subject: Nightclubs To See In Sydney - Club 77 - Review [print this page] Club 77's Grave Rave night attracted all kinds of crazy costumes. Club crawlers dressed as the walking dead and others just tried to look as freaky as they could. As I approached the club all that could be seen was an endless line that dragged half way down the street. As I waited patiently the line shortened, but it wasn't until I had a sudden need to use the bathroom that I started to become restless.
When I got to the front of the line, the need to go to the bathroom intensified more and more. As I walked down the stairs towards the pay area the damsel in dress (i.e. me) quickly paid and started pushing through small groups of people to get to my destination. The club was more packed than ever, people were everywhere and this made the trip harder and harder. It was dog eat dog in those toilets, if any one even thought about cheating the line you were bound to get your head ripped off. So, I waited patiently once again.
After the long and dreary toilet mission, it was time to get a drink and start dancing. The decorations were out of control and really suited the Grave Rave theme. Once I got my drink it was time to hit the dance floor. The music was definitely the reason why so many people go there religiously. Hard electro beats shook the floor which people danced too side-by-side in the same bodily motion. This type of dancing just consisted of literally bouncing half your body up and down to the beat. It was easy to get the hang of and fun to do.
After dancing for a good three hours straight I was buggered. The night ran smoothly, and I noticed that everyone kept to themselves so you want to go there with a big group of people. My only advice is to get to Club 77 as early as you can otherwise you will be waiting a while in a huge line, which can be annoying if you really need to go to the toilet.
Nightclubs To See In Sydney - Club 77 - Review
By: barsandnightclubs
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