Our house is your house, so make sure to make yourself at house. Take care of others, be kind to your neighbor and have respect for your surroundings. To ensure that our ideals, standards and values are in line with those of our visitors, we have drawn up the following house rules:

• Skatecafé finds it important that everyone feels welcome. We therefore expect an open attitude from our visitors towards other guests and staff, regardless of their origin, gender, sexual orientation or religion.
• Skatecafé does not tolerate any form of intimidation. Our staff is there for you if you experience or notice any form of harassment. Our employees are skilled and trained to ensure the safety of our visitors.
• Skatecafé does not tolerate any form of vandalism.
• Visitors who exhibit aggressive, rowdy, homophobic, transphobic, sexist, racist or vandalistic behavior may be banned or removed from the site.

• Club visitors must be 21 or older. In case of doubt, you can be asked to show identification. If you cannot identify yourself, our security will deny you access. You can also be asked for identification during the ongoing clubnight.
• If you want to enter Skatecafé you agree that the security can search you. If you do not agree to this, access to Skatecafé may be denied.
• Visitors who are visibly under the influence of alcohol or drugs upon arrival may be denied entry.
• In order to guarantee the atmosphere within Skatecafé, larger groups, bachelor parties and other groups that might determine or influence the atmosphere within Skatecafé can be denied entry.
• You are allowed to bring your dog and/or other pets into the restaurant of Skatecafé. However, it is not allowed to bring your pet to club nights.

• Trade and/or possession of weapons is not allowed. Weapons found are confiscated and handed over to the police, for which reason the visitor will be refused entry. Skatecafé reserves the right to hand over the person in question to the police.
• Trade and/or possession of drugs is not allowed. Drugs found are confiscated, for which reason the visitor can be denied entry.
• It is forbidden to bring any kind of liquid into the club.

• At Skatecafé we only accept cash at the entrance, inside (at the bar) we work with a cashless system. Please note! For the lockers you need two euro coins. It is possible to pin at the entrance or the bars for these types of coins.
• We would like to ask everyone to store belongings such as coats and bags in the, for that purpose, reserved lockers. This is, among other things, to guarantee fire safety within Skatecafé.
• Skatecafé is not responsible for lost items, either on the premises or in the lockers. You can email lost@skatecafe.nl to check if your lost items have been found.
• Lost the key to your locker? To open the locker (and later replace the lock) we ask for a deposit of €10.

• The lighting plan in Skatecafé can cause attacks in people with a history of epilepsy or those who have had a stroke in the past. Skatecafé places the responsibility with the visitor and is in no way liable for any suffering or damage that may arise as a result of entering Skatecafé.
• If you have epilepsy, diabetes or other allergies for which you must carry medication with you at all times, make sure that you can show the security guards a doctor’s prescription. Ideally, there is someone with you who knows how to administer the medication for you.
• Step out of the club and consult a security guard or staff member if you experience any of the following health problems or symptoms when exposed to flashing or flickering lights: sore eyes, changes in vision, migraines, muscle twitching, fits or other involuntary movements, temporary unconsciousness, impaired consciousness, or confusion or disorientation.

• Our doors close at 02:45. After this time, it is no longer possible to enter via door sale or with a ticket from the presale. We therefore advise you to come early and enjoy a long evening.
• Please only take your own belongings home. Leave our glasses or objects within our gates so that we can keep providing a cozy atmosphere for other visitors the next club night.
• Think of our neighbors and your own safety when you leave Skatecafé. Leave as quietly as possible and do not linger on the street.
• Skatecafé reserves the right to ban or remove visitors who do not adhere to the rules stated above.

Finally, we think it is important that our visitors remain safe after they leave Skatecafé. We’re all in this together. Text your friends, check inwith each other and take care of each other. If you or your friends need help getting home safely, please let our staff know so they can lend you a hand.

Lots of love,
Karin & Yvonne