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New couple wanting to try the club experience but unsure where would be good for first time. Attic is to close to where we live so anyone have any ideas for us? |
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"New couple wanting to try the club experience but unsure where would be good for first time. Attic is to close to where we live so anyone have any ideas for us? "
Chameleons In Darleston, but you really need to find a way there that avoids the M6 as much as possible, with the roadworks as they are you might as well sit on the carpark for three hours with the engine running |
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The problem with fearing somewhere is to close to home is that others think the same... So you all end up going to the next place along .
Chameleons is good and you can go up the a38 from Derbyshire, there is the Manchester clubs too. New paradise is good on a Sunday afternoon.
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"Someone has just told us u have to be member to get in there!!! Is that right?"
You have to for most clubs to be fair , I think even the attic is starting or has started to.
You will need id for majority of clubs to |
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"Saturday is going to be busy at chams judging from our friends list as a group are coming across from Manchester and a birthday party x "
A couple of the best features of chameleons is the jacuzzi area, the sun terrace and the fact you can get some proper hot food inside the club, bacon Butties, cheesy chips etc. And it opens at 11am, you can stay in from morning til early hours. And there are some excellent chalets if you want to stay overnight.
If you want a proper meal though, I recommend the chestnut carvery next to ikea, they do gluten free gravy.
It is a little bit more expensive than other clubs but you get longer opening hours, decent food options, and a Jacuzzi area you can play in, you can have a 12 hour+ session and the only reason you have to leave is to buy more alcohol from the Asda around the corner or its kicking out time lol
The only reason we haven't been for a few months is purely down to the crappy motorway delays with the roadworks. |
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"New couple wanting to try the club experience but unsure where would be good for first time. Attic is to close to where we live so anyone have any ideas for us? "
Chameleons is good but you also have xtasia in West Bromwich and Atlantis evolution in Stoke for other options. Liberty elite in Leicester.  |
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"Saturday is going to be busy at chams judging from our friends list as a group are coming across from Manchester and a birthday party x
A couple of the best features of chameleons is the jacuzzi area, the sun terrace and the fact you can get some proper hot food inside the club, bacon Butties, cheesy chips etc. And it opens at 11am, you can stay in from morning til early hours. And there are some excellent chalets if you want to stay overnight.
If you want a proper meal though, I recommend the chestnut carvery next to ikea, they do gluten free gravy.
It is a little bit more expensive than other clubs but you get longer opening hours, decent food options, and a Jacuzzi area you can play in, you can have a 12 hour+ session and the only reason you have to leave is to buy more alcohol from the Asda around the corner or its kicking out time lol
The only reason we haven't been for a few months is purely down to the crappy motorway delays with the roadworks."
This and check out trains from Derby to Birmingham/Walsall x |
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By *ndykinkyMan
over a year ago
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Try Club Atlantis Evolution in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, think chic nightclub with swinging going on upstairs. Friday or Saturday nights and don't forget your ID as it is a private members club but no membership fee at the moment |
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" I recommend the chestnut carvery next to ikea, they do gluten free gravy."
I hate to diss anyone's USP, but isn't all proper gravy gluten free? Mine is just stock/meat juices and cornflour.
OP: We went to the Attic for our first club. Everyone was really friendly and made sure we had a great time.
We decided when we were going and posted it in here and loads of people said 'hi'.
Don't know about being 'too close', we haven't found it a problem at all, and since both times we've ended up staying till 2 am, it was nice not having a long drive home.
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If you make the trip across as far as Birmingham then could do 2 in one go... Xtasia Sat as it's a nightclub with loads of different play areas and a super friendly crowd perfect for a night out then a chilled afternoon Sunday trying out Chams... enjoy whatever you do  x |
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