How much money should i charge people for keg cups for my 6 hour 30 people 2 keg party?

Answer 1

Since a full keg equals 15.5 gallons of beer;
there would be 165/12 oz. cups per keg or
124/16 oz. cups per keg. Do you want to make a profit or break even? You decide the price...

Source(s):

http://www.superiorliquor.com/kegs.asp

Answer 2

I agree with Clown, if you charge 5 bucks a cup this may be the last party that you host, and besides does anyone really like the beer from a keg? I host poker parties usually every saturday night, and we usually have over 30 people and 1 keg does us, because everyone brings their own anyway. The beer in the keg is usually not worth the time and trouble of getting it. I would just fill the cooler up with long necks and be done with it. Because most beer drinkers would rather have it in a bottle or can anyway. So if you do get a keg, then put a tip jar on top, if you do the cooler thing then I would suggest that at most $1 a bottle, people would most likely pay more for the bottle instead of the cup anyway. Oh, yea and if they are your friends then expect nothing. You invited them for the party not to make money, and make sure they know that the beer or what ever comes with a price. This could be a very sticky situation.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Keg Cup

Answer 5

Are you looking to make money or break even? If your looking to break even then take the cost of the keg and the cups and divide that up by how many people will be at your party. And if you want to make some extra $$ then add on a couple bucks.

Answer 6

here's how I calculate that sorta stuff:

if a keg cost $100, add 1/2= $150

2 kegs = $300 divide by 30 = $10

Answer 7

Depends on the beer. If you charge people $5 at the door, you'll probably break even on the kegs and people probably won't complain. If you want to make a profit on the party for your time and effort, charge $10 but you might get some cheap asses that will complain.

Answer 8

30 people? 2 kegs? Where the heck is this party? You are going to need a beer drinker like me to help ya. Any cute chicks gunna be there?

Answer 9

Figure out the cost of the products then divide by 30. If you're not out to make a profit, adjust the cost up or down from there.

Also try to provide a driver service to take your guests safely home. If can afford it a limo would be too cool.
Have fun!

Answer 10

Basically, if you charge more than 5 bucks for a cup, you're a dick. It's a party, not a bar. Most people won't drink more than a couple.