In the city center, but the exact address of the club is not public. You can find it on your ticket, as you can only come to us with a pre-registered ticket.

You can change your clothes in the space in front of the cloakroom before entering the party area. The dressing room is coed, and its size is limited, so it's more convenient if you arrive already wearing the dress code attire underneath your coat.

There are no lockers for clothes, but a limited number of small-sized safe deposit boxes can be rented.

We also accept bank cards at the bar during public opening hours, but you can only pay with cash for entry and the cloakroom. So bring the remaining ticket fee, cloakroom fee (400 HUF/item), and possible safe box fee (600 HUF + 2000 HUF deposit) in cash.

This is required for issuing the invoice, which is our legal obligation. At the same time, you are not obliged to provide a real address, but if you do, you don't have to worry: all your data will be treated as strictly confidential, in accordance with GDPR regulations.

Parking is possible on the street, but it's not easy, and on weekdays you have to pay until 10 PM, as the club is located in the downtown area of Budapest.

You don't have to do anything. If you don't give clear permission for this, you won't appear in any photos for sure. Guests are not allowed to take photos at our place, and we also seal off the cameras on their phones, which is strictly prohibited to remove. For most of our events, we don't even invite a photographer, but if we do, we either promote the event as a photo shoot from the start, or only recognizable photos are taken of those who provide written consent for it.

We are strict about this, and asking for permission is a must before any physical contact. Saying "no" is taken seriously. Our audience usually respects this rule because they know that failing to follow it could result in being banned from the club. 

You can't bring your own food/drinks, but hot dogs and various snacks (e.g. popcorn, crackers, peanuts, chocolate) are available at the bar, in addition to various drinks.

Tickets for all our events must be registered in advance. Club membership is not a substitute for a ticket, but is necessary in order to be able to buy tickets for closed parties, and for certain particularly popular parties, you can register tickets earlier/cheaper with it.

In this case, closed means that you can only buy tickets for it if you are logged into the site as a club member. Club membership does not have to be valid at the time of the event, it is only required when purchasing the ticket. As a club member, you can buy tickets for as many people as you want, if you take responsibility for them. 
So the necessary steps:
- You must register on the site.
- You have to buy a club membership (the one-year one is better, but we recommend the two-day version for tourists).
- By logging in as a club member, you update the event page and buy the tickets.

Yes, but still not in cash, because all of our events require advance ticket registration — there is no ticket sales at the venue. However, instead of paying by bank card, there is an even more secure, cost-free payment option that does not require entering any card details: qvik. With this option, you simply scan the code in your mobile banking app by selecting QR payment (this feature is now available in every Hungarian mobile banking app — in some it’s under “More options,” in others you first tap on “Transfer,” and the QR scan appears there).

If the payment was successful, you received an e-mail to the address you provided, with the subject: "Event Ticket" or "Esemény jegy" if purchased from the Hungarian site. Search for it, and if you have it, you will find the link to your ticket at the bottom of the letter: "Download Ticket" or "Jegy megtekintése a letöltéshez".

Tickets are identified by the QR code on them, so another person can use them to enter, meaning they can be sold or transferred. 
However, there is no option to refund or exchange the tickets.

Yes, and most people arrive in the first two hours, because entry is usually more expensive after 6:00 p.m. We love these daytime parties because no one has to upset their biorhythms, people are less tired, and those who still have energy can go to other parties with the company afterwards.

Closed events are play party-like, more intimate, more erotic, more games, and there are always organized programs that promote connection with each other, in which participation is optional. These events are later than the public ones, you should arrive here between 20:00 and 20:30 so you don't miss the programs.

We have license for 189 people, but to avoid overcrowding, we do not sell more than 160 tickets. At closed parties, due to the more limited number of people in guided games, we often set the number limit even lower.

Sexual activity is always allowed in the club area, but it depends on the theme of the party, how typical it is, and in some cases (e.g. Softcore) there may be territorial restrictions. Open events are more about partying and dancing, but erotic games are also common in the BDSM room. At closed events, there is more open sexuality, which is often part of the theme in various forms.

– While people go to the swinger club for direct sex, in the fetish club the goal is free partying, and sex is only an option. There are people here who have sex, there are others who just play erotic games, but many people come to us just to dance, get to know each other, and talk in an exciting, open and accepting community.

– There is always a dress code at fetish parties, with which everyone adds to the special, unrepeatable spectacle of the event.

– Unconventional sexuality is common at fetish parties, and we expect acceptance from the community in terms of various identities, orientations, and kinks.

– At fetish parties, we take it more strictly than usual that verbal consent is required for all touching.

Yes, at many parties half of the audience is single, some play with each other or with couples, and some just enjoy the special environment. The only exception is the Couples and Unicorns party, which is less recommended for single men.

It is a common misconception that everyone in the fetish community is in an open relationship. There are many types of relationships here, and although it is true that compared to the outside world there are more polyamorous, swinger or other open relationships, there are also quite a few monogamous couples in the club.

Participation in any kind of play is never expected, and it’s completely normal that many people come with the intention of observing the first time. The only expectation is to follow the rules.

You do not HAVE TO undress. Fetish outfits can take many forms, and it’s entirely up to you how much you want to show. Some people take the opportunity to wear less than they could elsewhere, but there are also options that cover every bit of skin from head to toe. The main point is to give the community an experience with a special outfit that would turn heads anywhere else. If you’re unsure, send us a photo of your planned outfit!

Uncovered genitals are allowed, but complete nudity does not comply with the dress code: the lower and upper body must have some appreciable fetish wear/accessory.

Unfortunately, we cannot do that. We are not a matchmaking service, and our guests only provided an email for the purpose of sending tickets. According to our GDPR rules, we cannot use this for anything else, including sending your contact information to them.

There’s a chance for anything, but…
– We do not provide sexual services; everyone in the club plays — or doesn’t play — for their own enjoyment.
– Many people don’t even come for sexuality, but simply to party, chat, and make friends freely.
– There is no guarantee of any erotic experience, so it’s not worth arriving with such expectations.
– You’ll still need to socialize and communicate here. This is a very open community where you can talk about your desires without taboos, but no one will take the first steps for you.

Feel free to come to the parties and most events — we always have guests who don’t speak Hungarian, and most locals manage well in English. There are two cases, however, where the lack of Hungarian can be a disadvantage:
– Events that include a spoken presentation, as these are usually held in Hungarian.
– The film club: if the movie is screened with Hungarian dubbing, please let us know in advance that you’d like to attend and would need English subtitles!