While traveling I stayed at a hotel in Sandy, UT. After arriving late, I went to a nightclub, Sandy Station, next door for an appetizer. After showing id and paying a membership fee, I was asked to open my purse so an employee could look in it. I thought it was strange because it seemed like a nice place, but I didn't care because I didn't have anything to hide. When the employee saw my insulin syringe in the bottom of my purse, she said she was going to have to ask her manager. I explained that I am diabetic and pulled out my testing case to show her my insulin and testing machine. She still called her boss over. I said, "But I'm even allowed to take this on a plane." Her manager said, "This is a problem." I showed him my testing machine and insulin and my medical id necklace. He said, "A hypodermic needle is still a problem." I said, "You can't deny me entry becasue I'm a diabetic." He said, "But I can refuse you service."
I know my only damages were that I am a type 1 diabetic and went without my prescribed meal that night because everything else nearby was closed. But what I really want to know is whether it is legal to refuse service because of a medical condition.

