Super size nightclub located in the heart of Chelsea has a lot to offer. Most of the crowd on Fridays are teenagers and under 21. Saturday nights are 21 and over and consist of the variety of people including Chelsea men and straight partiers. A tented lounge off the dance floor is too dark and loud for comfort, and the main room's ceiling is very high however the space looks deceiving. The Crystal Room above the front bar, with its backlit world map, has a funky network newsroom feel. A walled-off rear lounge, furnished with flea market decor, is the perfect place to chat.

One of New York City's few remaining dance palaces, Roxy is the size of an airport hangar, powered by a state-of-the-art sound system, and glitters with strobes, mirrors and lasers. The main room features two circular bars, a pavilion-like lounge area equipped with cozy couches, tables and mismatched vintage lamps, and a sunken dance floor built to accommodate hundreds of revelers. Driving house beats generally rule the main area, while '80s favorites, hip-hop, and pop hits entertain on the second-floor mezzanine. Nooks and crannies abound, giving returning party people plenty to explore. Big and beautiful, Roxy hosts New York City's only roller-disco on Wednesday nights, and the biggest gay party in town on Saturdays -- as well as concerts and one-night-only special events throughout the year. -- Hannah Fons.

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515 W 18th St,
Btwn West Side Hgwy & 10 Ave
New York , NY   10011
Phone: (212) 645-5156