> I tried this once last year before I had a membership, and the person at the entrance told me they would need to get an employee to escort me, and it might ta

> I tried this once last year before I had a membership, and the person at the entrance told me they would need to get an employee to escort me, and it might take an hour, because they're busy. > Presumably this is the kind of thing that a court would smack down, since I'm pretty sure they're required to actually provide reasonable access, but I was just trying it for fun and didn't make a fuss about it. Also it makes no sense for them to need to escort you. They scan your card on checkout so how would you buy stuff other than alcohol anyway? Anyway I've never heard of anyone being told that before. I understand not making a fuss (we are social animals after all), but it probably should be done so they don't keep trying BS like that.