How Bottle Service and Table Service Work at Release Pool at Talking Stick Phoenix/Scottsdale [2022 GUIDE]
For most events, Release Pool at Talking Stick in Phoenix/Scottsdale offer bottle service, also known as table service or VIP table, in order to get into the venue and have a reserved section inside the venue. Here's what you need to know about booking bottle service for Release Pool at Talking Stick:
General Guidelines
Here are the most important things to know about reserving bottle service for Release Pool at Talking Stick:
- Booking bottle service at Release Pool at Talking Stick is the best way to get the full VIP experience
- Release Pool at Talking Stick tables should be booked in advance to get the best available location
- Bottle service is guaranteed entry - unlike guest list or general admission
- If you need to prepay for your table reservation, we recommend that you use a credit card or payment method that matches your full name. This will avoid any possible problems at Release Pool at Talking Stick when they verify your table reservation.
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Call Us NowFAQ about Bottle Service and Table Service at Release Pool at Talking Stick
Still looking for more information about booking bottle service and table service for Release Pool at Talking Stick? No problem, we compiled the most frequently asked questions about it right here:
What is bottle service exactly?
Bottle Service, also known as Table Service, can be confusing and tricky to new customers who have never done it before. Don't fret – we have you covered.
Bottle service (synonymous with "getting a table") is essentially a way for you to get your own private section at a nightclub, so you have a place to sit, drink, and have a great time with your friends and others. In order to secure bottle service, you do have to pay significantly more money than you would for just general admission (you are usually shelling out hundreds to thousands of dollars).
It's not for everyone, but we highly recommend doing it at Release Pool at Talking Stick at least once in your life.
Where and how do I book bottle service for Release Pool at Talking Stick?
Using Discotech, you can easily find the event you're looking for and reserve bottle service.
- Head over to the Release Pool at Talking Stick events section and choose the proper date and event you want to reserve a table.
- Look for the Bottle Service section:
- If you see a list of available tables, click on the table price that interests you
- If you don't see any available tables, click on the "Submit Request" button
- Fill up the required information and our bottle service specialists will take care of the rest!
How many bottles should we get?
On average, you'll probably want to get 1 bottle for every 5-6 people, depending on how much you drink. Keep in mind – you'll probably need more if you plan on inviting anyone to your table!
What is the average table price at Release Pool at Talking Stick?
What is the cheapest table at Release Pool at Talking Stick?
What is the best or most expensive table at Release Pool at Talking Stick?
Bottle service minimums at Release Pool at Talking Stick vary depending on the night, the amount of people in your party, and the special event. Contact us to get a quote for any table at Release Pool at Talking Stick.
What is "minimum spend" when it comes to bottle service?
For bottle service reservations, a minimum spend is the amount of money you need to spend on alcohol and/or food in order to reserve your table for free. For example, if it says $1k min spend, you will need to spend $1000 on alcohol (usually 2-3 bottles) in order to get your table for free.
The table is NOT a separate purchase. Your final spend will be determined by the amount of tax/tip/venue fees added on to your minimum spend (anywhere from 20-38% depending on the venue).
Can I order individual drinks instead of bottles to hit my minimum spend?
Most nightclubs require you to order bottles in order to reserve the table, since ordering individual drinks places undue pressure on your table server and bar staff during the prime hours of the club. However, some venues will allow à la carte cocktails / shots / beers. Contact us for more details about ordering at Release Pool at Talking Stick.
Does Release Pool at Talking Stick have a bottle menu available?
Yes, these are the latest bottle menus from Release Pool at Talking Stick:
Keep in mind that bottle menus at Release Pool at Talking Stick are subject to change. Special events and holidays may also have different menus available.
Does Release Pool at Talking Stick have a floor plan? Can I see the table locations?
What alcohol brands are available for bottle service at Release Pool at Talking Stick?
Release Pool at Talking Stick has many types of alcohol bottles available: Vodka (Grey Goose), Whiskey (Jameson), Tequila (Patron), Gin, Rum, as well as various types of champagne.
What champagne brands are available for bottle service at Release Pool at Talking Stick?
For those of you looking to pop a little bubbly – don't worry... Release Pool at Talking Stick has an extensive champagne list available! You'll find everything from Perrier-Jouet, Krug Grand, Veuve, and Moet, to Dom Perignon and Cristal Rosé.
What are free mixers? What are the mixers available?
Bottle service at Release Pool at Talking Stick includes free standard mixers, including orange juice, cranberry juice, soda water, various sodas, as well as garnishes. Water bottles are available but must be purchased.
Extra mixers such as Red Bulls and other energy drinks or premium mixers can be purchased as well.
Do I still need to go to the bar to order?
Absolutely not! Don't worry - you don't need to wait in line to order a drink.
One of the biggest benefits of booking bottle service is avoiding the bar altogether. You can order drinks directly from your table with the help of your waitress.
Is there a separate line for bottle service? Where do I go when I arrive?
There is a separate and faster line for bottle service groups to get into Release Pool at Talking Stick. Once you show up with your group, proceed to the proper line, and drop your name to a staff member. Be sure to tell them that you have a table. They will take care of you and you will get your expedited entry.
Can I choose a specific table number or location?
Most venues do NOT allow you to pick a specific table in advance. You will be assigned a table when you arrive, so arrive early to increase your chances of getting a better table!
Some venues will allow you to get preferred table assignment by raising your minimum spend. Contact us for more details about table assignment at Release Pool at Talking Stick.
What is the dress code if I book bottle service?
Dress code is beach-themed attire. Wear what you would wear to jump into a pool or ocean. Pool attire. Swimwear, flip-flops, hats, etc. are all ok. Jerseys and wifebeaters (undershirts) are usually not allowed. Hats are okay.
For more in-depth details about the dress code, check out our dress code guide.
Should I use a promoter to book bottle service for me?
We highly recommend that you use Discotech to book a table reservation at Release Pool at Talking Stick. This way, you'll always get the best price, comprehensive information, and reliable service.
By going through us, your reservation is highly prioritized and gets sent to the top decision maker at each venue, whom we have a longstanding partnership with already. You also have clear check-in instructions on what to do when you arrive.
When you book through us, you also get nearly 24/7 access to our help line to answer all your questions and to check the status of your reservation.
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Call Us NowBottle service information on this page is strictly used for informational purposes only. Appropriate attire is required for admission. The venue reserves the right to deny admission.