Mzansi Stunned As Cape Town Club Charges R1 Million Table Per Table On New Year’s Eve
A Cape Town club has caused a rave on social media after announcing hefty amounts revellers need to spend on New Year’s Eve.
Saint Lounge in Cape Town has hogged the limelight again after posting minimum table spends, and Mzansi is having a field day.
The club posted a price list on its social media accounts, urging the public to book tables at the post joint.
For ballers who want to sit on Table 1, they will need to fork out a staggering R1 Million, and those on table two will need to spend about R750 000 minimum, while Table 3 occupants will buy alcohol worth at least R500 000.
Cape Town club charging R1 million per table. [Image: Twitter/@saintloungecpt]Table 4 is going for R250 000, while Table 5 ballers will chuck out R150 000. Below are the rest of the minimum amounts to be spent on each respective table.
Table 6 – R100 000
Table 7 – R75 000
Table 8 – R50 000
Table 9 – R20 000
Table 10 – R10 000
Book Your Minimum Spend.
Book Now!!
067 410 8043 | 066 488 2649 | 065 823 4625 | 064 301 5414#BuiltForPurePleasure pic.twitter.com/gAZXEtPHta
— SAINT (@saintloungecpt) December 27, 2022
The table minimum spend list by Saint Lounge has evoked varied reactions on social media. Check out some of the comments below.
@mash_iie:
“That 1M table better come with a lap dance from Beyoncé.”
@paballo_groot:
“Not me calling that number to make a booking ya R750 000..the lady laughed at me and dropped the call… I didn’t know they could sense brokeness over the phone😭😭😭😭😭”
@briantau1:
“🤣will I be going home with the table after?”
@Riccardo_Elle:
“12 savanna ke sharp why would I spend 10k for it’s not even about the money; I just won’t consume so much alcohol my body won’t even take it.”
Saint Lounge Cape Town trended in the news a few months ago after it published names and images of club patrons who owed them large sums of money.
It is a recent trend in South Africa, where people rent out bottles in clubs or get expensive bottles of alcohol on credit so that they can flex and pose as rich.
