I went in not knowing anything about this show except that it had a Christmas theme...and I am THAT…read moreperson. I love everything Christmas. The show was at the top floor of the Beverly Center, when parking in the structure, park by the grand court elevator which is on the side of the lot closest to Beverly. That way, you can avoid the long walk from the la cienega escalators. Though the website mentions parking validation, there is none but it's only $1/hr up to 4 hrs. Once you are in, you are in instagram heaven. So many things to pose with and the decorations are beautiful!! Once you are done, you are seated at a a table. It reminds me of an improv type theater for a comedy show. You can order your cocktail (or wine, etc.,) & food to enjoy during the show. The show itself was entertaining - it's rated R, I can see why there is an age restriction (18 +). It's a little of everything - comedy, drag, dancing, singing...hahaha! It's a fun evening out with your good friends.

Wow, what a FUN FUN & SEXY night! We had bought tickets to go with friends for my birthday and we…read moreweren't sure what to expect. Not only did they have cute and sexy and fun photo ops, the appetizers were sooo delicious and the show SUPERB! The talent these amazing actors have is incredible, the singing and acrobatics were out of this world and the sexy NSFW dances were fun & super sexy! I'll only post the PG13 pics but not the naughty ones. I highly recommend you go this Christmas season and experience it for yourself. It'll be a great date night or social occasion. We received great service from beginning to end when it came to ordering my cocktail and food. They were always attentive an prompt.

A JOYFUL TIME!!!! Such a joyful time we had on a Friday…read morenight. The food was delicious at the location I choose to eat at which was The Nile, all the locations have great food by the way and the service is top tier at ALL locations. You are greeted and treated very well. The host Eva has excellent energy she makes sure you are safe and well take care of during the entire experience. The entire group became one big happy family by the end of the night. It was sooooo much fun. I definitely recommend this extraordinary experience and I will be purchasing more tickets to attend future events. Thank you Spark It Up Crawl, I shall return very soon!!!!!

Went on a Saturday night and had a blast! Martin's margaritas were amazing! It was nice hanging out…read morewith people you know and getting to meet new people. We celebrated a birthday and the lovely hosts celebrated her as well!

Laid back open mic every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. Located in the basement of Trinity…read moreBaptist Church (look for the sign outside). Parking in the lot across 10th st. Sign ups are at 7:30pm and the show starts at 8pm. Expect an eclectic mix: singer songwriters, poets, performance artists, and instrumentalists. Coffee and yummy snacks are provided by Little Tastes catering. All are welcome!

I love this open mic! Everyone is so friendly and they have an actual grand piano there! Very…read moresupportive environment for beginners and seasoned musicians. Free parking. No cover. Small fee for the available snacks/beverages there.

Great show! I've been coming once a month for the past 4 or 5 months. The show has wonderful talent…read moreand is full of laughter and entertainment. I'm definitely a fan. The host really pulls you in and makes sure you're enjoying yourself. con: Open bar..... not quite, there's a sign that says $4.00 donation per drink. Which is fine, but don't call it an OPEN BAR. Because if you don't have your $4 the bartender will point to the sign and let you know what the sign says, then give you a weird look like where's my money. In my case, I put whatever cash I had in my pocket in the tip jar ($3)... the bartender took the money out the jar opened it up to count it (in front of everyone), then proceeded to point to the sign that says $4. he says "you see that sign" ........ ok ....ok... my bad ....i'll remember drinks are $4. I'm just saying ..... don't call it open bar. All in all GREAT SHOW, I highly recommend it..... drinks are $4

I went to The Red Light Lounge not expecting very much, especially only having paid $10.00 to get…read morein. Let me just tell you... I went home a HUGE FAN! Upon entering I was very impressed with the ample cocktail style seating and large stage the venue offered. It actually had a supper club feel, once the host and the live band took to the stage. I signed up for the open mic, and and had a wonderful experience reciting my poem. I have been a repeat guest ever since. The artist that performed were very talented. The show was interactive and entertaining, as the host has the audience participate in games and activities throughout the night. My favorite is where the DJ and the band battle each other. In this game, the audience picks a song and the DJ has to play the song on the turn tables, and then the band has to play the same song with their instruments or vice versa. The audience then votes for either the DJ or the band. Can I just say "AMAAAZING!!!" The open wine and vodka bar was a great BONUS. There is a suggested tip of $4.00 for premium liquor, such as tequila. Where else can you get a Margarita for under $5.00? My suggestion is to bring cash or drink wine or vodka, if you don't want to give the bartender a decent tip for a free drink. I definitely recommend The Red Light Lounge to anyone looking for a GREAT evening . I'll be celebrating my birthday there in November with friends and family. Don't take my word for it...come out and see for yourself. Hope to see you there!

I am a very avid Yelp user. So when I couldn't find many reviews on this place, I was a little…read moreskeptical, but decided to give them a try anyway. The woman that I spoke with was very sweet and as we continued to correspond with one another over the next few weeks, I began to grow a soft spot for her (despite the fact that I knew by the end of it, I would have a very sad wallet.) She was very accommodating and answered all my questions, even when I called to bug her nearly every day to make sure that this wasn't just another group that would kiss and run, leaving me with nothing but butterflies flapping out of my coin purse. Long story short, I had a wonderful experience and got exactly what I had bargained for (if not more!) Yes, it truly is expensive and a bit overpriced. But if you managed to somehow find yourself on their website in the first place, I'm assuming your first and second options fell through, yes?

Had the perfect experience. If I could give 10 stars I would. I loved how professional they are and…read morefollowed through without and issues. I'm sold and will use them again for sure. Thank you

The best to do. I don't even try to go anywhere else. Quick responses, great recommendations and…read morebest prices

This company should be awarded the J.D power award year after year as long they keep their…read morebusiness. These guys are the best of the best in what they do. They go out of their way to make sure their customers are taken care of and secure in every way. I'd give an example to when these guys helped on their off hours from work with just a simple phone call. I had purchased a ticket to a System of a Down concert when the lady at entrance said your ticket was not valid. I called Steve and he fixed the issue right away. Steve Scott and Aaron are the best 1 2 3 punch in this business. I have been loyal to them since they opened. They sell my season tickets to Da Bears and NOT once I've had any issues. These guys are your one stop place for all your tickets needs. Thank You Steve Scott and Aaron. You guys have a loyal customer for life. God Bless you all. Thank You Mano

5 star service! Thank you Zak!,,, your the best…read more I had never rented a party bus so a friend recommended Zak. I am an agent and had some out of town agents that hadn't ever really experienced LA nightlife. Zak picked us up with a completely decked out party bus..... fun times.. Zak, then continued his awesomeness by taking us to some amazing dance clubs in Weho! LA5starclubcrawl is a must do!! I

I wanted to celebrate this year my birthday I booked the bday package and for sister bachelorette…read moreparty i wanted to offer her a good time with her 20 girlfriends so I choose the Bachelorette party package. What can I say , Zack is the man very flexible and accommodating kind honest and very professional. Thank you Zack again for the great experience

It was my first time going to one of these events and had an amazing time! Went with a couple of…read morefriends and did one day only. Came to check out deadmau5 and Calvin Harris. Wished I got a chance to check out the other performers. I would suggest to get dropped off since parking is insane! Also, wear comfy shoes that u don't mind getting dirty. Be prepared to get dirt all over it and getting them stepped on by other people (rude!). A huge negative are the porta potties. DISGUSTING. I mean, I don't expect them to be clean or smelling like roses. But it got so bad that I stopped drinking alcohol And water just so I won't pee!!! Yea...that bad. I won't go graphic on how it looked. Also FYI they don't check bags as thoroughly as they do with you. They pat you down like nobody's business.

HARDfest's Halloween installment, wisely planned the weekend after Insomniac's Escape from…read moreWonderland, brought an impressive lineup and dense crowds to the Los Angeles State Historic Park. It was a BLAST. And now it's time for a breakdown! LOCATION & PARKING 5 stars here. LA State Historic Park is a 20-minute walk from Union Station (and even closer to the Chinatown stop of the Gold Line), and HARD worked with the LA Metro to provide free rides on all Metro lines for anyone with a ticket. SCORE. And if you planned ahead like me, you found a station with free onsite parking (although it may have been far away, at least you didn't have to sit in traffic to get to your destination!). A festival that encourages you to save money on both gas AND parking is already awesome in my book. GETTING IN & OUT This is the single biggest reason that this event wasn't 5 stars for me. Some things can't really be helped, like a rowdy crowd, but about an hour and a half after the music started, apparently some people moved some bike racks that had been used as barricades and totally messed up the lines to get in. HARD had to reset a bunch of stuff and so by the time I got there (punishment for being late?), I stood in a huge, nebulous crowd with no idea where the entrance was and no clue when I'd ever reach it. I can tolerate this bullshit when I have a bajillion decibels coming at me and lazers melting my eyes, but just to get in? I'm ready to murder the next person who so much as brushes up against my shoulder. Overheard in the crowd: "C'mon man, don't make me smoke all my weed out HERE!" I understand that bad crowds aren't necessarily the organizers' fault. BUT a bullhorn and a soapbox would have been really useful at this point. SOMEthing to let us know what was going on, or that we were even in the right place. Instead there was a slow movement as people were let in and eventually I found myself at the entrance, 40 minutes later, having missed the first set that I wanted to see. EVENT LAYOUT Super manageable. In some cases, almost too close. There were four stages with - true to form - a small variety of genres to please different palates. You had moombahton tucked in the back, dubstep towards the middle, the big headliners on the main stage, and even a smaller stage (charmingly called the Red Bull "DIscotheque") for funky house. This was a great setup, even though at some points there was a little sound bleed between the Red Bull stage and the main HARD Stage. But walking from one end of the event to the other was less than 10 minutes. There was an assortment of food and beverage vendors, but it was $4 waters for me all night. CROWD Yeah, so we talked about the bike racks. That aside, this was another super cool crowd. Less dressed up than Escape the weekend prior, I think, but overall super chill. I actually was meeting up with friends, but in some cases had lost them by the end of the evening, or didn't even get a chance to meet up with them before my battery went dead. No matter; there were plenty of people around and striking up conversations and making festival friends was a piece of cake...it's actually part of the experience. One note about cell phone service in the LA State Historic Park: IT SUCKS. Even with my robust Verizon 4G megamegamegabattery phone, it still ate up half the battery life just getting a signal. If the damn thing didn't double as a camera, I'd have opted to leave it behind. MUSIC Noooooo complaints here. Justice. Major Lazer telling people to throw shit up in the air (for reals! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151139787248920&set=a.391711083919.169340.7739623919&type=1&theater). Bro Safari. Knife Party yelling at some clown to get down off the truss. Soul Clap playing Ronnie Hudson's 1982 "West Coast Poplock" from which you'd recognize Tupac's "California Love" chorus, and making several new fans (one here!). Overall it was a ridiculously fun night under the stars and a great way to send out a spectacular Halloween week. Come for the music, come for the lights, stay for the experience, because it doesn't have to end just 'cause they're shutting it down at 2!