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Best Discos in Amsterdam

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Discos in Amsterdam

Best Discos in Amsterdam

Night Club Amsterdam

Escape, at Albert Cuypstraat 5, is more than a nightclub: it’s an immersive experience of vibrant electronic music and impressie visual effects. On Fridays and Saturdays, from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., renowned techno, house and trance DJs await you on the multifunctional dance floor, with visual effects that transport you to another world. Bars, rest areas and a smoking area complete the experience. Special events with international DJs, decorations and performances await you. Security with trained security guards and cameras. Plan your night, arrive early, bring ID, drink in moderation, respect others and drive responsibly. Escape: an unforgettable night of electronic music, visual effects and fun! Check the official website for up-to-date information.
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Amsterdam offers a vibrant and eclectic nightlife, with plenty of options for all tastes. The “best” nightclub depends on what you’re looking for in a memorable evening.

Quick answer

Best Discos in Amsterdam in short: activities from 35€ per person, groups from 8 people, and a full weekend planned for you with one contact, one itinerary and one invoice. Send your dates and group size and we come back with availability and a group price.

To help you choose, I’ve put together a summary of some of Amsterdam’s most popular clubs, based on different styles and atmospheres:

💥 For lovers of electronic music:

  • AIR Amsterdam: One of the city’s most famous nightclubs, with renowned international DJs and a state-of-the-art sound system. Get ready to dance the night away! (Amstelstraat 24; open Thursday to Saturday, 11.30pm – 5am; €€€)
  • Shelter: An underground club with a focus on techno and experimental music. Ideal for those looking for an authentic, alternative experience (Ruysdaelstraat 47; open Friday and Saturday, 11pm – 5am; €).

💫​✨For those who prefer a more alternative atmosphere:

  • Melkweg: A multifunctional cultural space that also functions as a nightclub, with live music shows, DJs and themed parties. A great option for those looking for variety and fun in one place. (Lijnbaansstraat 239A; opening times vary; €€€)
  • De School: A former school turned nightclub, with a cool industrial atmosphere and quality electronic music. Perfect for those who like techno, house and disco. (Oud-West; opening times vary; €€)
  • WesterUnie: Located in a former gasworks, WesterUnie offers a large and versatile space for parties, concerts and events. The music program is eclectic, with acts from a wide range of styles. (Klönneplein 4-6; times vary; €€€)

💫​ For those who like a more relaxed atmosphere:

  • Club Prime: A popular nightclub among locals, with pop music, hits from the 80s and 90s and DJs who keep the dancefloor lively. (Rembrandtplein 22; open Wednesday to Sunday, 8pm – 3am; €€)
  • Jimmy Woo: An elegant club with house, techno and R&B music, frequented by a more sophisticated clientele. (Leidseplein 13; open Thursday to Saturday, 11pm – 5am; €€)
  • Bitterzoet: A cultural space that also functions as a nightclub, with a varied program that includes live music shows, DJs and theme parties. (Zeeburgstraat 2-4; opening hours vary; €€)

Remember:

  • The minimum age to enter nightclubs in Amsterdam is 18.
  • It is advisable to bring photo ID.
  • The price of entry varies according to the club and the event.
  • Some clubs require a dress code.
  • Drink in moderation and have fun responsibly!

With so many great options, you’re sure to find the perfect nightclub in Amsterdam!

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a stag do in Amsterdam cost?

Most groups spend 150€ to 300€ per person for two or three activities across a weekend, plus flights and accommodation. Activities start from 35€ per person and every price on the site is per person unless stated.

How far in advance should we book?

Four to eight weeks ahead for a summer weekend, and two weeks for the quieter months. We hold slots once the group size is confirmed.

Do you organise everything for the group?

Yes. We book the activities, set the timings, arrange transfers and send one itinerary so nobody has to chase suppliers on the day.

How many people do we need?

Most activities run from 8 people, and large groups of 30 or more are split into rotations so nobody stands around waiting.

Can we pay individually?

Yes. We can take a group deposit and then individual balances, which avoids one person carrying the whole cost.

Cynthia