Adventurers Club
This club is the result of crossing Casablanca with Indiana Jones. The bar feels like
Rick’s Cafe with the addition of exotic pieces adorning the walls. Costumed actors
come and share their tales of adventure over a drink. They also encourage sing-alongs and
audience participation. It’s fun as a primer for the other activities.
BET SoundStage Club
Brought to you by Black Entertainment Television, the SoundStage Club features BET
programming as well as live musical performances. You can listen (and dance) to Hip-hop,
soul, R&B and jazz in a great atmosphere. Call ahead to see who is performing.
Comedy Warehouse
As opposed to most comedy clubs that feature straight stand-up routines, the Comedy
Warehouse features a gifted group of performers who improv the show based on ideas from
the audience. The acts are mostly clean and are suitable for anyone who is in the park at
this time. Not a bad option for parents with teens.
8Trax
Donna Summer and the Village People still reign supreme here. 8Trax is a 70’s style
disco that features the music from that era. This club is very similar to Polly
Ester’s and the other 70’s retro-bars that seem to be popping up everywhere.
This is one of the two "real" discos on Pleasure Island. Kids with adults are
allowed inside, so if you think they will interfere with your fun, go to Mannequins.
Mannequins Dance
Palace
This is Disney’s New York-style disco, it’s the only club in Downtown Disney
where kids under 21 are not admitted. Singles and those who are trying to escape the
little ones congregate here to dance the night away. There’s a revolving dance floor
with lots of dance-floor special effects like lights, smoke and bubbles. It can get pretty
wild on weekends.
