Llandudno Nightlife

High above Llandudno's beaches the Horseshoe Bats, Toads and Badgers steal from the shadows and damp caves.

Blinking from their slumber Little Owl and Tawney Owl flash open their eyes alert to the noise of a shrew dashing after black beetles.

By the miners old cottages the sound of a crashing dustbin finds a fox gorging himself on an abandoned picnic.

As darkness shrouds the Great Orme and the temperature drops, these are the signals to the nocturnal world for another busy night under the stars.

Dress Code: Wear warm clothes for your nocturnal forays and look out for the goats.

If you are over 18 and are looking for a place to spend a lively evening, then you try out this popular night spot.

The interior decor is contemporary and inviting, and located on three floors.

The ground floor is the entrance, the second floor has two bars and a dance floor and overlooks St Georges Street, and the third floor contains a cocktail bar with a more reserved atmosphere.

Dress Code: No sportswear, jeans or hoodies.

Drink inside or outside in the beer garden. The interior is warm and inviting, with big squasy sofas arranged around a large woodstove.

Soft music plays in the background. As the evening wears on, the atmosphere usually becomes a bit livelier. This is a very popular place for locals to gather

Hours:

Daily 11am-11pm

Dress Code: Informal

This nightclub is near the ocean. For dancing the night away, then this is the place to be. The dance floor is on two levels. Various theme nights are held throughout the week.

Wednesdays, are only for those who are 25 or over. Gay nights are held every other week. Saturday and Sundays are best for couples.

Dress Code: No jeans, trainers, hoodies.

The JD Weatherspoon pub chain have taken over this rather magnificent theatre and turned it into one of the largest pubs in Wales.

It must have been opened with some pride, but over the years gradually became somewhat rundown as it limped on with Cinema showings and Bingo.

Much has been restored, although it is a pity that the balconies of the theatre can't be used as seating areas. The 'stage' area is also somewhat disappointing as it looks no more than a rather cheap stage set for an Agatha-Christie country house murder mystery.

The beer is cheap, and the place seems to have a certain buzz. Children welcome during the day.

Worth walking through (there is an entrance at either end) to admire the Victorian theatre architecture even if you are not in need of 'lubrication.'

This is the most popular nightclub it's open seven days a week from 4pm till midnight .
Club Hellbent @ The Washington Nightclub,
Open 9pm 'til 1.30am every Thursday. Doors close @ midnight.
Contact 0788 147 8675 for further info.
the rest of the week it becomes the buzz clubb

Dress Code: being updated hang fire

Cineworld is a multiplex of cinemas located out of town in Llandudno Junction. Get a taxi, bus or train if you have no car.

Adults £5.70

Adults before 5pm (Mon, Wed-Fri) £4.70

Child(14 & Under)/OAP/UB40 £4.50

NUS £4.50

Bargain Tuesday £3.80

Delux Screen £7.50

Bargain Delux £5.50

Monday Classic £2.50

Movies for Juniors (Sat am) £1.00