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The only real nightclub in "the Broch". Over 18's only (Bring ID if you look younger).
Open Fridays and Saturdays from midnight till 3am. £5 entry fee.
A free bus takes you there from the Elizabethan and the Ship/Galleon on Saturdays.
I've worked here for over 10 years (so if you visit ask for me "Murdeen" and say hello).
Because you are not allowed to smoke in public places in Scotland you will have your hand stamped on entry so you can go outside to smoke. These stamps are sometimes hard to get off. The trick is to use baby wipes or even easier nail varnish remover to wipe it off.
There are 2 bars (1 upstairs, 1 downstairs). A large dancefloor downstairs and a veiwing area upstairs.
Dress Code: No tracksuits, trainers or football tops allowed on Saturdays.
Written May 18, 2007
Address: Denmark Street, Fraserburgh
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