Wild dance parties are the name of the game at Circus Disco, a Hollywood legend that bumps a variety of music for a diverse and chilled-out crowd. A casual venue with no dress code and no pretension, this classic dance club offers plenty of space for getting down and having fun well into the evening hours.
If your mission for the night is to have fun and dance in a welcoming crowd, Circus Disco in Hollywood is what you desire. A huge warehouse-style club with multiple dance floors and an underground atmosphere, Circus Disco is a casual and easygoing spot with an unpretentious crowd. Three rooms offer three different genres of music: hip hop upstairs, Latin music in the side room and top notch electronic music on the massive main floor. You’ll also find a large outdoor patio for smoking and hanging out, with a booth selling tasty bacon-wrapped hot dogs in the corner. With different theme nights including house music on Saturdays, Circus Disco is a club for gays and straights, an inexpensive night out with no dress code and plenty of room for getting down. Loud and full of action, Circus Disco features a high ceiling with chandelier in the big main room, tons of lasers and screens for visual effects. However most people go there not for the decor, the friendly staff or the diverse music, but rather for the incredible vibe and atmosphere. The crowd is nice and there to have fun, creepers are at a minimum and the party goes until 4AM on Thursday and Saturday.
Circus Disco has indeed been around since the disco era of the 1970s and inspired the creation of Studio 54 in New York City.
Although the venue has valet parking, you can choose to self-park in the lot for $6 if you don't want to wait with the crowd at the end of the night for your car. Street parking is not recommended in this area.
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I use to go to Circus in1981. The music was phenomenal, it was the best club around. Wednesday & Sunday's were my fave by far. I'm now 55 but can still feel the fun in myself. I've tried looking for the type of music played in1980-81-82. Lay all your love on me Abba. Lime. Not so much what they try to play off as Circus music. Is Circus still open now July 2016