BOYCAMP

Review – May 3rd (Underwear Night) No cash accepted. The entry fee is ฿500, which includes 2 drink tickets valued at ฿250 each. A tip: make sure you order drinks at or under ฿250 per ticket, otherwise you’ll burn a whole ticket on something that costs just a little more. Worth noting that a single tequila already runs 2 tickets, so the pricing feels a little steep — though it makes sense given that most people aren’t really there for the drinks. I’d guess the majority only buy 2–3 drinks the whole night anyway. The staff were doing their best, and I have no complaints about them personally. That said, as a first-timer, I felt the club isn’t well-designed for large crowds. I’m not sure if this is specific to special event nights when turnout is higher than usual, but certain areas became uncomfortably packed. The dark maze in particular was far too narrow — at one point people were just getting stuck and pushing to get out. That, honestly, was the main reason I didn’t want to stay, and I don’t think I was alone in feeling that way. One more thing worth mentioning: according to the event timeline, people were expected to get naked after 1am. However, staff were already pressuring guests to remove their underwear as early as 12:20am — nearly 40 minutes ahead of schedule. This may seem minor, but some of my friends had specifically bought underwear just for this event, only to be pushed out of it after barely 10 minutes of wearing it. That’s a little silly, and frankly unprofessional. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does reflect a clear gap in management and internal communication. If you’re going to set a timeline, stick to it — or at least make sure your staff are aligned with what’s been communicated to your guests My suggestion: work on crowd control, or consider expanding certain areas — possibly even adding another floor. Because if this keeps happening regularly, you won’t need to worry about capacity at all. People will simply stop coming. This is meant as genuine constructive feedback, not an attempt to damage a reputation that’s already fragile. I hope this place succeeds. But I won’t be returning until I feel comfortable doing so.

As someone else also said, its a miniature Lab Berlin in Bangkok, especially at the ending 2-4 hour phases of night. It’s not sleazy as Lab though and not big either, actually it’s pretty tiny but the red curtains and dj bar reminds of Lab. The DJs are nothing great but they vibe it well with mostly pop and some good techno sets. The crowd is extremely young, the youngest of anywhere in Bangkok. Not sure about Fire escape situation as only way in seemed to be an elevator! And remember its cashless only.

The line management needs work. The day I went during Songkran the line was so long and slow because they only had a single slow card machine for the entire line. It wasn’t even super packed inside. They play techno and I actually liked the DJ. The crowd was good when I went. The layout of the maze/darkroom areas isn’t great though.

The entrance fee is 500 per person, you get 2 drinks, card payment only The crowd is mostly young Asians. If you are foreigner be aware that most Asians are only interested in other Asians, so the place will not really feel welcoming or easy to meet people. The place is too small for the number of people it gets. The music is unnecessarily loud, and it is not particularly good.

For the large cover, I don't feel that it justified the experience. The DJ was....ok but moreso it was very uninspired. Dark lighting and curtains are about all that is here and black walls, it felt more like a holding pen for animals than a nightclub. We went on a slow night but even then it was packed so tightly so forget about trying to get a drink.