Could I get into a bar with a guardian?
I'm visting the U.S. at the end of this year and I will be 17 at the time and I know that entry to bars is 21, but if I have a guardian with me am I allowed in?
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Hi,
yes, but even a 30 yr old will be asked for ID, so you'll defo not get served!
lol no bars have alcohol and your too young, even if ur with a guardian or someone older then 21 u cant get in , it sure rocks being 24 righr now :)
no, tried it. haha, doesnt go over well with the bouncers :P
of course. You just can't drink.
No. The drinking age is 21 and it does not matter if you are with an adult over 21. So unless if you have a 21+ id then you will be banned from the bar/clubs/lounges. However, if whereever you are visiting have a Dave & Buster's then you can go in accompanied by an adult 30+, anyone under 30 means you will be barred.
Generally you can't...
Some places (such as Dave & Busters) will allow you to enter if accompanied by someone older, but most won't. Your best bet is going to a place that allows everyone in or allows maybe 16+ to enter. They'll just put a stamp or bracelet on your hand saying you can't drink. I would recommend looking online for places in the area you're visiting that will let you in. You should be able to find a place that is either all ages or allows all ages in on some nights for some events (such as concerts, etc.).
Each state in the U.S. has their own laws about the "legal" age of those who are allowed into a "bar". I suggest you become knowledgeable of the laws of the state you are visiting.
In most states, those under the age of 21 are not allowed in an establishment that serves liquor, with or without a "guardian"; however, there may be some exceptions I am not aware of.
Yes I think you can but you just can't drink so I don't know what you will do in there, no point in going in if you can't drink and plus the bar is a bad place and you are so young, as far as I know I think you should enjoy your teenage life while you can.
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