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Strip Club Near Haymarket Three Stops From Central · Kings Cross

Late Kitchens First · The Cross After
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For Haymarket, the strip club to know is Sydney Elements, a luxury adult nightclub three train stops from Central at 42 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross, with private booths, bottle service and a rotating cast of showgirls, open Tuesday to Sunday from 8pm.

Haymarket runs latest of anywhere south of the city: Chinatown’s kitchens serving past midnight, Darling Square buzzing, a show letting out at the Capitol. It is the rare Sydney precinct that understands the night is long. So does the Cross, and the two are joined by one short train ride or a quick run up William Street.

3Stops From Central On The T4
2Levels & Two Bars
5Nights A Week
15minBetween Performances
Inside Number 42

The City’s Other Late Room

Two levels in velvet and brass, a bar on each, showgirls on rotation with feature shows through the evening, and booths where the bottle service comes to the table. The room keeps Haymarket’s hours: doors at 8pm and a floor that is still going when the last kitchens close.

Reserve ahead and the group is placed before it arrives: booth held, host assigned, priority entry for the whole table. The concierge is used to parties arriving straight from a banquet, in high spirits and no hurry.

The Way In

Getting Here

Up From Chinatown

  • By train, from Central it is three stops on the T4 to Kings Cross station, which surfaces on our street
  • By cab or rideshare, about ten minutes up through the city and William Street. Ask for 42 Darlinghurst Road
  • After a show, the Capitol lets out in easy reach of doors that run till 5am six nights a week
  • After a banquet, Chinatown dinners roll on here all the time; reserve ahead and the booth waits as long as the laziest course
  • Reserved ahead, priority entry for the whole table, however it straggles out of the restaurant
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A cocktail poured at the bar under low gold light
The Journey

Dixon Street To Darlinghurst Road

Haymarket is the city’s engine room after dark: the Dixon Street kitchens, the dessert bars, Darling Square’s lanterns, the Capitol’s crowds spilling onto Campbell Street. It feeds half of late-night Sydney and always has, which makes it the natural first act for a long night.

The second act is east: three stops on the T4 or a ride up William Street to the Coca-Cola sign, and down Darlinghurst Road to the gold awning at number 42. Chinatown does the feast; the Cross does the floor show. It is one of the city’s oldest one-two punches.

Big tables become big nights here: a bucks party after the banquet, a birthday placed through VIP & Booths, or a crew out after a show. Check what's on and line the two up.

Three Steps

How To Book

1

Pick Your Package

Choose the package, the night and the time you are arriving on our packages page. It takes a minute.

2

Pay Within 3 Days

Once you confirm, we email payment instructions. Pay by bank transfer within 3 days and the booking is secured.

3

Turn Up

Arrive close to your booking time with photo ID, and your booth is ready for you.

Good To Know

Haymarket Questions

Is there a strip club near Haymarket?

Sydney Elements is three train stops from Central, at 42 Darlinghurst Road in Kings Cross, about ten minutes from Haymarket by cab. It is a luxury adult nightclub with private booths, bottle service and live showgirls.

How do we get there from Chinatown?

From Central station the T4 runs three stops to Kings Cross, surfacing on Darlinghurst Road a short walk from the door. A cab up William Street takes about ten minutes.

Can we come after a late dinner?

That is the classic Haymarket run. Doors open at 8pm and the floor runs till 5am, so even a long banquet rolls straight on. Reserve ahead and the booth waits.

Can we come after a show at the Capitol?

Easily. The theatre lets out well inside our hours, and the ride over takes minutes. Reserve ahead and the group walks straight to a held booth.

What is the dress code?

Smart and stylish. Collared shirts and clean footwear for the gentlemen; no activewear, hi-vis or work boots.

Do you take group bookings?

Yes. Groups get a reserved booth, bottle service and a dedicated host who runs the night. Tell the concierge your numbers and it is placed before you arrive.

What nights are you open?

Tuesday to Sunday, doors from 8pm to 5am. Fridays and Saturdays are the busiest nights.

Is there an age requirement?

Yes. Strictly 18 plus, with valid photo ID checked at the door.