The Clubest of All Clubs (Teatro Kapital)

Thursday night was a night that can go down in the books. First of all, it was Darnell’s 21^st birthday and second of all Teatro Kaptial had no cover charge to get in. Teatro Kapital is a 7 story high discoteca and one of the biggest one’s in all of Spain. In order to get in free, we needed to go to La Lupe, a bar just around the corner, to obtain the flyers with the promotion. Mission complete, we get inside for free. This place is ENORMOUS.  We were one of the first people in there so we really got a good peak at what this place actually looks like without being flooded with people.  

first ones inside

 Each floor has a different genre of music, atmosphere, and layout.  We started at the top. The 7^th floor had an open roof and was more of a lounge type setting.  The next floor had literally no one on it which was sort of strange. The 5^th level had a small dance floor and a good amount of people. The cool part was the ability to look down through a window and see what’s below you or the main dance area with the DJ.

from the 6th floor

  Once we got down to the 1^st floor, we were packed like sardines. Next thing I knew, a ribbon acrobat was right next to me getting ready to perform a stunt.  It was a ton of fun. Every 25 minutes they would spray this cold fog which felt so good and was a cool concept at the same time (no pun intended). We wanted more! The party didn’t end till 5:30 AM but we left way before that. It’s amazing how late people can stay out, but that’s part of the culture and lifestyle here in Spain. This is definitely a place to go back to exclusively on a night where it’s free entry because us college students are on a budget!