19 Open format clubs in United States are listed (10 cities and areas).

The price guide is the lowest to highest admission fee listed in advance and door tickets for recent events or in official price lists (not an average). It varies by event, day of the week, and time of day.

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Washington, D.C.5

abigaildc.com

Abigail

A commercial nightclub on M Street NW. The official site lists parties on Fridays (Abby Fridays), Saturdays (Hip Hop Saturdays), and Sundays (Capitale).

Washington, D.C., Downtown (M Street NW)

decadesdc.com

Decades

A retro club centered on dance-oriented hits from the 1980s to the 2000s. The official website calls it a "nightclub" and announces TBT (Throwback Thursday) on the rooftop.

Washington, D.C., Dupont Circle

heistdc.com

Heist

A commercial nightclub near Dupont Circle. The official site describes rotating DJs brought in from around the country and VIP tables, and a booking site lists parties every night from Tuesday onward.

Washington, D.C., Near Dupont Circle

ultrabardc.com

Ultrabar

A large commercial club on F Street downtown. The official site describes six bars, four DJ booths, and 26 tables. The official site lists Friday and Saturday hours and Halloween programming.

Washington, D.C., Downtown (F Street NW)

Miami3

vendome.miami

Vendôme

A large commercial nightclub on Washington Avenue in South Beach. The official website lists Halloween programming through the end of October 2026.

Miami, Miami Beach (South Beach)

New York3

Boston2

Asbury Park1

Houston1

notohtx.com

NOTO Houston

A nightclub in Houston of roughly 1,400 square meters. Its official website lists dated and timed programming, such as Latin and Halloween nights.

Houston, Midtown

Kansas City1

Las Vegas1

Philadelphia1

Bastet

A new two-floor nightclub in Spring Garden. The ground floor plays party music such as hip-hop and Afrobeats, while the other is a room focused on music with a darker atmosphere.

Philadelphia, Spring Garden

Pittsburgh1