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From Newtown

Strip Club Near Newtown Fifteen Minutes East · Kings Cross

A Different Kind Of Night · Tue To Sun
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For Newtown, the strip club to know is Sydney Elements, a luxury adult nightclub about fifteen minutes east at 42 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross, with private velvet booths, bottle service and a rotating cast of showgirls, open Tuesday to Sunday from 8pm.

Newtown needs no lessons in nightlife: King Street runs on band rooms, late bars and a crowd that treats Tuesday like Friday. What the inner west does not offer is this particular register of night, the velvet-and-bottle-service kind, dressed up rather than down. For that, the east is one ride across town.

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

The Night King Street Doesn’t Do

Newtown’s rooms are loud, loose and lit by neon; this one is velvet, brass and low gold light. Two levels with a bar on each, showgirls on rotation with feature shows through the evening, and booths where the bottle arrives on ice and someone else pours. It is theatre of a different kind, staged nightly.

Reserve ahead and the night runs itself: booth in your name, host on the table, priority entry for the group. Come for the contrast; the inner west usually does, and it usually comes back.

The Way In

Getting Here

Across From King Street

  • By cab or rideshare, about fifteen minutes east along Cleveland Street and up William Street. Ask for 42 Darlinghurst Road
  • By train, from Newtown station ride to Central and change for the T4, three stops to Kings Cross
  • Late is fine, doors run till 5am six nights a week, so a King Street start does not cost you the booth
  • Dressed up, this is the night the good shirt was bought for; the dress code is smart and stylish
  • Reserved ahead, the booth is held and the door expects the whole party, however it arrives
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Blue leather banquettes and mirrored walls in the downstairs booth room
The Journey

Two Nightlife Capitals, One Ride Apart

Newtown and Kings Cross are Sydney’s two great night quarters, and they have always done different jobs. King Street is the city’s band room and public bar: live music, crowded footpaths, a night that belongs to everyone at once. The Cross is its opposite number: velvet, table service and a night that belongs to your booth.

The ride between them runs along Cleveland Street and up William Street to the Coca-Cola sign, about fifteen minutes door to door. Plenty of inner west crews make the crossing for the occasions that deserve a collar: the bucks, the big birthday, the night that wants an upgrade.

The occasions that cross town: a bucks party with a host of its own, a milestone birthday placed through VIP & Booths, or a crew that has simply done every bar on King Street twice. See what's on first.

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

Newtown Questions

Is there a strip club near Newtown?

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

How do we get there from King Street?

A cab east along Cleveland Street and up William Street takes about fifteen minutes. By train, ride from Newtown to Central and change for the T4, which reaches Kings Cross station in three stops.

How is it different from a night on King Street?

It is the other register of night: reserved booths instead of crowded bars, bottle service poured at the table, showgirls and feature shows instead of a band room. Dressed up rather than down, and the night belongs to your table.

What is the dress code?

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

Can we arrive late after starting in Newtown?

Yes. Doors run till 5am Tuesday to Sunday, and a reserved booth holds regardless of when the group lands. Reserve ahead and take your time.

Do you take group bookings?

Yes. Bucks parties, birthdays and group nights get a reserved booth, bottle service and a dedicated host. Tell the concierge your numbers and the night is placed.

What nights are you open?

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

Is there an age requirement?

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