Tuxedo Princess

Ah, the Tuxedo Princess. Or the boat, as it's commonly known in Newcastle. I'll try to talk you through everything their is to know about the boat. Location and getting In It's pretty well placed for people in the Bigg market or the Quayside, just on the gateshead side of the river Tyne. 5 minutes at most. The queue is bad on a Saturday, but I must admit the queues are nothing like Baja, so this is perhaps the easier to get in option. The bouncers are reasonable, nothing like the apes that guard some nightclubs. First impressions It's big with 7 rooms and wow it's on a ship!. Good mix of punter as well on a weekend, ...  Read the complete review

This nightclub is docked on the Gateshead side of the Tyne River. It is most well known for the revolving dancefloor, which I will explain later. It usually stays open until around 2:30 AM, and the music on the bottom level tends to be on the dance side of chart music. The ages vary,. with people coming in ranging from late teens to late thirties, but don't worry about this, as the club has many rooms. Each level has its own type of music, with 70s, 80s, and 90s rooms, if that's what takes your fancy. This concept is good, since it divides the age groups, therefore you can enter the area for your own age group. The revolving dancefloor ...  Read the complete review

Yep. The Tuxedo Princess is a nightclub on a ship! It is arguably the most famous nightclub in Newcastle, and for those of you on a first time visit to Newcastle, this is where you need to be heading, as your night out would not be complete without this experience. It is docked on the Gateshead side of the Tyne, and is easily accessed on foot across a high level bridge or by taxi which will cost a couple of pounds if you have been drinking on The Quayside. Tjose of you who have ever seen pictures of the bridges on the Tyne may have noticed that the ship is absent from these pictures, but it is becoming such a landmark that it is becoming a more common site in ...  Read the complete review