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LGNDRY Group Presents: "NEON RAVE 18+ College Night" @ LAIR Nightclub! 18+ * Valid US Government ID or Passport Required * - Student IDs are not a form of Government Identification - Foreign Identification Cards are unacceptable, must be a Passport* - 21+ Bar available with Valid US Government ID or Passport* NO REFUNDS IF YOU FORGET TO BRING IDENTIFICATION Get ready to party at the hottest 18+ event in town! Join us for the Neon Rave! San Diego's newest underground rave scene venue for an epic night of black lights, strobe lights, and non-stop dancing. Come dressed in your all white outfits, glow under the black light and dance the night away to the beats of top local college DJs. Don't miss out on the most electrifying party of the year - see you there! General admission tickets include entry to the event. To book a VIP table for this event email vip@lgndrygroup.com LAIR Nightclub is located on Broadway between 6th & 7th Ave. LGNDRY Group on Facebook / Instagram

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