The Warehouse

A great mix of all kind of people go here. I did my fair share of dancing on the many levels here. If your in Preston give this place a go!

I’d recommend a Tuesday for a nightout here, certainly the busiest. Deemed as one of the more popular places in Preston, suppose for good reason granted it’s a University city so as a student hot spot it’s brilliant. Entry prices can be a bit dear (£5 I feel’s a bit much), but the drink prices are very good granted you buy the right things.
It is dark, cramped and somewhat industrial, doesn’t always attract Preston’s finest but at the same time no one gets out of hand, and the place is very well staffed with security, plus all the doors/​toilets/​bars/​stairs are pretty much within the same vicinity.
The worst thing about it, as is often the case in nightclubs, is it literally does play the same 10 songs everytime on each floor but if you dig them, you’re in for an assured good time ;) — oh and the photographer there is amazing haha

This place could potentially be really good. However, i will not be returning. if this represents the alternative scene in preston, then preston does not have much to offer.
Not only do you feel like you’re in a youth centre, but its overcrowded and i have to say it quite literally stinks. I was expecting to listen to real good music, and to be fair there were really good little gems, overall it was all a bit faux indie and emo.
its cheap to get in, but its rammed and its tiring constantly fighting to get anywhere.

Hit this place on a Tuesday night for a full on pledged student night with decent drinks deals and prices! Did i mention three different floors of music? Work your way around the floors with your friends, lose them, find them again, dance like a nutter and you’ll have a blast. A big group is essential!
Top floor is usually the latest dance/​pop in a pretty small room, moving on down to the first floor with all the indie classics and finally to the ground floor with your favourite rock/​emo and pop punk (and even a popular metal track!).
The bar staff are just bursting to laugh — give them your corniest!

This is what i consider to be a great rating for s night club, from me at least, considering that i really don’t care for night clubs much.
three different floors, three different genres of music, interesting idea. and great if your drunk and «jus’ wanna danse’ wit yor gurlies!»

The Warehouse is seen as the more alternative place to go out in Preston.
There are three floors which all play different kinds of music, so you can choose what you want to listen to. There is also a bar on each floor which is handy.
Drinks are reasonably priced and it isn’t to expensive to get in.

the warehouse is as good as it gets in preston. i know that among people from more… shall we say, urban, locales, that might not be saying much… but i’d be willing to put the warehouse up against any big-​city club anyday.
it’s a great little spot, hidden down an alley next to a church. the club costs five quid to get into after 11, two before, and boasts a great three-​level atmosphere and reasonably-​priced drinks. each level plays a different style of music, ranging from indie to alternative to pop to metal. it’s open saturday and sunday nights, and depending on both the night you come and the time of evening, you’ll find they switch up the styles quite a bit. the great thing about having three floors – each with their own seating area AND bar – is that if you tire of the music on one floor, just hop a flight of stairs and head to another. there’s something for everyone.
uni kids and older adults go here to party it up on the weekend. you’ll find hipsters bopping about next to nu metal kids thrashing around. there is no dress code, so unlike at other clubs, you’ll feel just as at home in your beat up old jeans as you would in fancy dress or your newest party dress. it’s all about the dancing, the music, and the fun. if you get too hot, just go chill outside for a few minutes… but get your hand stamped or you won’t get back in!
the only downsides to the place are that if you get stuck next to the speakers, your ears might be ringing for a few days afterwards. that, and sometimes they go a bit out of control with the smoke machines, but it’s all about the atmosphere, isn’t it?
my recommendation: make it over to the old dog inn, which is right around the corner, once warehouse shuts down at about 3 am… it’s where all the drunk kids go to hit it off and continue the debauchery.