Michael Tommasiello, @NYDoorman
I don't think there are going to be as many promoter groups bringing in tons of people to not pay for tickets/tables/drinks. With capacity restrictions, venues are going to want to make sure the tables are going to paying customers. In that sense, it may be that nightclubs will become much more exclusive, like the days of 27th Street and the original Bungalow 8, where unless you *really* knew someone, you weren't going in without spending money. Which is understandable - these places have to make up for lost time (and income).
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