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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Lucy,
Ideally go on a couples night, simply because its your first time, and the enviroment is less likely to be overwhelming for you (That's not to say mixed nights can't be fun, they can be great) be when you first start out on the clubbing scene choosing the right club on the right night can be fairly important.
People will have different views on what makes a good club, but there's probably a few small points that most people will agree on -
It's only as good as other people there, the best club in the world would still be shite if you're the only people there.
It should be clean and safe.
The hosts and / or owners should be welcoming and friendly without be intrusive or overbearing.
It should have an atmosphere that is condusive the playing.
The hosts and or owners should make sure the rules of the club are enforced.
We could go on, but even a small club that gets all of the above right will rarely give you a bad night.
If you're prepared to travel then the UK is you're oyster, you have over 75 to choose from, almost 100 if you include the private party network.
For first timers we would recommend the following clubs, mostly on a Saturday evening:
Chameleons
The Vanilla Alternative
Liberty Elite
La Chambre
Ourplace4fun
The first three of these, if you book well ahead can also all offer you on site accomodation.
Closer to you, the best one is a house party called Decadence which is at Burnham on Sea but as mentioned above, Chams Newport isn't bad either, but its not a patch on the main Chams up in Darlaston. There is a club called The Office in Bristol, the owners are nice, but the club suffers from a bad location and a limited appeal as a result. (It's also not a good first impression of what is out there)
Hope this helps you.
A and A x"
It's responses like this that are the reason I have a lot of time for this site. Perhaps I'm doing you an injustice, it's the people, not the site   |
enjoy xxx
