boogie lounge club in cheltenham

was the mission before

It's just a new name - the old name escapes me at the moment. It's a place that tends to attract an older crowd (in clubbing terms) and is quite a trendy sort of club. The music's generally current sort of stuff but nothing too bassy!

Is it the place that used to be Forrests Wine Bar years ago? Opposite the town hall?

I was under the impression it had closed down but I will try and find out for you during the week.

Under its more recent guise it was a young persons noisy night out bar but times have changed since I started going to bed at 10 pm.

ok ty chaps

lol

It's come back to me - it was the Fish and Fiddle.

It was a younger crowd's type of place - went to a few Drum and Bass nights there in the late nineties. Boogie Lounge is aimed at a totally different age range though.

You might wanna look at 13 Degrees too.

anything in ghloucester for a group of over 40s?

gloucester is dead,just a wetherspoons,your best bet is stay in chelthenham after racing then get a taxi back to gloucester later.

i stayed in gloucester for one cheltenham, never again. the quietest town i have ever visited, like a ghost town in the evenings during the week.

This is perfect for a bunch of over 40s men.


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Gloucester is not a pleasant place.

Oi!

Can't disagree though

aberdonia, is it a knocking shop? if so its not my cup of tea. im a married man.

13 degrees is ok for older people although for a group of over 40s I'd suggest maybe the prom club! Not my cup of tea but a good night out.

Gloucester is great on a Friday night- bit chavy but buy 1 get 2 free in liquid and £1 a drink in most bars. Rest f the week avoid Gloucester... It's a ****!