good club for my first night to Salou !read more

I worked a summer season for this club. The bonding with other promoters was amazing, they came…read morefrom all different countries. We stayed with all girls cramped in a small apartment. In afternoon we would walk the beach and at night the streets to lure people in the club. It's where I learned my first Spanish!:) The club is spacious and plays various music, mostly commercial. It's not one of the more popular clubs in salou. But it is good and I have great memories even I was totally under paid:) the experience is unforgettable!

Me suis fait braquer mon mobile par un.gars armé d un.revolver Club vraiment sympa pour une soirée…read morecoupe gorge. I had to give my mobile to a man aiming his gun at me when i was out the club. Nice for a bloody mary party F The kiss!

The entrance to this place is just down the side of the bar. It's apparently known as the place to…read moredance. When we went it wasn't that busy but there were large plasma screen TVs and some large kind of dance areas with some comfy seats around the side. The bar staff are nice though for tiny squirts like me, it's hard to reach the bar! There is outside seating available and the price isn't too bad for drinks. Definitely a place to try to go. The music they play is quite modern, mostly English tracks too so it's kind of like being in an English club but with warmer surroundings and Spanish signs.

We came here on the Thomas Cook bar crawl - quite a good place to start off the night though it's…read morequite costly for a few drinks - if you're on an organised bar crawl they do tend to get you some kind of discounts though. Inside it's supposed to look like an Austrain Ski Hut with a dance floor, mini stage and bar - all in an alpine wood. Outside are some metal tables and chairs. It plays ok music in here and is ok to start off a night but is a bit far out and I didn't think much of it. The staff are nice though and didn't seem to mind the bizzare games the reps made us play - probably because they're used to it lol. They serve most drinks here. If you're quite far away, it's easier to get a taxi to it and it's a bit far along the club street.

Would I have liked it when I was (way) younger? Would I have gone there and partied the night away?…read moreI do not know,.... maybe....., cause I could have related to the childish crowd. But if I go there now I am the oldest person on the dance floor and I am the only one who can legally buy alcohol. And I tend NOT to drink too much cause the prices are horrendous. Over 10 euros for a whiskey coke and up.... The music is crap, sometimes they actually start playing something nice and I start dancing but all of the sudden the DJ abruptly changes track and we are back to the boom boom. Everywhere are drunken kiddie tourists or locals who block the loo. The entrance is usually free (honestly: if they asked me to pay I would turn my back) and that is most probably the only reason we sometimes end in there. Yes, the kiddies most definitely have their fun and time of their lives, but I am way to old for that. Anyway, Salous club scene is all the same and not very distinguished, so the "where to are we going out tonight" choices are limited and mostly Snoepys wins. Tip for the older generation: get enough cash to afford drinks, otherwise you will struggle to stay sane.