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The prices in the karaoke bar vary depending on the number of visitors, the time spent and the food and drinks ordered.
Prices differ in different karaoke networks, and sometimes even in different establishments of the same network. In addition, prices are set depending on the day of the week and time of day. In many establishments, the tariff is calculated based on three-minute intervals of using the premises, and usually the cost of half an hour of karaoke will increase depending on the time for which the visitor is renting the premises. Some chains offer discounts to students and club members. Basically, the lowest prices are during the daytime (from the opening until about 18:00). The most expensive visit to karaoke is at night between 18:00 and closing time, as well as on weekends and holidays.
If the Free Time pricing method is applied, the visitor pays the same price for each hour spent during the specified period. For example, if a visitor comes to a karaoke bar at night, the cost of an hour will be the same until closing, regardless of how long he stays in the establishment.
Basically, karaoke bars prohibit visitors from bringing food and drinks with them. Be careful because the establishment may fine you if you bring your own food and drinks to the premises. In many cases, visitors choose either the One Order system (one drink per person), which assumes that drinks are ordered by each visitor, or the All You Can Drink service, the cost of which is added to the cost of an hour of use of the room. In addition, the price of the services “Everything you can drink” and “Everything you can eat” can be included in the total cost of renting the premises, and it will be more profitable than counting everything separately.
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