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Posted by amberlover on 1/27/2009
Don't believe the negative comments below--I party at Fuzion all the time and it is by far one of the safest places I've ever been. Their security stays on top of things and fights never get out of control, so don't believe the hype. Saturday nights are the best, it's always a big party and I love the music they play. It is not ghetto at all, take that from a middle aged woman who would not associate herself with clubs like Wichita Ballroom or Rodeo who are notorious for violence and guns!!
Posted by blueandyellow on 1/23/2009
i love old town and have been partying down there for years, but i have never been more happy with my experience at any other club like i am with Fuzion! my boyfriend and i went there for dinner, and the food was so great that we came back out that weekend to party. and i must say, it was definitely an awesome experience. i'm happy to say that fuzion is my new hangout.
Posted by SantaElf on 12/22/2008
I watched the bouncers chase three guests for 10 minutes over the "theft" of three glow in the dark bracelets. STUPID? Yes, MORONIC? Absolutely These bracelets are offered for free to bar guests for the purposes of dancing. The fact that three young men were chased over this is outrageous and the bar owner proceeded to reprimand the guys and called the police. The police department threatened theft charges. I have never seen anything dumber and more outrageous in downtown Wichita. The owner of this club made a huge ordeal over it, disrupting the club, chasing and scaring the crap out of three young friends of mine, and even got the police involved. This club is run by an irresponsible and mean spirited imbecile.
Posted on 2/4/2009
Unfortunately, the bracelets were not used just for dancing, they are intended to identify patrons who are over the age of 21. A handful were stolen by a patron who is under the age of 21, and I can only imagine what could happen if they were to get into the hands of anyone under 21. The risks our club would face are many, and I was left with no choice but to be responsible in trying to recover the bracelets, and to inform the proper authorities to protect our establishment. Our club employs over 70 people, and having those bracelets fall into the wrong hands puts us all at risk of losing our jobs, facing fines, ect. The actual cash value of the bracelets is minimal, and if that were all that was at stake, I wouldn't have been "mean spirited" about their theft. I have better things to worry about.
