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Strip Club Near Kensington Fifteen Minutes North · Kings Cross

Race Days · Milestones · Tue To Sun
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For Kensington, the strip club to know is Sydney Elements, a luxury adult nightclub about fifteen minutes north at 42 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross, with private booths, bottle service and a rotating cast of showgirls, open Tuesday to Sunday from 8pm.

Kensington sits between two of Sydney’s great occasions: the racecourse on one side and the university on the other. Race days end at dusk and the campus bars close earlier than anyone’s ambitions. When the day has been good, and especially when it has been very good, the night heads north up Anzac Parade toward the Cross.

15minBy Cab, Give Or Take
2Levels & Two Bars
500Capacity Across The Venue
5Nights A Week
Inside Number 42

Where A Winning Day Ends

The room was made for celebration money: two levels in velvet and brass, showgirls on rotation with feature shows through the evening, and booths where the bottle arrives on ice. It holds up to 500, which on a big race Saturday matters.

Reserve ahead and the group is placed like connections after a win: booth held, host assigned, bottle service standing by. The concierge is well used to parties arriving loud, happy and still in their race-day best.

The Way In

Getting Here

Up Anzac Parade

  • By cab or rideshare, about fifteen minutes up Anzac Parade and William Street. Ask for 42 Darlinghurst Road
  • After the races, the run from the course to the Cross is a Sydney tradition; reserve before the last race and the booth is waiting
  • By light rail and train, ride into the city and change for the T4 to Kings Cross station, which surfaces on our street
  • As a group, priority entry covers everyone on your list, however the cars arrive
  • Dressed right, race-day tailoring clears the door with ease; the dress code is smart and stylish
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The back bar shelves and the tree emblem sign
The Journey

From The Rails To The Velvet

Kensington’s calendar is set by its two big neighbours. Royal Randwick fills the suburb with tailoring and optimism a dozen Saturdays a year, and the university keeps a steady tide of milestones flowing: twenty-firsts, graduations, the end of exams. Both produce the same question by early evening: where to now?

The answer has run up Anzac Parade for generations. Fifteen minutes north, past the city’s edge and up William Street, sits the Cross, and at 42 Darlinghurst Road a room where a winning day or a hard-earned milestone gets finished properly, in velvet rather than on a footpath.

The suburb’s occasions land here all season: a bucks party for a racing crowd, a twenty-first or graduation placed through VIP & Booths, and what's on is worth a look before any big Saturday.

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

Kensington Questions

Is there a strip club near Kensington?

Sydney Elements is about fifteen minutes from Kensington by cab, at 42 Darlinghurst Road in Kings Cross. It is a luxury adult nightclub with private booths, bottle service and live showgirls, open Tuesday to Sunday from 8pm.

Can we come after a day at Royal Randwick?

Yes, and plenty of race-day parties do. The run up Anzac Parade takes about fifteen minutes. Reserve before the last race and the booth is held, with priority entry for the whole party.

Do you host twenty-firsts and graduation nights?

Yes, for guests 18 and over with valid photo ID. Milestone groups get a reserved booth, bottle service and a dedicated host. Tell the concierge the occasion and it is placed properly.

How do we get there without a car?

Ride the light rail into the city and change for the T4 train to Kings Cross station, which surfaces on Darlinghurst Road. A rideshare straight up Anzac Parade is the simpler run for a group.

What is the dress code?

Smart and stylish. Race-day tailoring is perfect; no activewear, hi-vis or work boots, and no costumes or novelty outfits.

How big a group can you take?

The venue holds up to 500 across two levels, so a big race-day party fits. Groups get a reserved booth or several, with a host who runs the night.

What nights are you open?

Tuesday to Sunday, doors from 8pm to 5am. Saturdays after the races are exactly as busy as you would imagine, so book early.

Is there an age requirement?

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