Fire
A superstore-sized mixed club hosting gay nights, mornings and afternoons, all throbbing with dancing and stimulated men. Fire is sprawled across ten railway arches in Vauxhall, though not all in use at any given time. Certain events happen in the Protocol space, which is accessible via the tunnel (aka South Lambath Place). Current gay stalpe is Beyond Midnight (every Saturday 11.45pm–Sunday noon), an offshoot of former flagship brand Beyond (started 2002 at the now-defunct Colloseum). Lig...
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- 20+
- 30+
- 40+
- dancing
- go-go boys
- leather
- outdoor seating
- bears
- cruising
- after hours
- mixed LGBTQ+
- mixed gay/straight
- $$
- nightclub
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(Was an) Absolute must visit in London
Original Review: Fire is up there with the best gay venues in the world (Fly in Toronto, Parking in Montreal, The Week in Sao Paulo). With excellent sound system and lighting (one room has a wrap around LED lighting system all over the walls and ceiling) this venue attracts a hot, up for it crowd with no attitude. Note that Saturday night events vary so check listings in advance. Update: December 2012. This is not really a gay venue anymore, in part reflecting a waning interest in Vauxhall. It has always hosted straight parties but weekly gay nights like Gravity have moved to the inferior Covert and I question for long those that remain will stay here. Fire has hosted a very small number of gay parties on Saturday nights this year. And having been to a few nights since my original review I think it was a bit over-enthusiastic. There's much better (gay and straight venues) to be had in London.
last time in london
i go in saturday night but is strange so i didn't go fool me :(
First to Review
Most fun on the South Bank
This is a must stop in London. You won't regret it.
