How FREE Guest List Works at Milk in Denver
For certain nights of the week, Milk in Denver is offering free guest list to all Discotech members. This guide will go over everything you need to know about getting on our free guest list at Milk.
General Guidelines
Here are the most important things to know about getting on the guest list at Milk:
- Milk's typical business hours are 9 PM – 2 AM Wed – Sat
- The perks for being on the guest list are: free or discounted entry
- You can sign up to our guest list directly online. No need to call anyone
Unfortunately, there are currently no events at Milk with guest list.
We recommend you purchase tickets to Milk here
FAQ about Guest List at Milk
Still looking for more information about the guest list? No problem, we compiled the most frequently asked questions about Milk guest list right here:
How do I get on the guest list for Milk?
You can sign up to the guest list directly on Discotech. Head over to the events section and choose the proper date and event you want to sign up for.
What are the benefits or perks of being on the guest list?
Being on the guest list gives ladies free entry and reduced entry price for men.
How much does the Milk guest list cost?
Signing up and joining our Milk guest list is a free service. We don't charge a penny for it.
What is the dress code if we're on the guest list?
The dress code is the same for everyone who plans to go to Milk. The dress code at Milk is Casual so please choose your outfit properly so that you avoid any issues at the door.
What events can I get on the guest list right now?
Right now, there are no upcoming events with guest list available at Milk. Try looking for other events happening in Denver.
How much is the cover charge or general admission price?
Cover charge at Milk varies depending on how busy the event is. Expect the prices to be higher on holidays and special events / big name DJs.
Milk does not have an open guest list for any upcoming events at this time.
When does the guest list at Milk closes?
At Milk, the guest list closing time depends on the event. When you sign up for a guest list with us. You'll find the specific guest list closing time for each event.
Guest list closing time is the time by which you must arrive in order to qualify for the guest list benefit. In most cases, you will need to be at the front door by the guest list closing time in order to get in on the guest list.
For example, if the guest list closes at 11 PM, we would recommend arriving by 10 PM (or earlier) to ensure that you're at the front by 11 PM.
On special events, holidays or nights with big performers – the guest list may be closed early – we highly recommend arriving at least an hour early to make sure your experience goes smoothly!
At what time does the guest list submissions end?
Does being on the guest list guarantee entry?
Not always: the guest list may be cancelled at any time by the venue. Appropriate attire is required for admission. The venue reserves the right to deny admission.
If you rather be on the safe side, consider buying tickets or reserving bottle service instead.
How many people can sign up to the guest list?
You can sign yourself +5 up for the free guest list. If your group is larger, we suggest splitting your group and adding yourselves on separate guest lists.
Should I use a promoter to get on the guest list?
We highly recommend that you use Discotech to get on the guest list at Milk. This way, you'll be able to get a guest list confirmation from us and we'll also be able to send you notifications via email, text message, or push notifications.
If you ever need to cancel a guest list reservation, no problem! Discotech handles all of that. You can also easily sign up to multiple guest list at different places.
Unfortunately, there are currently no events at Milk with guest list.
We recommend you purchase tickets to Milk here
Please note that signing up for guest list does not guarantee entry. The guest list may be cancelled at any time by the venue. Appropriate attire is required for admission. The venue reserves the right to deny admission.