Venue Detail
Attack Club
About this venue
Attack Club is an adult men-focused Madrid fetish and cruise club with a programme that can include themed nights. It belongs in the guide for people who intentionally want that format, not as a generic nightlife stop. Check the official site for live opening, entry and theme details before travelling, and respect consent, privacy and every house rule.
Practical details
Address: Plaza de Tirso de Molina 20, 28012 Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Hours: Wednesday & Thursday: 7:00 PM – 5:00 AM, Friday & Saturday: 9:00 PM – 5:00 AM, Sunday: 7:00 PM – 5:00 AM
Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/es/madrid/venues/attack-club--372
Venue intelligence
Know before you go
Best arrival window
Pre-register as a member 24–48 hours before your first visit; that is what prevents the slow first-time sign-up at the door. Wednesday and Thursday at 19:00 are fastest—only the first ten members get the €1 early entry—while Friday and Saturday after 22:00 can mean a 15–25 minute membership-and-entry wait.
Busiest time
Wednesday or Thursday, 19:00–21:00, is the low-pressure way to learn the room. Friday and Saturday after 23:00 are for the more intense party atmosphere; Sunday from 20:00 is a useful alternative when you want a long night without Saturday's peak.
Locals vs visitors
Attack is a members-only adult men's cruising club: regulars, kink-curious men, solo visitors and groups who have chosen a specific party. It is not a general bar and it is not a mixed-gender venue; people come knowing that the social language is adult, sexual and direct.
What to bring or wear
Use the event page: nude Wednesdays and free-dress-code Fridays are different nights. For a themed party, dress to the listed idea and bring photo ID; turning up in generic nightlife clothes when the party asks for a look is the easiest way to lose time at the door.
Safety and inclusion
The membership system and event-specific door rules make the boundaries of this adult men-only space clear. That can make entry predictable for the intended crowd, but it is not a venue for every gender identity. Consent, privacy and asking before touching are the baseline; bring concerns straight to staff.
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