What is the capacity of Ministry of Sound London?

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The capacity of The Box (the main room) is 600 people, and there are other smaller rooms within the club.

Does Ministry of Sound have multiple rooms?

Put simply, there is no better place on earth to hear the world’s greatest DJs play the world’s best music. The club consists of four rooms: The Box, The 103, The Baby Box and The Loft.

How much is Ministry of Sound worth?

The figure, buried deep in Ministry Of Sound Group Ltd’s latest accounts, is significantly higher than previously rumored pricetags. At the exchange rate of the time, the sale price equates to US $104m. Today, that figure works out to the equivalent of $81m.

How many floors does Ministry of Sound have?

The Ministry of Sound spans out over four different dance floors, and contains various bars throughout the building.

Can you wear shorts in Ministry of Sound?

We advise against wearing tracksuits and caps. Shorts are allowed as long as they are smart (no tracksuit style or sports shorts). We work hard to make sure Ministry of Sound looks ready for you to party so we ask that you do the same.

Can you use student ID to get into clubs UK?

Suitable ID is photographic ID with a hologram, such as a driving licence, passport or a PASS card. Student cards are not acceptable. Unfortunately, some people have been presenting fake, borrowed, altered or stolen ID in order to get into a club or buy alcohol, which can be a criminal offence.

What happened to Ministry of Sound?

Ministry of Sound Australia has had a major facelift. The dance music specialist has been renamed TMRW Music (pronounced Tomorrow), some 10 months after Ministry of Sound Recordings U.K. was sold to Sony Music U.K.

Is Ministry of Sound still good?

Today, the club still stands in the same spot in Elephant and Castle and is one of the city’s best-known venues, spread across four rooms. It has a worldwide influence, with branded nights out held across the globe, as well as a hugely successful record label. This is the GO Clubbing guide to Ministry of Sound.