Pacha - Munich

Worst club ever. They abuse of the customers in so many ways: prices, concert timing, crowding the place in a dangerous way, unprofessional waitresses, arrogant... read more Worst club ever. They abuse of the customers in so many ways: prices, concert timing, crowding the place in a dangerous way, unprofessional waitresses, arrogant security team... And then, bad sound and low level DJs. A place not to go

Very small place to bring artists like Fat Boy Slim. The club was fully packed, very hot and you could not move and less dance. Expensive, unprofessional team,... read more Very small place to bring artists like Fat Boy Slim. The club was fully packed, very hot and you could not move and less dance. Expensive, unprofessional team, arrogant security and full of drug dealers offering drugs openly in the toilets. Pacha is a great club in Spain, but a shame in Munchen. I don't reccomend it at all. Very bad experience.

Absolutely aweful venue. I am pretty sure they never heard of h&s! Totally overcrowded, stuffy and people are rude read more Absolutely aweful venue. I am pretty sure they never heard of h&s! Totally overcrowded, stuffy and people are rude

We had a ticket for Charlotte de Witte on 4th March 2023. They oversold the tickets maybe 3-4 times more than the Pacha capacity can handle. It was even impossi... read more We had a ticket for Charlotte de Witte on 4th March 2023. They oversold the tickets maybe 3-4 times more than the Pacha capacity can handle. It was even impossible move my arms for dancing. First time in my life, I had a fear that I will be hurt because of people pushing and squeezing each other. We could barely stay about 30 minutes. We had to left otherwise some of us would faint or hurt. What a shame for Pacha! They can bring the most DJ in the world, I am never ever setting my foot there again.

I recently had the misfortune of visiting Pacha Club in Munich, and let me tell you, it was a complete disaster. I had purchased a ticket for an after-party, ex... read more I recently had the misfortune of visiting Pacha Club in Munich, and let me tell you, it was a complete disaster. I had purchased a ticket for an after-party, expecting a night of fun and excitement. Little did I know that my choice of clothing would become a ridiculous obstacle. Upon arriving at the club, I was stopped by the bodyguards who seemed to have appointed themselves as fashion police. Apparently, my Rick Owens pants didn't meet their arbitrary standards of acceptability. They had the audacity to inform me that I couldn't enter because of my pants! Are you kidding me? What kind of establishment discriminates against their paying customers based on their clothing choices? It's evident that the staff at Pacha Club have absolutely no clue about how things should work. Instead of focusing on creating an inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere, they waste their time enforcing some misguided dress code. This only serves to alienate potential patrons and drive away customers who could have contributed to the club's success. The lack of professionalism displayed by the staff was appalling. They showed no empathy or understanding, failing to consider the fact that people attend parties after festivals wearing a wide range of attire. Their ignorance is precisely why Pacha Club will never achieve the standard it claims to uphold. I would strongly advise against wasting your time and money at Pacha Club in Munich. The club's narrow-minded policies and unprofessional behavior are an embarrassment. Save yourself the disappointment and find a venue that actually understands how to treat its customers and create a welcoming environment. Pacha Club, you have a long way to go before you can claim to be a reputable establishment.