Highlands Hall

So let me just start off by saying that I made this contract in May with HECTOR for an event in December tried to contact Hector in Sept –Oct and no response or call back just found out that the guy sold the place and never even bothered to call me to up date me with any information. Was able to speak to the new owners to just let me know that the prices might change as well as the date … What a fucken joke!!! Im extremely up set I cant believe this is happening to me !!!

I don’t believe these people know what ghetto is. Sure, Highland Park is no Beverly Hills, but ghetto is a stretch. I’m sure they’re pretentious coddled brats.

I agree with the one below me… this place is ghetto. The neighborhood is horrible! I was actually scared of getting off of the car. You see ‘gangsta’s’ walking the street and they look at you like they’re about to mug you. It’s upstairs (stairs only, no elevator, which is against the law I believe). There’s two different rooms here, one is a big somewhat beautiful ballroom and the other one is much smaller and looks like a cafeteria. Their so called «security» are just old guys with flashlights wearing shirts that say «security.» NICE! Now I really feel safe.
Oh…and the whole place smells like the bakery from downstairs and it smells delish!

located in the ghetto where theres a cop on every corner and every minute that goes by theres more cops. ok, maybe its not ghetto… its LA!
i just came back from the even called Night @ the Ruckus… nice venue. the music kept cutting out because… the power sucked? im not sure. but bomb music because it happens to be a ballroom and there was so much reberv off the walls. theres a balcony up top so thats where the djs were spinning. free parking everywhere.
what else is there to say, really? its a place where people go to party. there were emo guy fights. girls throwing up everywhere. i actually conviced some chick at the door not to go in, not on purpose tho.
it cost me a whole 5 bucks. i would say i got my 5 dollars worth. but thats all it was worth… 5 dollars.