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Guest Passes. 3.5.1 Guest Passes may be issued at the discretion of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Commercial Limited only. All passes issued must be used in strict adherence to their terms and conditions without exception. 3.5.2 Passes may be withdrawn without notice at any time.
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Guest Passes. Completed Guest Pass requests must be turned in to the N.C. Office for approval prior to purchasing tickets for ANY dance. Once the Guest Pass is approved, a student must bring it with him/her to the Finance Office, in order to buy tickets – tickets for the RHS student and his or her guest MUST be purchased together. Listen to the bulletin or go to the Activities Office for specific deadlines for each dance.
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Guest Passes. The Student Organization may provide each member of the performing group with permission to invite no more than one guest. To be honored, the guest list must be provided to the Student Organization no later than one hour prior to the start of the Performance. Performer is required to inform their guests that they will be asked to leave campus if they break ▇▇▇▇ College rules or laws related to the use of drugs or alcohol.
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Guest Passes. Household Maker Members are entitled to 4 guest passes annually; Household PRO Maker Members are entitled to 6 guest passes annually. Guest passes are per person and are good for one day only (defined as midnight to 11:59 pm). Guests must be accompanied by Member at all times when in the Building and makerspace. Unattended guests are strictly forbidden. Guests must be pre-registered with Art Works by Member and must sign a liability waiver prior to their use of the makerspace. Art Works retains the right to suspend any or all of Member’s Membership Benefits if Member’s Membership Dues are in arrears for thirty (30) days or more.
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Guest Passes. Licensee may receive, at no additional charge, up to that number of guest passes specified in Section 2 of the Agreement permitting ticketholders for seating in other areas of the Venue limited access to the Suite for a limited period during the Event, as determined in Club’s sole discretion (the “Guest Passes”), which will count toward the maximum Suite seating capacity as set by Club or Venue management. Club reserves the right to revoke any such Guest Passes if Club determines that the Licensee or Guest Pass holder is abusing the privilege to use such Guest Passes, violates Venue Rules, or otherwise engages in any misconduct.
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Guest Passes. Day Pass
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Guest Passes i. Members with Premium and Pro annual memberships are entitled to purchase up to two one day guest passes per year. One Day Guest passes are $20. Guests must be accompanied by the Member in the Workshop at all times and adhere to Community Agreements.
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Guest Passes. All bookings for a guest pass are strictly on a booking basis and all entry into the gym must be recorded in our system. You must sign in at reception as a guest on arrival.
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