Looking for some help.

[wrtiii]

I don't know the average age of your party, but you might want to bear in mind the sound level at Drifters (and maybe some of the other places). My wife and I, now in our 60's, can't really tolerate the badly overdriven speakers. We spent about 4 minutes at Drifters the one time we went there - which is a shame, because it would otherwise be our kind of place. Sitting at Mama Flo's turned out to be the right proximity to Drifters for us.

[Nurse Marcia]

I don't know the average age of your party, but you might want to bear in mind the sound level at Drifters (and maybe some of the other places). My wife and I, now in our 60's, can't really tolerate the badly overdriven speakers. We spent about 4 minutes at Drifters the one time we went there - which is a shame, because it would otherwise be our kind of place. Sitting at Mama Flo's turned out to be the right proximity to Drifters for us.

I can't tolerate loud music any more, either. Too much loud noise damage over the years.
You can sit at the One Mile bar, off to the side of the stage. You can still hear the music and feel like you're there without the discomfort of the loud music.

[Jonny2bad]

Hey thank you, I know it's pretty loud, we usually hang at the back the ages run from 27 to 66 and I'm the elder so we'll play it by ear.

I don't know the average age of your party, but you might want to bear in mind the sound level at Drifters (and maybe some of the other places). My wife and I, now in our 60's, can't really tolerate the badly overdriven speakers. We spent about 4 minutes at Drifters the one time we went there - which is a shame, because it would otherwise be our kind of place. Sitting at Mama Flo's turned out to be the right proximity to Drifters for us.