Prater Tower Vienna's Largest Club Prater Dome Review (Opening Hours, Price, etc.)

Prater Dome

Riesenradpl. 7, 1020 Vienna, Austria

It’s a bit embarrassing that the first post after a trip is a club review.

When will I post about the trip, haha;;

This trip, I visited the largest club located in Austria Bin.

Here’s my review of Prater Tower right away!!!!!

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※ All price information is based on amounts as of March 24, 2024 ※

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As those who have already looked it up will know, the Prater Tower club is located inside an amusement park called Prater.

The photos above show the entrance to the amusement park and the club entrance.

Prater Tower opens at 10 PM, and there was already a line when I arrived right at opening time! (Operates only every Friday and Saturday).

I went with my mother and was worried it might be only for young people… but there were also older men and grandfathers among the clubbers already waiting, so I felt relieved lol.

Upon entering, you pay the entrance fee at the counter (14 euros per person).

The photo above shows the receipt and card I received after entering, and the cloakroom is a bit further inside.

We didn’t have anything to store, so I don’t know the price lol.

Past the cloakroom, you’ll see the bar and tables right after entering.

This is like the central hall, a resting area separate from the stage where the music plays, so you can sit anywhere freely.

I was hesitant to sit down for a long time, worried it might be reserved seating lol.

By the way, although the club opens at 10 PM, the stage doesn’t open until 10:30 PM, so everyone seems to be having a drink at the bar and then chilling out!

Prater Tower is a non-smoking club, but there is a cigarette vending machine.

There’s a designated smoking terrace, and I’ll show you a photo of it below.

I also went to the restroom, and some stalls had the toilet bowl inside the same compartment… which was a bit surprising lol.

The women’s restroom was quite spacious and clean.

It might have been because it was very early after opening lol.

In the back corner of the central hall, they sell simple food, so you can fill your stomach…

Since there wasn’t much to do until the stage opened, we decided to order cocktails.

Checking the card I received upon entry, it’s not a direct payment system, but rather a system where you settle your bill using this card, like at a jjimjilbang (Korean bathhouse)!

You return the card when you leave and pay the bill. 👍

I ordered my favorite cocktail, White Russian, and my mother ordered the cocktail of the day, Blue Lady Gin.

There wasn’t a separate cocktail menu, so I hesitated for a moment before just asking for my favorite cocktail, and they made it quickly.

It seems they can make most cocktails if you just say the name.

Using a similar machine, they showed me the cocktail prices (2 drinks totaled 22 euros, so about 11 euros each).

When you hand over your entry card, they ask if you want to leave a tip, and you can set the amount by touching the screen.

I spent a total of 25 euros, including a 3 euro tip.

I had a drink at a random seat. 😎

After the stage opened, I quickly took photos before it got crowded.

On the first floor, there are two stages, one playing music that feels a bit like disco.

It’s like regular disco and old-school disco lol.

At the blue stage, a DJ comes and mixes music live when it’s time (photo below).

View from the second floor.

This is the smoking terrace, which is also on the second floor.

The hip-hop stage was on the second floor.

This area had the most young people, and I liked the music here the best lol.

It’s located up the stairs on the right as soon as you enter, and all the stairs are connected, so it’s easy to find.

While I was walking around taking pictures, a clubber asked to take a picture with me first.

I used the default camera app because I was worried about surprising the foreigner, but I regret it lol.

This is the DJ time I mentioned earlier.

The DJs, music, and events are different each time, so it’s a good idea to check the Prater Dome website.

PRATER DOME WIEN | MOST IMPORTANT CLUB @ TOWN

PRATER DOME WIEN – most important club @ town | Celebrate the hottest parties in PRATER DOME WIEN in a stylish atmosphere with top-current music, cool drinks, and an in-demand crowd!

praterdome.at

You can also reserve tables on the website, and the tables I clicked on ranged from 140 to 1200 euros.

I didn’t check all of them, so there might be cheaper or more expensive tables?

Prater Dome

I also took some videos, but I’m so disappointed I only got to enjoy it when there were fewer people ㅠ

But I had a lot of fun and wish I had gone for another day…

If you visit, I recommend going on Friday to check out the atmosphere, and if you have fun, go again on Saturday…

I left a little before midnight to manage my condition the day before my flight, but it was still fun.

I only saw one group of Koreans, but I saw them as I was leaving to go home, so I’m not sure what it’s like during the peak hours ㅜ!