay it. but better that than €2 a pop and the clubs being overrun with boozed up lads
the water prices are stupid, and encourage people to take risks with their health
the spirit/mixer by the glass prices don't bother me as jv says: probably better value than in uk
the beers are very high and i wouldn't pay it. but better that than €2 a pop and the clubs being overrun with boozed up lads
the water prices are stupid, and encourage people to take risks with their health
All licensed premises in England and Wales are required by law to provide "free potable water" to their customers upon request. In Scotland a similar law applies, but specifies "tap water fit for drinking".
This means pubs, bars, nightclubs, cafes, restaurants, takeaway food and drink outlets, cinemas, theatres, and even village and community halls - so long as they are authorised to serve alcohol.
Guess it's only an England and Wales thing.
This means pubs, bars, nightclubs, cafes, restaurants, takeaway food and drink outlets, cinemas, theatres, and even village and community halls - so long as they are authorised to serve alcohol.
Guess it's only an England and Wales thing.
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