Nightclubs and bars in Acapulco

*If you plan to head out to the local bars/clubs or nightclubs, no pre-funking in your hotel room is needed.

*You can enjoy the many happy hour specials the restaurants offer throughout town.

*You may even meet some locals while pre-funking like we did, and you can tag-along with them to some of the more happening clubs that particular night.

*The locals know which nights have specials at certain venues and where the most happening scenes are

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*Paradise Bar was a great bar that both locals and travelers came to

*The beers, shots and mixed drinks were reasonably priced

*The bar staff was constantly providing all sorts of fun entertainment

*We met a lot of Mexican Girls who were fun to dance and socialize with

*We also met girls from other countries south of Mexico

Dress Code: *Casual Casual Casual!

It´s a big bar on a second floor... pretty cool view of the "Costera", and the most promoted thing: on tuesday evening (from 3 to 9 PM) ... open bar for "tacos", beer and house drinks!

The cost is quite cheap, around 10 or 15 USD ... and the atmosphere is great! Lot of fun!!

Dress Code: Casual, it´s just a bar... flip-flops, sneakers or anything fit just fine!!

Just go to the main street in Central Acapulco, where most of the hotels are. There's you'll find night clubs, good bars, places to stay and watch people walking by and specially good places to eat Mexican cuisine.
Also Acapulco is a cultural city, you may check if there are any Events happening in the time you go: http://www.acabtu.com.mx/acaweb/servinfo.html

How does a live band, playing a mix of salsa, rock, with a little ballad thrown in for romance sound? The stage and large dance floor are in the front of the lobby of the Crowne Plaza. Look up, look way up, past the numerous floors of the hotel and there's the stars! It's magical, it's fun and it's very romantic.

Dress Code: The dress is casual to semi-dressy here. No airs with this crowd. Ages range from 20's to 60's due to the mix of music. Just wait five minutes and it changes from rock to romantic waltz. I loved it and so did the packed crowd.

Lots of bars, discos and restaurants. Many places where to choose from. If you need a name, go to El Alebrije discotheque. Cover about 10 dollars (2000), free some weekdays.

Dress Code: Casual. No shorts (as almost in every nightclub).

when you think of Acapulco, the first thing that comes to your mind is fun, sun, drinking and clubbing.
there might be some downfalls to that plan though if you decide to take on your club vibe at the FREE WORLDS nightclub located amongst all the happening nightclubs along the beaches of Acapulco. The bouncers there are friendly enough to escort you out if the owner has a problem with any of your relatives, then graciously 4 or 5 of them will single handedly beat the shiet out of you in the back alley (the bloodstains are a lovely contrast to the color of your shirt), rob you, dump you in a pool of water and then without extra charge, wait till your on your feet again and call the cops to arrest you and your friends with a bullshiet story about how you were causing havoc.

if anyone has had any similar incident at the location mentioned above we urge you to contact us so that this injustice act wont go unpunished, since when should we have to pay for the careless actions caused by our relatives. Since when just because you own a nightclub, you seem to be able to get away with practically murder and then not even get questioned about it!

Dress Code: do not have relatives who have slept with the owners girlfriend.

I don't remember exactly where it was but it was on the main street with all the hotels...it's a bar shaped as a ship...very cool and lots of fun.

We also went to see a Mexican show and ate authentic mexican food...sure isn't Taco Bell!