Venue Detail
Studio 54 Madrid
About this venue
Studio 54 Madrid is a late club option built around disco, pop and a theatrical night-out mood. It belongs in the plan when you want to dance after the bars, not when you need a quiet cocktail. The live programme is the source for dates, door details and any special show or themed session.
Practical details
Address: Calle de Barbieri 7, 28004 Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Hours: Wednesday – Thursday: 10:00 PM – 3:30 AM, Friday – Saturday: 10:00 PM – 4:00 AM, Sunday: 10:00 PM – 3:30 AM
Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/es/madrid/venues/studio-54-madrid--371
Venue intelligence
Know before you go
Typical queue
Most ordinary nights use door sales, so arrive at 22:00–22:30 and expect 5–10 minutes. A themed night or drag show can create a 15–25 minute line after 23:30; buy ahead only when the event page has actually opened ticket sales.
Best night
Friday or Saturday from 23:30–02:00 is when Studio 54 feels like the club it promises to be: DJ, light show and a full 300-person room. Sunday from 20:30 is the gentler option; Wednesday or Thursday works for drinks and a show without the weekend wall of bodies.
Locals vs visitors
The room attracts Chueca regulars, queer visitors, pop-and-disco dancers, drag-show fans and groups who want a polished but not underground night. The illuminated entrance, projection-heavy main room and white iPod room make it a visual party rather than a quiet bar.
Dress code in practice
Dress as if you are going to be photographed under LEDs: clean trainers or boots, a sharp top, denim, colour or a little sparkle. It is a disco-pop club, so comfortable dancing clothes win over either beachwear or hard-fetish gear.
Staff inclusion
Studio 54 presents itself as an inclusive Chueca meeting point and its drag, DJ and special-event format brings a visibly broad queer crowd through the door. It does not set out a separate public anti-transphobia procedure; let security or the bar know immediately if anyone crosses a boundary.
Reviews
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