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Ku De Ta Club Lounge- Singapore

Ku De Ta Singapore
Every time someone visits us in Singapore and we ask them where they want to go, the answer is always, “I want to go to the top of the building with the ship looking thing and look at the infinity pool!” Yes the infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands has made Singapore and Marina Bay Sands famous. Options to enjoy the view from the top of Marina Bay sands include paying $20 to visit the observation deck, or our preferred method: visit the Ku De Ta Club Lounge.
Ku De Ta Singapore Club Lounge
The Ku De Ta club lounge is open from 11am every day and from here you can take in spectacular views of Singapore while enjoying a cocktail or a light snack. The Marina Bay Sands infinity pool is only available to guests of the hotel, but you get a decent glimpse of the pool from the club lounge. The outside deck is lined with bar tables overlooking the city below, while the inside converts into a dance floor at night. Look out for their weekly events including “Diamond Life” their Wednesday ladies night and Soul Thursdays where you can kick back to funky flavas and old skool jams. Fridays and Saturdays are always a hit.  Cover for most events is $38 including 1 drink from 9pm onwards.
Dress code: Stylish chic from 6pm onwards in both the Restaurant and the Club Lounge. No shorts, slippers, singlets and tank tops.
Ku De Ta
SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands North Tower
1 Bayfront Avenue Singapore 018971
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In a nutshell

Avalon The Hollywood playground docks at the Crystal Pavilion’s ground and second floors, opening a wide portal for legendary acts, perhaps a red-carpet star or two, and, er, Lindsay Lohan.

Pangaea 
The regional wing of global nightclub operator Michael Ault’s A-list ‘ultra-lounge’ – not your standard-issue discothèque, mind – aims to be Asia’s cushiest nightspot and a new nesting ground for the well heeled and fabulous.

Cover

Avalon $35 on the door, unless there’s a special event (and no, entry to one does not allow you into the other – they’ve disabled the elevator going to all floors). $1,500 minimum on tables.

Pangaea
 
$40 on the door. If you’re eyeing a table, be prepped to spend big – it’ll set you back between $1,500 and, er, $15,000 to reserve one (yes, one – specifically, the ostrich-skin VIP banquettes that are tucked away beside the DJ booth). 

Area

Avalon 12,000 sq ft 
Pangaea 
About 6,000 sq ft

Drinks

Avalon Standard liquor, draft beers and wines range between $15 and $23 per glass, while bottled Corona and Kronenbourg 1664 are $19 a pop.

Pangaea
 
Ranging from $18 for a glass of Absolut to $9,000 for a bottle of L’Essence de Courvoisier. They also have a tight selection of bubbly (from $20 for a glass of Moët) and wines (from $20 for a glass of Kaiken Malbec).

Decor

Avalon Futuristic without feeling sterile, Avalon’s stellar glass-fronted view of Marina Bay is almost a second thought once you’re visually accosted by its warm, psychedelic strobe-and-laser lighting. A waterfall chandelier cascades from Crystal Pavilion’s scaffolded ceiling, and the two floors have ample schmoozing space surrounding the VIP couches. Friskier patrons can lose themselves on the dance floor and, if they’re feeling especially brazen, try waving like a loon to the spesh guest DJ perched on the unusually high console – not that it’ll get you noticed from up there (yes, we tried). The second floor doesn’t afford a view of the decks either – the moving light fixtures seem programmed to get in the way – but there’s a clear line of sight to the dance floor below.

Pangaea Safari swish. Revellers sit pretty on – and are encouraged to dance atop – luxe, genuine crocodile-skin couches, while cocktails picked up from the bar swathed in zebra stripes rest on millennium-old Saur Tree tables. Walls are also lined with African masks from founder Michael Ault’s personal collection, although the ceiling’s canopy of 20,000 rainbow-hued, glinting glass bulbs offsets the tribal theme. Even the floor staff are dressed to the nines – each svelte Pangaea Girl wears a stunning, figure-skimming, inky-blue Ashley Isham dress with a handmade pewter macrame strap.

Crowd

Avalon Look out for flashy Ku De Ta deserters, pretty young clothes horses (aka ‘the Abercrombies’) and (semi-) professional punters.

Pangaea Mainly frequented by the sophisticated, look-at-me rich and famous set, but the club’s bouncers are trained to keep a close eye on the mix – too many high-flying corporate types and your creaseless Zegna suit might be given a pass.

Music

Avalon The mega-club has a revolving door roster of weekly bigwigs – guest dance dominions have thus far included The Chemical Brothers, White Lies, Massive Attack, Shitdisco and Digitalism. On regular nights, local scenester residents Tony Tay and Effen spin wonky, big-room house, elliptical trance and breakbeats.

Pangaea Aside from occasional non-publicised mystery guests, resident house lothario Patrick Oliver spins slick, open-format sets featuring indie and hip hop, undercut with a spiralling seam of house synths.

Avalon and Pangaea are both at Marina Bay Sands, Crystal Pavilion South, 2 Bayfront Ave. For operating hours, click on the links. 
By Cherylene Chan


DIRTYBEAT THURSDAYS AT SOUL!
DIRTYBEAT is a weekly celebration of what it means to be young, wild and dripping in pop culture. Party it up with your BFFs in tow and bump to Guetta or gyrate to Enrique. Face-off with your frenemy right here with urban visuals and the exclusive street fashion showcases that drops when you least expect. Break out your Jeffrey Campbells, limited edition kicks and shuffle down to DIRTYBEAT.

House, Dirty Dutch, Electro, Hip-Hop & RnB with SOUL residents.

Ladies: FREE ENTRY all night with free–flow from 11pm to 1am (register BEFORE 10.30pm at the door for free-flow wristband)

Men: FREE ENTRY BEFORE 10 PM! $25 cover (incl. 2 drinks) applies thereafter.

Club rules apply. Strictly 18 years and above, no slippers and shorts allowed
Categories: Nightlife & Singles
This event repeats weekly on Thursdays until 3 Oct 2014: 9 May16 May23 May
Added: 9 Mar 2011 at 2:30 AM // Last Modified: Mar 15, 2013 at 09:04 AM

PANGAEA SINGAPORE

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1. Zouk

ZoukDescription: Located in an old warehouse nearby Singapore River, Zouk is considered one of the city’s older clubs which is renowned for both local and visit travelers. Zouk is separated in different levels and each level contains different atmosphere and services. Only card carrying party regulars are allowed to access the Member’s on the second level. Although various types of drink are available at Zouk, but the most attraction here is Big-name foreign DJs, who frequently fulfill the bar’s atmosphere with fun and entertainment.
Location: Zouk 17 Jiak Kim Street, Singapore, 169420
Telephone: +65 6738 2988
Opening Times: 7pm -3am W -Sa
KM8 Night ClubDescription: Recognized as one of a few outdoor nightclubs in Singapore, KM8 Night Club is located in Sentosa on the Tanjong Beach, just about 8 kilometers from the popular Orchard Street. This magnificent nightclub combines the charming beauty of the sea, sand and sound to create an extraordinary environment for every drinker. The club’s atmosphere is filled with Balearic and Hip Hop music which easily arouse the level of adrenaline. In addition, a wide selection of local and international cuisines is also listed in the bar’s menu.
Location: 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6274 2288
Opening Times: Monday: 12pm – 10pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 11am – 10pm, Friday – Sunday: 11am – 1am

3. The Ministry of Sound

The Ministry of SoundDescription: The Ministry of Sound in Singapore is one of the English franchise clubs which have spread throughout the globe since the early 1990s. Covered over a sprawling area of 40,000 sq-ft, this subsidiary in Singapore is considered the biggest Ministry of Sound club worldwide. The Ministry of Sound in Singapore is separated into several rooms and each room offers different kinds of music to cater the varying tastes of all its visitors. For more option, a special room for private party is also available.
Location: Blk C, The Cannery at Clark Quay, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6235 2292
Opening Times: Wed-Sat 9pm-4am

4. Crazy Elephant

Crazy ElephantDescription: Another best club in Singapore, Crazy Elephant is well known for local residents as an ideal place for hanging out after a long-working day. This cool club provides its visitors with an excellent atmosphere and outstanding staff service. Classic rock and blues music, which are nightly played by resident bands, can easily bring an entertaining and relaxing feeling to its patrons any time.
Location: Clarke Quay, 3E River Valley Road, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6337 7859
Opening Times: M-Th 4p-1a; F-Sa 3p-2a; Su 3p-1a

5. Madam Wong’s Nightclub

Madam Wong’s NightclubDescription: Established by Peter Wong, a Business Times journalist, Madam Wong’s Nightclub is considered another most popular club in Singapore. Previously located on Mohammad Sultan Road, the club has now reopened at Central Mall in the bustling area of the city. Madam Wong’s Nightclub was designed in oriental style which makes the club look different from the nearby clubs. However, Pop dance music which is regularly played here is a major attraction for most visitors.
Location: 28 Mohamed Sultan Road 28 Mohamed Sultan Road Singapore
Telephone: +65 6834 0107
Opening Times: 7pm -3am

6. The Thumper Night Club

The Thumper Night ClubDescription: Named as the ‘Best Nightspot experience’ in 2004, The Thumper Night Club is renowned for being one of Singapore’s hippest clubs, where a huge of fun-loving people always gathered inside the club, especially on Saturday nights. The club’s band, ‘WAT Da Funk’, usually performs the best music for entertaining patrons, but when the band not on stage, DJs will keep the music pumping instead. This is the main reason why The Thumper is famous among young visitors.
Location: 22 Scotts Rd, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6735 0827
Opening Times: Mon-Tue 6pm-2am; Wed-Thu 6pm-3am; Fri-Sat 6pm-4am

7. Club Momo

Club MomoDescription: Among the superb night bars in Singapore, Club Momo has differentiated itself from the other clubs by its outstanding private dance platforms. Established by John and Helen Lee, Club Momo is recognized as the most ideal dace club in the city where a great dance floor and top-quality hit music is available. Club Momo is divided into several areas and each is stylistically decorated with magnificent ornaments. Additionally, various types of beverage and some great snacks are listed in the club’s menu.
Location: 5 Magazine Road, Central Mall, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6535 3030
Opening Times: Daily 10pm-5am

8. DXO

DXODescription: An extremely popular nightclub in Singapore, DXO offers a good blend of hip-hop, retro, disco, pop and classical music. The club’s environment and atmosphere is quite different from the other nightclubs of Singapore because it’s specially designed to offer complete relaxation and repose for its patrons. In addition, a wide selection of foods and beverages as well as international cuisines is also ready to serve at this excellent club.
Location: 8 Raffles Avenue, Esplanade Mall, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6535 3030
Opening Times: Mon-Thu: 5pm - 1am, Fri-Sat: 5pm - 4am, Closed Sundays

9. Attica

AtticaDescription: Although Attica in Singapore had recently been set up, but now this outstanding bar has become the greatest clubbing destination, not just in Singapore but in the whole of Asia. Because located in Clarke Quay, Attica offers absolutely stunning views of the Singapore River and the magnificent skyline of the lion city. Attica’s interior space is decorated with plush sofa lounges, courtyard, palm trees and the fountain. Additionally, the club’s foods and drinks menu is excellent and second to none.
Location: 3A River Valley Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6333 9973
Opening Times: Sun-Tue & Thu: 5pm - 3am, Wed & Fri-Sat: 5pm - 4am

10. Double O

Double ODescription: Also know as Dbl O, Double O club is considered one of the greatest dance clubs in Singapore. Occupying a large area of 6,000 square feet, Double O contains four bars inside, each has extremely stylish interiors. The club’s main attraction is the dance floor with its 10 meter high ceiling which is able to give an outstanding dancing environment to its patrons. For more option, Double O offers sliding walls for private space.
Location: 11 Unity Street, #01-24 Robertson Walk, Singapore
Telephone: +65 6735 2008
Opening Times: Wed-Fri & Sun 8pm to 3am, Sat 8pm to 4am.








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