Kapital

I think this is the best club I have ever seen in world and trust me I have seen a lot! For 34 euros in entrance u get 2 drinks and for that kind of quality its crazy. Tho let me tell you that, my airpods and powerbank is steal from my jacket in here. So its better not leave ur jacket around.

I bought tickets for the club in advance and was really looking forward to the evening. Unfortunately, we were denied entry simply because we are dark-skinned. We were dressed elegantly and followed all the rules, yet we were still not allowed in – without any understandable reason. It is sad and disappointing that something like this can still happen in 2025. No one should be discriminated against because of their skin color or background. We came from Switzerland and we had elegant clothes. I don't know how you can come to the conclusion that you can find an excuse. The person who refused us entry is the man shown in the picture on the website – this man turns away dark-skinned individuals. I ask everyone who has experienced something similar to report it as well, so that action can be taken against this kind of behavior. I do not recommend anyone with dark skin or a foreign background to visit this club or buy tickets there. Racism has no place – anywhere!

Simply the best night club in Madrid and Spain generally. 7 floors, 5 different stages, you get two drinks with the entry price (25-30eur). Great people and great atmosphere. One of the most iconic places in Madrid.

RUDE AND RACIST, DO NOT GO HERE! On Friday 12th September, myself and a group of friends had a VIP table reserved on the main floor (booked through a reputable promoter at Madrid Lux). We followed the timing advice and dress code provided to us, dressed smart, etc. What happened upon arrival completely shocked us, after spending ages waiting at the VIP entrance for the host to check us in and let us through I messaged the promoter for an update, the host at the door finally came back and said they only have tables on the top floor. I mentioned we had agreed a table on the main floor booked weeks in advanced, they then said they only have one table available there and it would be almost 3 times the amount at €1300 or we could go to level four for a table at a closer price to what we had agreed which they knew we had no interest in. We were shocked as we agreed a price at €480 in the main room, as per their site. I mentioned to the promoter and he said he would check with the host. He then came back and said dress code was an issue which was odd as we all were dressed smartly. Then when I challenged he came back and said apparently it’s do with turbans. Then admittedly mentioned that the club was racist and for us ‘to check reviews against black and Chinese’ people. This left a sour taste in our mouth and we immediately left and went elsewhere as we could tell they are racist to people of colour. What a disgusting institute! Don’t go here!

On our last stop on our Spain trip we had two days in Madrid. We decided that since it was the last place we should try to go to a cool club, and after seeing some videos online we decided on Kapital. We bought our tickets online and went to the club. Arriving to the club, there was a long line and the bouncers were a bit rude, and it turned out the tickets we bought were for the world day since it was past midnight, so we had to buy tickets again inside. The inside was super cool, there were 2 main dance floors, a keroke room, and more. The top level was closed but the building was packed. The tickets we got had two free drink vouchers, which was nice because after that each drinks is a whopping €16. There was a “headlining” dj that night and the theme was Egyptian which I thought was super cool. This is definitely a younger seen with most of people there being from study abroad programs. Overall I think if you ate in Madrid you should totally come to this club for the experience, but it was a bit expensive and a lot of energy.

After seeing a lot of negative reviews, we were a bit hesitant—but it looks like the place has really stepped up its game. We visited on a Sunday after booking our tickets online and arrived just a minute past 1 a.m., yet we still received our two drinks, instead of just one, without any issues. The bartenders were friendly and mixed excellent drinks throughout the night. Because it was a Sunday, the club wasn’t overly packed, which gave us plenty of space to dance on the upper floors, though the main dance floor was still lively. (Only the top floor was closed). I’d seen several complaints about tourists being treated poorly, but we didn’t experience anything like that. The dance performances and acrobatics were genuinely impressive. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely recommend this spot to others.

The atmosphere was great. This was my second time here. Most reviews that mention the staff are spot on. They are slightly bothered at best to super rude without regard to your appearance. The house music was garbage in the main floor on Saturday night. Bottle service was super cheap at around 240 euros for absolute. There were pricier options. The line getting in was quick. The place could be fantastic with better customer service but if you don't care about the interaction, it's great. I have owned 4 nightclubs and would literally fire staff for treating customers in the manner that I was spoken to.

It's one of the best discotheque we have seen. Great dance floor, music, electronic effects, ambience, crowd . Superb. Must be visited if visiting Madrid.

Although I'm past my prime, I still need to pay my respect to the nightlife of Madrid. If there's one place you've heard of, it has to be Kapital. Kapital is a Madrid landmark. This multi level club is famous for how huge it is, each floor offering a different vibe and music style. While Kapital wasn't my every week kind of club like some of the smaller ones in the city, it's an absolute must experience at least once or twice! You can usually expect to pay a cover and watch your stuff, because pickpocketers are out here thriving! Once inside, choose your own adventure!

In the pulse of the club, under flashing lights, A bartender glares with eyes cold as night. You approach the bar, but there's no warm glance-- Just a look that cuts, like a blade at first chance. You ask for a drink, but she scoffs with disdain, Pours it half-hearted, with little to gain. The glass slides over, splashes on the side, No apology offered--just wounded pride. Questions get met with a roll of the eyes, Like you're wasting her time, under starless skies. Her words come sharp, like a bitter taste, Laced with impatience, delivered in haste. For in this club, under beats so loud, The bartender's rudeness drowns in the crowd.

Extremely rude bouncers. Unacceptable to discriminate against customers. Do not recommend!

Personally, this was probably one of the coolest clubs I've been to. We all came in as a huge group of girls and one of our guy friends and didn't have a problem getting in. We also booked our tickets in advance. Definitely a big club for study abroad students. There was a good amount of security to make sure things weren't getting out of hand and I felt safe for the most part. We spent around €25 as a cover fee that included two drinks. The mixed drinks we got had some very heavy pours. There are seven floors and a few rooms were closed but it was still a very fun experience. There were people here from all over the world and I had a great time. The music was good in the main room and Latin room-- a fair amount of techno. There were smoke bubbles coming down with lots of lights and people seemed to be having a great time. I would say to give this place a chance when you're looking for a fun night out in Madrid!

Hoy yo y mis amigos que vinieron a visitar de otro país fuimos a Kapital. Era la peor experiencia de mi vida. Cuando ellos intentaron due agar las bebidas que estaban incluidos con el ticket la camarera era bien cortante y racista. Ella no quería darles las bebidas y le dijo "vete ya" a uno de ellos. No son amables a tourist especialmente a los que no hablan español. No vengan aquí. Very rude to tourist especially ones that don't speak Spanish do not come here.

You need to improve your security via bouncers and cameras. It's appalling that women continue to get their drinks spiked and assaulted. Do better!

Please help me. I lost my rings from my grandmother that just passed away. It was a yellow flower ring and a green oval ring. Please. They mean so much to me. I need my rings back. I'm so upset. I can't stop crying. They're all I have left.

The people that work at the door are very racist. If you are colored folks, pls avoid this place because you will feel unwelcome by the energy you get from the people at the door. I understand that I didn't get a ticket in advance and I was willing to pay more ($50 euros) for admission but when I spoke to locals in line, everyone response was "omg,do not pay that price,it's a rip off piece, we paid $25 euros". Their goal is hussle you and get as much as they can out of you. Although this place is big in size, locals will tell you other clubs better clubs to go to. Avoid this place at any cost. Hope my review helps others avoid getting the same experience as I and others did.

One of the coolest fun clubs. 7 stories but most of them are balconies to the main floor. Lots of students, but awesome music.

Kapital turned me away because "the quality of the shorts wasn't good" meanwhile there was men entering the club with shorts with worst quality!! I was turned away and told to change, in which I did. I came back with a better outfit on and was told "this outfit isn't good enough". Apparently, kapital is the MET GALA....they judge outfits....Meanwhile, they were judging my outfit, they were letting men in with even worse outfits then I. A man with a stretched camo t-shirt got in..... They didn't give me a refund... I had to ask myself, why didn't I get in but other men did. I didn't get in simply because I'm a person of color. One of my friends who's also a man of color didn't get in because of the 'dress code' even though he was dressed very nicely. Just do not go.

DO NOT GO TO THIS CLUB. The doorman is 60+ years old and is power hungry to just deny entry to people and ruin their night. I saw women get turned away that were on the guest list, while guys dressed like bums were allowed to enter. The drinks are overpriced just because it's one of the biggest clubs in Europe. If I could give negative stars I would. Totally not worth it and a waste of time trying to go.

A very fun club in Madrid. If you can find a promoter they have pretty good deals to get in. The drinks are expensive once inside, but it's a pretty fun atmosphere. It's 7 stories with multiple dance spaces and good music.

Extremely expensive cover. Tourist trap. Not worth it at all - consider literally any other club in the area

We had tons of fun here! Didn't leave until after 4AM and the dance floor was still going wild. Drinks weren't pricy compared to bars in Scottsdale. Women's bathrooms had attendants waiting outside I'm assuming for safety. Overall great experience

First, I want to say that, my experience may be different than others because society sees me as a "nice and pretty girl." The bouncers and security guards were hospitable to my friends and I. We ventured to Madrid in early May of this year, Teatro Kapital was the best way to end our stay in Spain. Each of the seven floors had a different theme and people from all over the world. I spoke with some British boys in VIP and they allowed my friends and I hang out with them!Madrid is an enchanting city and we did not see enough of it. Europe is older and has more history than the United States, so I still have some serious discovering to do! It was a breathtaking experience, I will be back again soon. xox sarishboo

Complete Trash , we weren't permitted In because apparently we were to old although the description states all ages my apologies my friends and I aren't R.kelly candidates ... mind you the bouncer is in his 60s .... To the staff of the establishment do better !!!

Voted #1 Nightclub in the World! Teatro Kapital Nightclub in Madrid- It's one of the most popular clubs in Europe and the people who go there are pretty trendy. Kapital has several floors with different bars and music. I really liked the music they played and the style of the people. It's the place to see and be seen in Madrid. I think it's my second favorite club in Europe, the first being Opium Mar in Barcelona. The men there are very handsome and super nice! They dance so well too! My friends and I mainly stayed in the VIP room where they mainly play hiphop and top 40.It wasn't bad but the main floor was better because they had special effects like fog and confetti and also the people were all there. BEST CLUB IN MADRID!

Didnt let me and my friends in because i was mexican, we were wearing the same thing and they said my shoes werent nice enough and chains arent allowed, proceeded to deny three more groups of minorities after us. Horrible doormen and racist bouncers

We were a bit nervous to come here after reading the negative reviews on the bouncers being racist, but we didn't encounter any problems. = ENVIRONMENT = The club itself is very spacious and boasts 7 floors. Unfortunately, when we went which was on a Thursday, only two floors were open. The main floor (floor 1) and the 7th floor (a hookah lounge). The main floor was quite large and had one very large bar with two bartenders, and another one near the main dancing area. There were also reserved seats so if you wanted to get bottle service... I would recommend it! It's quite affordable as well. The hookah bar was BEAUTIFUL, and the perfect place to relax after a night of dancing. Perfect for photos, and just to meet new friends or keep a good conversation going. = PRICE = So, we were on the guest list and it was a set price for 2 drinks which I think is a great deal! = MUSIC = The music wasn't too bad, sometimes it was hard to dance to some of their selections but most of the time they played hit songs with a nice beat. = CROWD = Definitely international with people all over the world. It was a fun time and I can't wait to be back! = CONS = The elevator to get to the 7th floor is tiny... so we had to wait in a line. Other than that, there wasn't really any other cons.

This is my favorite club ever..I came here on a Saturday night and had the funnest clubbing experience! Cover charge was 15 euros, but it included a mixed drink. The price for me was well worth it. There are 7 different floors, each with its own music. The music was popping on every floor, and it was super cool how the you couldn't hear the other music from the other floors. I loved being able to look and see the other floors when dancing. The first floor was super fun-this blast of air/smoke would go off and was super nice. There are tons of couches to sit on in the club which was really nice. Definitely a young and diverse crowd, I met met from all over the world here. I think One Direction was even here at the club the night before - it is that popular! I loved everything about the club, nothing I don't believe will top this clubbing experience here. My friends can't shut me up about Teatro Kapital. I have updated this review and would like to re-emphasize, that throughout 3 months traveling throughout Europe and going to many clubs, this is the BEST!

The bouncers turned an entire group of 7 people away simply because they "didn't like how some of us were dressed." They clearly had some kind of xenophobic or racial bias as they singled out the people in our party who had the darkest skin tones. We simply wanted to take our friend out for her birthday but they took one look at our group and sent us away no questions and no real explanations.

As many of the reviews say, this place is EXTREMELY RACIST. Me and a group of my friends showed up to Kapital and waited in the extremely long line. We were all dressed fairly nicely. Once we reached the door the bouncers let in all of my friends except for my two and I. We are all black males. The bouncers claimed it was because we weren't "button-up shirts". My friends and I waited and watched as the bouncers let in countless white boys wearing high school track tee shirts and other extremely casual clothing. Another group of my friends who were all black males got rejected, changed into button-up shirts and were turned away again. Then it happened again to another group of my black friends. DON'T GO HERE. Don't support this racist institution. Don't be complicit. Stay woke. Just go to literally any other club. They're not hard to find and are way less expensive as I've heard.

BEST CLUB EVER!!! I went with a group of friends (all black). We were optimistic at first because we read reviews saying the club was racist. I did not sense any racism. The employees were so nice and treated us like queens. The club is 7 floors and each floor plays different music. Entry fee: 20 euros for 1 drink and 25 euros for 2 drink Definitely a place to do to when visiting Madrid! Loved it!!!

My friend and I got turned down from going in for "other reasons". We got there early, registered for the QR code online, and even reached out to someone who worked there beforehand. Once we got to the door the bouncer asked how many of us in our party and we said 2. Immediately he said we can't get in. Would not give us a reason. We were dressed up pretty nicely and ready to pay and he pushed us out of the line. Not sure why but it was definitely a waste of time

I wish I could give this place zero stars! Not like my review will negatively impact them anyways, but I will speak my truth. I've been living in Madrid for a month now as an English teacher and have dealt with some insane amounts of racism and have kept it away from my family back home but today was just the icing on the cake. A friend of mine and her girlfriends were visiting from France and some after we had some tapas and visiting a couple of places, we decided to check this place out. When we arrived, there was a line and we stood in it as is normal but the bouncers let everyone in but when it was our turn, he pulled the 4 of us out of line and asked about our invitation. The ladies thought it was strange he didn't ask anyone else for invitations but I already knew what it was; I was the WRONG COLOR. But, eager than jump to conclusions, we found someone with an invitation and joined him, but once again were pulled out of line. I tried speaking to the bouncers in Spanish, trying to ask what the problem was but they insisted that they couldn't understand what I was saying. So I motioned to speak to them in English which I knew the spoke but they once again acted as though they couldn't understand me. It was clear that my SKIN COLOR was the problem but because they kept asking my group specifically about our invitation, my friends went up to talk to them after I had a heated conversation with them which was profanity laced. They told my female friends (ALL WHITE) that they could come in but I wasn't allowed in there. They had no problem acknowledging their racism. Once I started screaming and telling everyone how racist they were, they called for their black employee and pointed at him saying how can we be racist, we have a black guy working in here ‍. I will never visit this establishment ever again )not that I can lol) and want to make sure my white friends out of respect for me, never visit this place. I will be going back to take pictures of this Shit establishment and will be posting it for everyone to see. So remember, if you're not white looking, don't come to this RACIST as

This place is a sorry excuse for a night club. Please, if you don't want to be judged than don't speak English and don't show ID unless you are asked for it. The moment they see your a foreigner its key terms for "make them buy a table" We were suckered to pay for a bottle if we wanted to go in, which we did and found that we were placed on the 7th floor with all other idiots who didn't get the raciest memo of this club. Everyone on this floor was from out of town and handed over 175 euros in order to get in. The quality of the club and music was a slap in the face. For one, they play back to back Beiber and old school 50cent. Seriously. Secondly, the crowd was super young, again a 18 and up club. The entire scene was a nightmare of a joke. DONT waste your time, I'm warning you will get a bad vibe from this club and blame Madrid for it ALL. IF you are desperate for a nightclub go to Joy its close by and better looking people and better music is played. They doormen don't judge you and you actually get a better idea of Madrid clubbing.

I can see why people like this place, but for me its not my cup of tea. I have to be honest and say that most big clubs are not for me, but for those that like several floors of music and dancing than you might be happy to find this club. We were in the hip hop section and got a table for my friends birthday, which was around 50 euros per person. I just could not see the hype. The crowd was ok but nothing special. The same could be said for the type of music . Regular entry was also really expensive . Especially when you consider that the cost of living in spain is really low and it does not cost much to go into most places. 30 euros for entry which included 2 drinks. there was also also the option to enter for 25 euros which would include 1 drink. Definitely not worth it to me.

ENGLISH: Personally I never ever write negative reviews, but Teatro KAPITAL thoroughly pissed me off. Last night was crowded, which made the line very long so it took super long to get in. Every worker including the security, cashiers, and bartenders are all incredibly rude and disrespectful. I was in a large group and we had to pay a lot of money to get in and were treated very very poorly by the KAPITAL workers. By the end of the night I got into an accidental altercation in which I accidentally bumped into someone at the club andd ended with me GETTING BEATEN BY THE SECURITY AND THROWN OUT WITHOUT MY JACKET. I will never ever ever ever go to TEATRO KAPITAL again and you should not either if you want to have a good time go somewhere else. Also, even though I am white, they are incredibly RACIST to black people, Asians, etc. Lesson for all English speakers and foreigners: WATCH OUT. If you piss anyone off slightly (as I did by nudging them) the security will beat you and throw you out of the club. ESPAÑOL: Personalmente nunca escribir comentarios negativos, pero Teatro KAPITAL me cabreó completamente. La última noche estaba lleno, lo que hizo que la línea muy larga, así que tardamos mucho tiempo en llegar. Cada trabajador incluyendo la seguridad, cajeros y camareros son increíblemente grosero e irrespetuoso. Yo estaba en un grupo grande y tuvimos que pagar un montón de dinero para conseguir y nos trataron muy, muy mal por los trabajadores KAPITAL. Al final de la noche me metí en un altercado accidental en el que accidentalmente chocó con alguien en el club y terminó conmigo LLEGANDO POR LA SEGURIDAD Y LANZADO SIN MI CHAQUETA. Nunca jamás alguna vez ir a TEATRO KAPITAL de nuevo y no debería tampoco si quieres tener un buen tiempo ir a otro sitio. Lección para todos los hablantes de inglés y extranjeros: VER. Si usted mea cualquier persona apagado levemente (como lo hice empujándolos) la seguridad le golpeará y le tirará fuera del club.

I don't think you have truly seen people go hard in a club until you go to Spain. A big group of us went on a Monday night (or maybe Sunday night??) and somehow the place was still packed by 1AM (not like you couldn't breathe packed but a bit ridiculous since people worked/had class the next day). This is one of the most popular clubs in Europe and I can see why. My friends and I had an amazing time, we stayed out all night and a few people didn't straggle in until it was time to get up for class that day. The place is a bit expensive (drinks don't come cheap) but there are 7 floors with a bunch of different themes, the place is truly an experience. The music was good and the people there were fun. I will say that the guys were extremely aggressive, but I don't think that was exclusive to Kapital, all the clubs in Madrid that I went to seemed to be like that for the most part. So pro tip: Do not go to the club alone or with people you don't think will have your back (really any club anywhere). Also keep in mind my friends and I were absolutely trashed the whole time and I'm sure it would not have been nearly as fun if I were sober.

Beautiful 7-story nightclub. My girlfriends and I went to Teatro Kapital on our last night in Madrid before hopping on a train to San Sebastian. We waited in a short line at about 12am. At the door we paid a cover of 15 euros, which included any drink of your choice, so we went with a tall glass of tequila with pineapple juice back, which lasted us each a while. Dress code is dressy - skirt/top or dress and heels for ladies and collared shirt and dress shoes for guys. Once you walk onto the main dance floor, you're greeted by the huge LED screen and hot go go dancers. On this particular night a majority of the crowd were tourists - we met people from Chile, Slovakia, and as far as California. I enjoyed that it wasn't too crowded that night -- there was room to dance and it was easy to walk through the crowd. The music on the main floor was mostly house and top 40, and ladies be weary -- once in a while they'll pump a huge gust of air and fog onto the entire dance floor, and i mean HUGE. It's a little hard to anticipate because it won't necessarily be synced with the drop, so we were caught off guard the first time we experienced it. This is your chance to do one of three things -- 1) raise your arms and dry those armpits, 2) run away from the creeper guy you're dancing with (the fog is THAT dense), or 3) if you're a guy, grab some ass and pretend like it wasn't you. In any case, once they're done blasting that air, your hair won't be in the same place it started, it's that powerful. Each floor of the club was open, so we ventured to each one, but we enjoyed the rooftop floor. Once you've climbed all the stairs, you get to the top and it's open air with a bunch of tables and booths. You're free to smoke on this floor, and the music is softer, so you can have a decent conversation. There's also a full bar in the back. One day, I hope to return and see what Kapital is like on a Friday or Saturday night.

Lol i wish i read the reviews about this place before me and my friend went. We got denied entry because we needed a special "invitation ticket" but the bouncer was literally letting in everyone with the same barcode promotion we had with no special invitation. Me and my friend are asian american. And the girls who got denied in front of us were middle eastern darker skin. So, we also felt the racist card has been used on us. Wippeee

My belief is that the amount of alcohol consumed and the level of fun you have at a club is extremely positively correlated. Before going to Kapital, however, I had a large paella meal and was too full to drink so much liquor, so I only had one drink... but I can still say that this is my FAVORITE club I've ever been to... ever. There are 8 floors of fun. You'll never be bored.. and there's something for everyone. We started off at the top and made our way down. Since we got there kind of early to avoid the lines, the top floor was the perfect place to start, just a casual lounge area for drinking, smoking and conversation. The 1st floor was my favorite. SO much fun. The DJ was bumping good songs, and they had these random cool things like almost naked trapeze guys dancing on a dangling rope above the dance floor, this awesome blast of air/smoke thing that they blast onto the dancers, confetti, and long a hundreds of long balloons that fell from the ceiling. It was unlike any club experience I've ever had! If you're in Madrid, Kapital is a must-do!!!

I got to Kapital at around 12:15 AM on a Thursday night. I was with a group of 10 people, which was a mix of Latinos and African-Americans. I had read reviews about Kapital before going, and I knew it had a history of racism, but thought I would take a chance. I was the person who made my group's reservation, and I showed the confirmation email to both bouncers. I'm an African-American woman from the U.S., but I can speak Spanish, I was dressed pretty nicely, and I was with a group of girls, so I have a feeling that's why I got in. All the African-American men that I was with tried to get in, but were told that they "weren't dressed nicely enough". However, several white boys were wearing things objectively worse than they were, and they got in without a problem. Kapital uses their "strict dress code" as a way to discriminate against prospective patrons. If you are a person of color, not a Spanish speaker or you are not wearing something you would wear to a wedding, then there is a 99% chance you won't get in. In any case, I would strongly recommend NOT going to Kapital because I find it morally bankrupt, and people shouldn't support an organization that is clearly racist and colorist. There are plenty of clubs and bars in Spain, so I would suggest going to another one. If you DO decide to go, there are several things you should know. The "free entry" thing is a scam. If you make a reservation, the confirmation code you receive in an email is a discount, where you can get two drinks for 17 euros. It isn't possible to get in without paying. Once inside, I also realized that the "7 dance floors" they heavily promote is also a scam. There are at most 3 dance floors, and each one has a bar looking over it. There is also a lounge upstairs. The first floor is the largest, and plays a combination of Spanish music, pop music, and EDM. The second dance floor is on the fourth floor and plays "R&B and hip hop music", but it's often a hit or miss. They play music by black people and thinks it falls into that category, but half of it isn't really music you can dance to. The 6th floor is the Latino music floor, which was okay. It isn't nearly as extraordinary as they advertise it, and honestly is not the worth the time or stress.

Yes, it's 7 stories and looks nice, but only 3 of the floors were open when we rolled in at 3am!! And like everyone said, the first floor is the best spot. It plays good EDM, so yay to that! It wasn't crowded at all when we got there though, were we too late? I thought people partied late here...?!

I thought I knew how to go out hard, and then I came to Madrid... Rather, and then I came to Kapital. A club not really getting going until 3am isn't that crazy a concept. It's a bit extreme, but not hard to fathom. However, a club with seven floors? Very hard to fathom! This place is an absolute monstrosity. There are a total of seven floors, and each plays a different genre of music. Given this level of diversity, it's no wonder this club gets absolutely packed! I've literally never seen a line outside a club this long. The venue is a lot of fun and you can actually see the entire club though the glass on each floor. The music is good and the crowd is very diverse in terms of age range and culture. It's also a much friendlier experience than a club of this caliber in the U.S. This is definitely a place you must experience at least once. As a visitor to Madrid, this has to be on your list. And it's well worth it.

100% racist. Got in line, all was good, saw about 20 white girls/guys go in before my group. When it was our turn to go in the security guard, without a word, opened the gate and said "invite only". Note; my group was 2 black and 2 Mexican guys, nicely dressed and well manered. After we were removed from the line we saw more white people go in without question and non-white people get escorted out. I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone. I thought american clubs were bad...

This place was incredible... if your coming to Madrid you definitely want to to make a stop here. 5-6 levels.

Absolute joke! For a place with such a nice setup their staff is terrible... Please save yourself the headache and go elsewhere! These folks prefer to fill up the club full of 18/19/20 year olds with no purchasing power over folks who can actually consume and spend money inside. Totally don't get it, if I was owner of this spot I would change my gimmick quickly because catering to children over young professionals is not going to be very profitable. Damn shame because the inside looked great but not 500 Euro a bottle great, that's for damn sure. WAKE UP you're on a corner between a McDonalds and small city lots not Miami Beach! If you are debating going to this place, you've been warned! Go to any other reputable club in Madrid but this is for the birds!

It's deff a weird place to go clubbing however it has its charm. 7 floors and in every different floor there's a different music style. I enjoyed the karaoke floor a lot as well. However it's strange how you can see from someone super dressed up to someone in chanclas, someone who's in their older age and someone who just turned 18. It's peculiar but, if you are looking for a fun place that has good drinks, definitely go. Karaoke is a must!

So glad we found this place to dance and enjoy! Several dance floors with different music playing, the atmosphere was great and the entry fee included two drinks I believe. There is something for everyone at this place, top floor has pizza for sale and open patio area that welcomes smokers. We had so much fun here and met some new friends, if your looking to dance and like a variety of music then this is the place for you!

Kapital is an amazing for all types of music! One of Madrid's top clubs! Cover charges can be a little pricey but they come with drinks so it's worth it ! :)

BOOOOOOOOOO!! Fuck Kapital. SO EXPENSIVE TO GET IN. Even with a coupon. Drinks cost 12 euro. Music on the first floor SUCKS. Second floor SUCKS. Third floor is my favorite but that even sucks sometimes. The top floor for smoking with the open roof is nice for when you need to cool down. But god damn, climbing up and down 7 flights of stairs in heels is NOT fun. Bouncers are HORRIBLE and apparently won't let you in if they don't like your haircut, your facial piercings, or your attitude. They pick and choose when they feel like enforcing these made up rules based on how big of a dick they feel like being that night. I threw up on the floor here and I regret nothing.

Make sure you don't get your hair done or wear anything nice or fancy there, because there will be people vomiting/dumping drinks on the top levels. And the manager doesn't even care. You can basically wear anything to get into the club. So make sure leave your Chanel purse and christian loubputin heels at home.

ZERO STARS!!!! BUNCH OF RACISTS!!!! A couple of my friends and I wanted to check this place out because we heard nonstop things about it, delicious drinks, great music, dope vibe. Who wouldn't want to check this place out? My girls (Hispanics, Black, and Asians) and I (Black) followed the dress code, wore dresses and heels, make-up poppin' and all. (Some females were not dressed that well...). We were ready!! We had our confirmation on our phones so that all they needed to do was scan it and let us in. When we got to the front of the line, my black friend, along with myself, were not allowed in. The security didn't even scan nor check our confirmation. They only allowed my Hispanic and Asian friends in. They even let in an Asian guy wearing sandals and socks!!!! (NOT DRESS CODE!!!) Individuals with lighter complexions wearing graphic tees and sneakers were also being escorted inside the club. Not sure if this place is racist against blacks, Americans, or simply discriminate individuals that don't speak Spanish but I am very disappointed in this place. Teatro Kapital, ya'll need to step it up.

7 stories of dancing. 15-ish Euro Cover. Don't be intimated by a long line, it goes by fast. Dress code, just don't look like you crawled out of bed and you should be fine (I went on a Thursday and there were lots of people wearing converse, busier weekends might be different.) Your cover can come with either one or two drinks. If you drink a lot, make sure to get the cover that includes two as buying drinks once you're inside is quite expensive. Also when buying drinks, they use a ticket system. You go to a booth to get buy a drink ticket then go to the bar. It's dumb but whatever, it's how they work. The first floor, while the biggest, has the most terrible music you will ever hear. I mean, if you're cracked out on ecstasy, the euro-techno stuff might be the best thing you have ever heard in your life. I liked hanging out on the third floor where the hip hop was spinning -- It's funny to watch Europeans dance, the Americans, which there are a ton of, are easy to spot. Met a girl from Chicago while I was there, she was super nice. Generally everyone was really nice and I'd totally go back.

I'm not huge into the club scene, but this is an awesome seven story display of excess. We showed up around 3 and left at close around 7 (normal for Madrid) - and I'd say the best time to get there would be around 2. Some of the floors are pretty boring, but there's at least 4-5 areas that are all completely different - like the karaoke bar, outdoor patio, and third floor club. Definitely worth a visit. Drinks were about EUR 8 (you have to buy tickets via a machine) and cover was EUR 15 which included a drink. Also, be prepared to destroy your shoes on the dance floor covered in broken glass. I guess they didn't get the memo about plastic cups existing. Tip: the diner-ish place across the street is open when Kapital closes - good place to grab breakfast.

This club had 7 levels, so depending on what you like you had many different options. There were go go dancers on the main floor. On the top floor you can smoke and their were pool tables. I liked that floor the best b/c it was chill like a lounge. You get a drink with entry. And if your lucky and u will find someone handing out free passes for the club outside

Kapital was a lot of fun! My classmates and I were able to get in through an ESN event, so if you are part of any programs that offer discounts, I highly recommend checking it out. Each floor is just a little bit different from the last, so you're sure to find something that fits your style. Its a must for the night life of Madrid!

TRASH. Number one reason and only thing that should matter is the values this place holds and truth is they're racist. At least the security/bouncers are. My friends and I tried to get in but they told me we had the wrong code, 10min later my white friend and I (Mexican) tried to get in WITH THE SAME CODE and they didn't even ask for our code nor ID, they just let us in. But when our two other friends (minorities) tried getting in right after us they told them they had the wrong code again. Clearly, racist & classist. I've gone in this club before and loved the atmosphere inside but unfortunately after this experience, I can't stand by their racist mentality and will not be visiting ever again. I hope everyone else takes this into consideration when thinking of going to this club.