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Majestics (Leeds)Newest Review: ... only be for a very short time. However, once the large number of nearby pubs turn out, the masses descend on Majestyk and the queues increases (and the management have realised this and subtly put the price up!!). I have only made the mistake of going to Majestyk late once and probably won?t do it again as I was left outside in the cold for what seemed like ages. In Majestyk?s favour the queue was moving and the bouncers were friendly, but it was just the sheer volume of people that was causing the queue. Entry into Majestyk tends to be around £4 or £5 depending on the night but at weekends I have heard that this can rise slightly, but it... more |
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by - written on 27/03/02 (Very useful, 918 readings)
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Don?t mean to be having a go at you Dooyoo, just I go to Majestyk quite a lot and it is spelt Majestyk not Majestic!! Sorry for being pedantic. Anyway, on to the main review, Majestyk is located in the heart of Leeds city centre in City Square next door to the railway station which is very handy for people visiting simply to go here (which is a surprisingly high number). The club itself looks like some kind of old theatre and has a large dome on the top from which lasers shine out into the nights sky. Majestyk is not just on its own, as below it is one of the Jumpin Jaks chain of bar / clubs. However, some nights they let you walk freely between the two and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/01/02 (Very useful, 365 readings)
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I’ve never been a hard-core clubber, and although I enjoy going out, I don’t tend to go to night clubs all the time. However I have been to my fair share, both locally and on holiday. The reason I tend to avoid them is that I feel them to be completely over rated, crowded and full of attitude. Was Majestyk any different? Last weekend I went up to Leeds to visit a friend, who is working there in his year out from University. I was aware that the night life in Leeds is supposed to be one of the best in the country, and everyone I spoke to, said that I should visit Majestyk. It came as little surprise when my friend suggested that we went there! ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/07/01 (Very useful, 162 readings)
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Majestics is easily the biggest club in Leeds with a whopping capacity of around 2000! It is situated in city square, very close to the train station and all the local bus stops. There are also loads of bars in this area of town so it's not to hard to find somewhere to go for a pre-club pint. The club is very hard to miss because of it's massive size and enormous banners hanging outside. Majestyk used to be a bingo hall and the main room is absolutely humongous. The dancefloor is situated in the centre of the club with the DJ boothe postioned at the far end of it. There are plenty of platforms around to prance about on but the dancefloor does get very ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/04/01 (Very useful, 204 readings)
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Majestics (Leeds) is definitely worth a visit! I have only been once, but I will definitely go again. I decided to write this opinion while it was fresh in my mind ...... ***First impression*** Wow, much better than any of my local night clubs, but smaller than I thought (but still huge). ***Majestics*** Anyway, about ten of us went out for my friend’s birthday last night, we went to a couple of pubs first then went to Majestics at about 11.00 / 11.30. I didn't really know what to expect, we had to queue for about 5 minutes then we paid £7 pound to get in, that’s not too expensive for how good it is. Anyway, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/09/00 (Useful, 167 readings)
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Hey! I'm a dance fan (and Indie fan), and Majestycs is pants for PROPPER dance music - go to the Space club instead. "Magics" is just SSSsoooooo Cheesey its untrue. The place could be so more creditable if they got desent dj's in there, except on a bank holiday. Thing is its packed, week in, week out, so why would they want to change the formula when they get the response they do? Its all charty stuff - with the now obligatory garage trash thats poluting the hit parade these days! Go if your trollied - not before! Hey I tell you what - they do have some (or they did when I last went a few years ago!) cracking student nights! - though the ... Read the complete review
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