sydney clubbing

Known as one of the best spots for clubbing in Sydney, Ivy certainly did not disappoint.  It's conveniently located directly across from Wynyard station and also around a 10 minute walk from Town Hall. If it wasn't for the blaring music and lights it could easily be mistaken on the outside for any other office building. Entrance is through a large alley and the queue usually stretches around the complex, however there are separate lines for people paying with cash, card and for those who bought a ticket online, we bought a ticket online beforehand so it only took 20 mins to get in. Ivy is massive inside, its a multi room club which is great for when you get sick of a particular room. There's the Main room up a massive flight of stairs which is no easy feat in high heels, this room is the biggest there with an open roof so smoking is allowed and there's a large bar to the left- this particular bar doesn't sell spirits, beers and wines only here. I'

Scary Canary is located near Town Hall Station and is only a couple of minutes walk. So transport to and from the place is fab. 469 Kent Street, Sydney When we went to the club, it took around an hour to get in, the line was pretty long however we made a couple of friends whilst waiting. Scary Canary is about the size of the R&B room at Ivy, and for those who haven't been to Ivy, it's a very intimate space with one bar and a not-so-spacey raised area for dancing and the DJ. The Scary Jar is pretty fkn cool, it's like a drink with 2 shots mixed with like this cool blue shit which tastes amazing. AAAND it's $10 which is pretty decent considering the price of drinks elsewhere. (idk about you) i guess that everyone's taste in music is different but i like a club with music that's dance-able and that people can sing along to - Scary Canary got that bit on point. There were mostly younger people around the 18-22 yr old mark. A lot of backpack