Ibiza , Washington

If you are 16 and have never had a good time at a club you'll be very welcome, however, maybe i'm old, but if your idea is to hear good music and dance, forget it. They sold out Paul Van Dyk, then let the regular teeny bopper crowd in as well. Miserable, Miserable, Miserable, Miserable. If you can copy the name of the place where people have fun, why don't you also copy how it's run?

Lastly, your lighting rig is hanging on decorative truss, let me know when it falls!

Both for lounge go-ers and club fiends, hip hop heads, or techno junkies, even the reggaeton fanatics can admit that whether it is a Thu, Fri, or Sat Ibiza caters to everyone. The crowd is at worst cosmopolitan and at its best features guest appearances from the world's greatest DJ's and celebrities. Try it.

Quick Summary: We waited in line at Ibiza for over 2 hours in the cold and were not admitted to the Armin Van Buuren show that we had already purchased tickets for. Club staff were disorganized and not friendly. A waste of an evening. Do not go.

I went to Ibiza last Saturday night for the first time in hopes of seeing Armin Van Buuren. I never made it into the club. My friends and I had purchased advanced pre-paid tickets online before arriving. This, however, made no difference whatsoever. We waiting in a tremendously long line for 2 hours while 300 people who had not already purchased tickets were let in. After which the DC Fire Marshall said the venue was at capacity and would not let anyone else in. It was freezing outside and we stood in the cold while numerous people were kicked out of the club and there were fights on the street. One girl came outside because she had a panic attack to the due size of the crowd. She had no jacket, was freezing, and was not allowed back in. The bouncers and club staff had no clue what was going on and were unhelpful, sometimes even rude. It was a waste of an entire evening and we are still trying to get our money back.