Massive

This place has a clothing check….gagged. I’m an Orlando gay (however, not a Disney gay…no shade) and that’s a feature we don’t have in our wide array of 2 gay clubs in town (rattlesnakes). Loved the vibe tho, it was really circuity upstairs, and also the floor below the night I went during pride….not sure if it’s a circuit club but had a great time.

The best queer space in Seattle right now. So many creative ideas coming from different themed nights, drink specials, and spectacular dancing! Very inclusive and an amazing refresh of the glorious nostalgia from R place. Truly an icon of Seattle queer night life!

This is a really sacred alternative queer space and Seattle really needed this. It’s giving a small piece of Berlin club in our humble little Seattle. I’m a big music person and I also feel like Massive officially has the most unique and alternative varieties of electronic music. The electronic scene has really gone stale in Seattle, but it is finding a blooming place among the queer scene.

Massive has done an amazing job bringing such talented DJs to this unique and queer space. Curating electronic-centered vibes; from techno to house. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. It can get hot upstairs, so dress light, bring a fan, and live your best free self. Spaces like this are few and far between, it’s always a fun time dancing the night away.

Truly my favorite place to go dancing for good energy and super exciting ambience. The good vibes are just unmatched.

Seattle finally has a great queer space for music, dancing, and great vibes. If you love great music with a fun sweaty, sexy vibe, Massive is the place to go for it. Keep in mind, this isn’t Union or the Cuff. It’s a space for queer people to experience music and express themselves and it absolutely hits on all cylinders

Thrilled to finally have a gay club again that isn’t playing bad circuit music or taken over by straight girls. Vibe is excellent, music always good. The event nights are also fun and welcoming.

Single-handedly reinvigorated the gay night scene in Seattle post-2020. The music is amazing and the vibes are always immaculate; the themed nights of the week are my favorite! This place just opened and is already a highlight of the night life here, cant wait to see what they have in store for us :)

I really like what this venue is doing for Disco and house in the city.Some absolutely amazing and talented DJs have been coming through and the cover is worth it.Ive been to several shows as a cis guy and Ive only had an amazing time. Great dancing, great drinks for a club, and generally good vibes.

Incredibly inconsiderate to nearby residential buildings, this business blasts amplified sound past 1am on weekdays blatantly breaking ordinance rules. The bass can be felt through walls down the street.Calling out a business for accountability is not an attack on the community. Residents have lived here for years, long before this business arrived. Other clubs in the area with strong sound systems don’t have these issues, and the previous club in this space never did either. It’s disappointing that this business not only ignores sound ordinances but also vilifies neighbors and community members as anti-LGBTQ when asked to be more considerate :(PS: FYI to other residents- Seattle does have a system to formally submit sound violations if you search nightlight noise complaints on the Seattle gov site.

Massive has become our crews new it place. With an inviting queer atmosphere and the best EDM/Disco dancefloor on the Hill currently, we have no choice but to stan.Pair this with a really great staff and security that are mindful of their service and keep things moving along at a healthy pace while also making patrons feel respected.I would also like to sound off on the promoters ability to bring in fantastic talent, both local and outer city. There is always variety found at Massive. Though catering mostly to a House-centric dancefloor, Ive found multiple nights where a Techno line could be heard from the mezzanine or a more Pop-ish (mainstream) beat could be danced to upstairs. This also attracts a variety of clientele, which is always a good sign.Local queers like myself are excited to see Massives continued growth and improvement, and I hope that they keep bringing a more art-centic approach to nightlife that has been desired in this city for a multitude of time.

Was excited to finally try out the newest queer club on the hill but last night was disappointing. The music that was playing wasnt even remotely good to dance to and tickets were definitely overpriced. Maybe we went on a bad night, or perhaps this just isnt what I vibe to, but Ive never been so bored at a club before.

I love what they’ve done with the place! We needed a very special spot to bridge the gap left between gay bars, and that couldn’t just be any ol’ drinking hole. Massive really stepped up to the plate and hit a home-run with their team, music, and vibes. I hope they just keep getting better for many years to come!

This club feels like a secret- like those warehouse parties in sodo, oakland, chicago, vancouver bc. Incredible booking, diverse dancers, different crowds and bodies depending on the night. Strong drinks and absolutely warm and kind staff. All folks are welcome and consent is enforced. So grateful this place feels a desperately needed niche in Seattle nightlife. Check it out and ignore the Amazombies complaining from their 3200 a month studios nearby. And thank you Massive for keeping Capitol Hill queer!

Its decent, but the cover charge didnt really reflect the value of the experience. If the building was a bit nicer, maybe. There are other bars that have a fun atmosphere with no cover and feel a bit more polished.

Amazing space. Incredible DJs from around the world. The best resident DJs. Some of the best regular events. This is now our favorite go to spot for weekend nights in Seattle. They seem to add some kind of upgrade every time we’ve visited. Love.

We had a blast at Massive on The Last Friday In March. Shameless was poppin’ off upstairs with deep, danceable house and some edgier techno was on the second floor. Suprised it wasn’t more crowded, as this is now a killer venue for music and a dynamic queer space like no other. The staff is on point, the temperature is right and the curation of DJs is immaculate. We used to call this place The Tower Of Power when it was a high-energy mainstream gay bar, now it’s a music-centric queer-led dancehall that feels a bit more, shall we say.. TODAY. Yes. Yes we shall.

Meh, it’s alright. It didn’t leave a massive impression on me though 🙃Staff is incredible, drinks are decently strong, music was disappointing.Ultimately not worth a $20 cover with a $5 coat check. After paying the cover, their staff flips the screen to see if you want to tip — tip for what, bb? 👁️🫦👁️ I’ll always tip the coat check and the bar tender, but why on earth would I tip you for charging me entry?

Massive Nightclub is helping to build a better community in Seattle. It’s more than a nightclub it is a safe space for LGBTQA+, SW, Kinksters and everyone in between. Where we are treated with respect, celebrated and welcomed.

Literally THE BEST queer space in seattle! the atmosphere and music are fire, and everyone is very friendly and welcoming. definitely check it out if you’re visiting seattle.

Always the vibe you need - whether you know it or not. Great space, even better music, the staff is amazing, personable, and unapologetically queer. 12/10 would recommend.

First time out of my usual....in a while l. it was nice, you kno good vibes, energies presented themselves a comforting sweet taste for a future visit Im sure to enjoy as I have tonight, thanX;) for that.

Dont bother...its basically Cuff 2.0 but somehow manages to be worse. Drinks are underwhelming and overpriced, music is horrible, and just overall your typical soulless, tired circuit party vibe catering exclusively to white gays.

This was advertised as a COUNTRY NIGHT at the club. Me and my girls show up in our hats and chaps and everything, and we hear maybe 1 country song all night. To make bad matters horrendous, they advertised a big picture of the beautiful and dazzling queen B on the poster. Even though I was begging and pleading all night for them to play her, the play JUST TEXAS HOLD’EM at the very end of the night…. I’m so tired of false advertisement and using and idol of mine for clout. Death to all of them.

Massive was massively underwhelming! Think R Place with worse music—literally, nothing’s changed but the music. Maybe the plywood on the window is new? It was odd!There was a $10 cover, they had a coat check, it was hot, and they played house music without lyrics. If the music had words for familiarity, it would have been a little better… But, the continued cadence was monotonous and a little annoying.Massive is no R Place, and I don’t want it to be, but it wasn’t better. This is not the go to place!

It’s funny how after R-Place left all these people moved in nearby and complain about noise…you know where you moved. Get out of the Gayborhood if you were expecting to live in a library. This building has been a club for 35+ years. The place was closed for a few years and now people are upset they can hear it in luxury apartments. Boo hoo.

Constant banging all night from over a block away, my bed is vibrating. Before anybody says anything about “straight people moving to the hill” , I’m queer and I remember when this was R place. R place was here for decades and never shook other buildings. Most of us have lived here a lot longer than massive, and asking for basic sound proofing and being a good neighbor to the community is not coming after the club itself. I’m glad another queer space has moved into the building, but a lot of queers are now being forced to move away from their homes because this one club can’t soundproof. This isn’t cool or okay by any means.

Went for the first time last night and it HAS potential to be great but the delusional high rates for the event covers and drink prices they charge is going to be their downfall. Especially when CC’s, Diesel and Pony are not far and significantly cheaper for drinks for more bang for your buck. The space definitely needs a “massive” (ha) makeover too. With better marketing, reasonable prices and some decor changes, Massive could be a huge success. They need to listen to feedback or perish.

I absolutely love going here! Every time my friends and I come it’s always great vibes! Your going to love the music too :)

Grateful to have another really good dance space again on the hill, and in these early stages the organizers seem to be intent on constantly improving the atmosphere and the safety of the space (and that of the broader community patronizing it).

Love this place. A safe space for all types of people especially Queer. Drinks and music are great. Two floors of great music.

It’s been so fun and refreshing to have a new venue that not only throws great parties of their own with local talent, but also brings in some fantastic parties and techno artists from all over.

This is not the old R’Place, so do not come in with those expectations. This is more of a mellower version of Cuff. The music is the same as Cuff, house music, same tempo. The prices are a little high, the drinks are okay, and there is a bad smell that lingers probably due to old HVAC systems. The place is not bad by any means, its just not great.Seattle in general doesn’t seem to have a big gay nightlife like other major cities do. We don’t really have a gay club that plays top hits (pop, rap, hiphop, dance). I was hoping Massive would fulfill that missing element, but unfortunately we got more of the same. There is room for improvement, and I understand the owners are making do with what they got.All in all it’s another gay space where we can go and be ourselves. We have so few of them nowadays. I just wish there was good music, and that Massive would have brought the positive clubbing vibes back. Heres to hoping.Massive is a solid 2.5 with room for improvement. I’ll be excited to see how this space evolves in time.

If you want to dance to good music in a queer space, this is your home. Music is always on point. Vibes are always right.

First things first, this is NOT R Place re-branded. It is Massive. Not sure what type of venue it is, other than a space rented that host different themes every weekend. It is more of a Trance and Trance House scene for primarily gay men. Not the top 40/hip hop dancing crowd. But rather the older jockstrap and leather - no shirt required and yte type of crowd. Yes, I said yte. There was not much, if any, diversity in the crowd. The wait to get in, even with pre-sale tickets (they call them donations) was 40 minutes, the drinks were standard, and the upstairs dance floor was like a Sauna in hell. They turned on no air to have everyone sweat and smell. So, as mentioned, the scene is mostly yte, young to bear, no-shirt, trance dancing type crowd. I certainly miss the diverse and fun atmosphere of R place. And, I did get a few looks from some folks. Not smiles. Just looks.

Awesome space that is keeping it unapologetically queer in caphill in spite all the gentrifying! Love thier events and thier parties. Its not R place and its not trying to be. Its massive and I hope it stays and continues to be awesome.

Best new queer club/community space in Seattle. Sexy music and steamy dance floor! The crowd comes to dance and the djs deliver

Had a great time at Massive’s soft launch for Halloween. So glad to see more queer nightlife options in Seattle after many closures over the years.Some people are complaining about the space being unfinished, which is unfortunate. The first event was advertised as an early preview with much more to come!Even as a preview, the vibes were amazing and I’m super excited to see what Massive has in store for the future.

Incredible opening weekend. I was so excited for a new queer friendly space in Seattle which often times lacks diversity in the nightlife and they did not disappoint. This was only their first weekend and they have ‘massive’ plans with the space so I can’t wait to see how this space grows and provides more inclusive spaces for our community.

We paid $55 per ticket for the 2023 Halloween event which was marketed as the teaser opening. It was a teaser alright. With how they were hyping this place (and charging!), we were expecting the queer version of Q. Reality set in when we entered, the place looks like its had ZERO improvements over the old R Place. Massive felt like a grungier, darker, ratchet version of Monkey Club. The Halloween event was a joke. Nice crowd but other than that, the space was depressing. 2nd floor had a makeshift DJ booth with speakers on tripods which I almost tripped over. 3rd floor had some dancers and better lights. Security was non existent - no one was even getting pat down or having their bags checked which was very concerning. Coat check was a jumbled mess. Sound was meh.If youre charging Vegas prices for entry, your club needs to be at least half as good - Q, Foundation proved that decent nightclubs are possible in Seattle. Right now as it stands, Massive is a huge disappointment.

A wonderful re-opening of a long-beloved space. Looking forward to see how this space evolves :)Music was on point 🔥As a Queer PoC felt welcomed and was able to dance 🪩 the night away.Would recommend however more Pokémon light show graphics next time ;)Quite unsure why others have remarked the club was empty. We got there at opening the place was quite full. Coat check was well organized.

The new Massive club took over the iconic club space is 🔥. Great soft opening Halloween party. Music is top notch. Vibe is electric. People are beautiful. My friends and I had a great time dancing and vibing. Highly recommend.

They do not have air conditioning, the staff seems angry, and smells, very bad, Its too hot inside that everyone is sweating and there are no open windows. ALL THIS FOR $20 DOLLARS

This is the nightlife experience I’ve wanted in Seattle for years! Amazing vibes, diverse events, deliciously queer, and a strong sense of community!

Massive club brings Seattle top notch talent from all coasts. A queer oasis in the city! Worth the trip!

Love massive! They bring really special, much-needed djs and artists to the hill. If you get it, you get it 💖

Spacious with excellent light and sound systems. Diverse event options for the queer Seattle community!

They charge cover when there are 15 people on the dance floor. I’d rather just go to the Cuff.

Had the time of my life! Met my husband and found a winning lottery ticket in the bathroom. This place is magic!

Best Dj’s and Beats in Seattle, Regular out of town guests, friendly staff…I love massive!

It was fun!! Good atmosphere, busy, drink prices were reasonable! Music was good 👍

Amazing LGBTQ+/queer space with great music and visiting DJs. A must attend place.

A wonderful community space! Best music in town and freedom to be yourself. Highest recommendation 🙏🏼💜

Amazing sound system, three floors to explore and a security team that is professional and welcoming to all walks of life.

The new opening of an old club, Rplace!! Cool vibe, good space, great location. As I write this, it’s still early and they only have done a soft open so they are still kind of figuring things out. I’m not a whiny complainer, I had a lot of fun here. Excited to come back 🔥

Awesome space and sound! Amazing DJs. Incredible staff. So much work goes into getting the spaces open. Thank you to all that put their energy into it. It’s only going to get better and better from here.

Great pre-opening for Halloween. Music was amazing, diverse mix of dancers, great vibe. Everyone had a good time. Feels more open than Rplace.

Amazing queer dance space music and culture. Hurry and see it before the NIMBYs find and try to shut it down.

Good to have the doors open - and a gay dance club with a legit sound system!

There’s no food here, service was as expected and pleasant, atmosphere was fun but music was repetitive 🙂‍↕️

Lmao they charged $55 a ticket for an empty bar, nothing was giving Halloween, not a single decoration, it was still just a cis gay underwear party, with low energy boring vibes, you want to make a space to honor the fullness of the queer community babe?! Try harder

Love it!! So glad the space was brought back for queer people. The showstopper is the disco bathroom, imo! A must visit!

Oh my god can you please turn down your awful music?? Ever since you moved into this space I now want to move! I see I’m not the only person complaining about your awful music Jesus Christ!

One of the best LGBTQ+ nightlife venues in Seattle!

Truly captures the Dionysusian mode of good vibes, bountiful pleasure, and supportive community

Dope spot, great music, friendly staff. Also, I heard the owner is sooooo hot.

Terrible vibe with decent music, depressing debut. Cant believe we paid over $100 to go to an empty bar with no decor. Wish I could get my money back.

Well for a gay bar the drinks certainly aren’t massive….the only thing massive here is the covers. Fun bar but definitely pregame.

The front door bouncer was incredibly rude. He asked whether I was male or female and insisted I give him a “real answer” when I said neither.

I love that it’s so loud it makes the neighbors mad. womp womp you moved to the hill you’re dumb for complaining. love this bar.

Bad music and weak pours. Its more gay-friendly than a gay bar.

Amazing music, friendly staff, fun environment. Massive perfectly fills a void in the Seattle nightlife scene.

Always have an amazing time and feel very safe!

Seattle’s most hardcore nightclub ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ eat sleep rave repeat

Amazing opening night. So glad Seattle has more nightlife options now. Excited for more fun nights here!

So happy this place is back! They opened everything up on the top floor and it’s so much easier to dance 😻💅🏻🌈

Racism! No one should come here! They just kicked us out without any reason!

Over priced, rude bar tender, NO ICE FOR YOUR DRINKS!

Had the time of my life. Unreal.

The place is great nice vibe inside, definitely coming back !!!

Amazing club definitely will be back!!!!

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Thank god for massive !

I had so much fun

Great Gay Club

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I want a refund