The night started off well - we purchased the wrist bands for $100 to have unlimited well drinks and were immediately impressed with the side acts happening - almost circus like and very entertaining.  After about 1 1/2 hours at the club, we had just finished watching an act and a bouncer turned to me and said \""time to call it a night.\""  I was very confused, because while I had finished three drinks, I was certainly not drunk on any \""getting kicked out of the bar\"" level.  I tried to get clarification and he pointed at my girlfriend and said \""she was swaying.\""  I thought he was kidding - she hadn't had any more to drink than me - and if she was swaying it was just enjoying the music - and furthermore, if she was the one getting kicked out, why would they tell me to be calling it a night?  It didn't make any sense.  They would just go to her and kick her out - but somehow, they knew we were together and made a point to kick us out together.  This was all before 1am.  \n\nAfter assessing our situation and trying to coordinate with the others in our group that were still in the club, I returned one more time to try and ask some questions.  I was completely respectful and just said I didn't understand.  The bouncer got a puffed up, crossed his arms and said it didn't matter why he kicked us out, he could do whatever he wanted - it was private property.  He said if he came to my house and I told him to leave he would have to go - same here.  \n\nExcept we paid money to go into the club, and were dismissed before we were able to really even take advantage of it.  If you ask me, it's a brilliant business model - charge people the $100 for drinking and  then kick them out before they can use it.  \n\nThere is no explanation for what happened.  We've been trying to figure out if they were just trying to make more room for other people - single people who might spend more money, or if they truly are taking advantage of that arm band and making money off of it.  We certainly weren't drunk enough or behaving in any way to merit it.  \n\nI've sent an email and am awaiting a response.  \n\nI've never been kicked out of a bar or club before, have always been respectful, and even in this situation, I never raised my voice or caused a problem.  But it ruined our night - I couldn't stop thinking about it and trying to figure out what happened.  \n\nAs far as I'm concerned, they owe me $100 and an apology.  And if you do go, don't buy the wrist band or any deals - they'll just take advantage of you.