KitKatClub

James Black★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

A fun experience full of surprises and oddities, if you have an open mind. Music was great, quality sound system that wasn't deafening. Not for the faint hearted. Learn the basics of greeting and ordering in German. Dress appropriately..

Elisa Sosa★★★★★★★★★★5.03 months ago

Don’t go just to look — be respectful and enjoy the experience. It’s not for everyone; you need to be really open-minded, because a lot can be happening around you. Cameras and phones aren’t allowed, and they’ll be kept in a safe place (yes, you’ll hand them over). The dress code depends on the day, so you might want to check their Instagram before going. If you’re not aligned with what they’re asking, you might not be allowed in (it’s not just about showing skin). The music is absolutely insane if you like techno, and the drinks are decent.

Vaso Li★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

Interesting experience with good vibes. I first heard about the club around ten days before my planned trip to Berlin, from a friend. It sounded like a curious and unique place to visit. Reading online made it seem like getting in would be very difficult, almost intimidating, but my actual entry experience was surprisingly easy and relaxed. Since the club has a specific dress code, I checked what I already had that could work. Turns out, only a hat qualified. So after a bit of research, I decided to build something more fitting: a jockstrap, leather worker boots, and long red socks. I also had a slightly absurd but fun idea to bring a small deck of “Cowboy Oracle” cards I made myself, with cheerful and playful messages on them, as a conversation starter. I arrived early for Disco Bizarre #323 because I wanted to experience the whole night. The staff at the entrance were friendly. At the beginning, I even learned a few tango steps. Later on, I had several interesting conversations with different people, and the cards turned out to be a surprisingly effective icebreaker. Overall, people felt open, welcoming, and easygoing. In a strange way, the atmosphere felt more “normal” than most regular parties I’ve been to. By normal, I mean genuinely open-minded and non-judgmental, which, in my book, is what normal should be. I don’t know if I’ll be back in Berlin anytime soon (or ever), but if I am, I’d definitely try to visit again. PS: For those not familiar with place at all, this is kinky party space, vibes are great, but only if you are open-minded for this sort of things.

Simon Hunter★★★★★★★★★★4.0a month ago

A cool venue. Opens more and more up as it gets busier then closes rooms off as it quiets down again. Multiple dancefloors. Decent music. Fun crowd. Expect to see a lot of public sex and nudity. Bring a bag/change of clothes or come dressed appropriately. The general vibe is kink/fetish gear. Most men in fake leather shorts and a harness or similar. It's very annoying that it's cash only. I would spend more if they accepted credit card or sepa or something digital. Lots of nice staff. Some very rude up themselves staff who need to remember they aren't kings/queens. 5mins queue if you go just after it opens and it's almost immediately busy.

Foysal Ahamed Chowdhury★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

what a unique place! if you're chill, open minded and want to vibe with some good music with some cool people, this is the place to be. we went on the fourplay night and got in around 11:30 without any problem. our outfit wasn't something extra-ordinary, just plain black and somewhat kinky. tickets can be bought with card but all the drinks inside are cash only. we didn't take cash and these nice ladies bought us a bottle of water. all 3 dance floors are next level, music is out of this world!