“The club to be in if you are lgbt+ in edmonton. The staff are all polite and prompt. There are many different folks that come that are *usually* very friendly. Its all around a good place to be. Security does their job well and i never feel threatened. If there is a creep or someone causing a ruckus, they will be removed quickly. The drinks are average for a club. The djs are hit and miss, sometimes they are playing bangers, sometimes they are playing 'generic club music' or a basic jungle/house beat with spliced vocals. Very very occasionally do they have music that is painful to dance to. The drag shows are a blast, though i usual go for the dancing and socialization. They check bags upon entry, as they should. The owners/operators are nice people too. If you go early on the night, it can feel like a ghost town with music, but it fills up quickly. To my knowledge, it is not wheel chair accessible, and there are many stairs at the entrances. Overall, good place, would and do recommend.“
“The club to be in if you are lgbt+ in edmonton. The staff are all polite and prompt. There are many different folks that come that are *usually* very friendly. Its all around a good place to be. Security does their job well and i never feel threatened. If there is a creep or someone causing a ruckus, they will be removed quickly. The drinks are average for a club. The djs are hit and miss, sometimes they are playing bangers, sometimes they are playing 'generic club music' or a basic jungle/house beat with spliced vocals. Very very occasionally do they have music that is painful to dance to. The drag shows are a blast, though i usual go for the dancing and socialization. They check bags upon entry, as they should. The owners/operators are nice people too. If you go early on the night, it can feel like a ghost town with music, but it fills up quickly. To my knowledge, it is not wheel chair accessible, and there are many stairs at the entrances. Overall, good place, would and do recommend.“