DJ Station
Hours
Daily: 10pm — 2am
Hours
Daily: 10pm — 2am
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JUST CANT MISS IT WHEN U IN TOWN...PARTY
Great club in the heart of Silom
To be honest, DJ Station isn't just a club. It's actually a complex of gay venues ranging from bars, live music clubs and dance clubs. I must admit that I have never seen anything like it. On weekends the place is jam-packed with mainly young, trendy crowd. Most of the clubbers are Asians although I'm not sure what percentage are Asian tourists - there seems to be loads of them and they difficult to distinguish from middle-class Thais. Whites probably make up about 5 -10 % of the crowd. Mainly guys in their 20s and 30s, although this is Thailand so older European crowd is present too. One night I saw a couple white hottie's too. As I mentioned, the crowd is young and good-looking so if you are into Asians, this is the place to be. The entry to the complex is free, but there is 300 baht charge to enter the club.
Packed weekends
Great historic three story dance club truly packed weekends. Shows nightly. Good drinks and prices.
Fun and Sexc
My BF and I headed here after a few drinks in the bar downstairs. The whole alley is owned by one company so it's pretty sanitized, that is "safe" for foreigners and Thais. We watched a very good drag show , had a few drinks on the 2nd floor while we watched the mainly Thai dance crowd heave below us. Off to Tawan Bar for the muscle man sex show :)
Fun but crowded
After getting boozed up at Soi 4, everyone heads to Soi 2 to dance at DJ Station. It can get incredibly crowded - as in pushing and shoving to make your way through. That said, the music is fun and you'll feel like you could be at any gay dance bar in the world.