Theatron Party-Tour, 20 Clubs, Map, cocktail, bottle, After-party

The unusual part of this night is the venue itself: Theatron is a club complex with 20 different rooms, each offering its own music and mood. You begin with drinking games at Mau HiPinto, then use a map to work through the enormous nightlife space, from techno and reggaetón to salsa, pop, rock, 1980s music, and IDM.

I like the easy social start and the sheer variety. You can join solo, meet people from several countries, and avoid guessing which room to enter next. I also like the practical group format, with guides helping everyone move around and make strategic drink stops. The main catch is the pricing: the advertised booking price is only $5, while the all-inclusive package costs about 150,000 Colombian pesos and is paid onsite.

Key points before you book

• Twenty music rooms in one venue: Use the supplied map to visit Theatron’s different clubs, each with its own sound and character.
• An 8 p.m. social start: Drinking games at Mau HiPinto include beer pong, flip-cup, mushroom, and tick-tack shooting.
• A late Bogotá finish: The guided portion ends around 1:30 a.m., but Theatron continues until 5 a.m.
• An optional after-party: The all-inclusive package includes entry to the 5 a.m. after-party.
• A group-drinks package: For about 150,000 COP, the package includes entry, a cocktail, a group bottle, drinking games, and the tour.
• Best for outgoing night owls: This suits solo visitors, groups of friends, and anyone who wants a ready-made night out rather than a quiet bar evening.

Theatron is more than one nightclub

Theatron is presented as the biggest club in the western hemisphere, but the useful point for you is not the slogan. It is the scale and layout. You are not simply entering one large dance floor. You are moving through a nightlife complex with 20 clubs under one roof.

The venue is designed like a small town. There is a main plaza with a DJ, church-themed rooms where you can party, food outlets, restaurants, vendors, and candy shops. That unusual layout gives the evening a sense of motion. If one room is too crowded or the music is not right for you, another is only a short walk away.

The music range is the main attraction. You might move from techno to salsa, then find reggaetón, pop, rock, 1980s music, or IDM. You do not need to know Bogotá’s nightlife scene in advance. The map and the group route give you a simple plan for seeing the place without wasting half the night trying to find the right room.

There is one point to keep straight. The description refers to visiting all 20 clubs, while the detailed route says the group follows a map through 19 clubs inside Theatron. The experience is clearly built around covering the full complex, but the exact count on the night may depend on which areas are open and how the group moves.

Starting at Mau HiPinto at 8 p.m.

The evening begins at The Hipinto Social Experience, at Cl. 12b Bis #1-20, at 8 p.m. This first hour is not a simple meeting point. It is meant to get the group talking before the larger club night begins.

The activities include beer pong, flip-cup, mushroom, and tick-tack shooting. They are familiar party games, but they serve a useful purpose here. If you arrive alone, you have an easy way to meet people before entering the much larger venue. The group can include up to 40 people, so this early hour helps turn a loose collection of bookings into something more social.

I would arrive on time rather than treating the start as optional. The best value of this opening session is the chance to find your group and guides before the night becomes noisy. Once inside Theatron, it is easier to stay connected if you already know a few faces.

Alcohol is central to the evening, so pace yourself during the first hour. The tour also includes drinking games and, with the package, more alcohol later. You will have a better night if you treat the games as a social activity rather than a contest to drink as fast as possible.

Entering Theatron around 9:30 p.m.

At about 9:30 p.m., the group heads to Theatron at Cl. 58 #10-32. The detailed plan says the group receives VIP entry and avoids the regular lines. That matters on a popular Saturday night, when standing outside for a long time can drain the energy you built at Mau HiPinto.

The all-inclusive package also mentions liquor guns inside Theatron. These are listed as part of the package, but exact availability and timing may vary. The key benefit is that your entry and several drinks are arranged as part of the group experience rather than left for you to buy one by one.

The tour finishes its guided route around 1:30 a.m. That gives you roughly four hours inside the complex with the group. You are not expected to remain in one room. The guides lead you through the different clubs and make planned stops for drinks, while leaving room for dancing and social time.

Guide support is one of the practical reasons to choose this format. Mao and Maria are names associated with the team, and both receive especially warm personal praise. You should still confirm who is leading your particular night, since staff can change, but the setup gives you people to look for when the venue gets busy.

Following the map through 20 clubs

The map is more than a souvenir. In a venue built around so many rooms, it gives the night a clear shape. You can see which areas you have visited and understand how the group is covering the complex.

Each room has a different musical identity. You might prefer the electronic rooms, while someone in your group wants salsa or reggaetón. The benefit is that you do not have to compromise for the whole night. You can sample several styles in one evening and then spend more time in the room that suits you best.

The route also helps solo visitors. Moving from club to club with a group gives you a natural social anchor. You can dance, meet people, and rejoin the tour at the next planned stop. That is easier than entering a giant club alone with no idea where to go.

The trade-off is that visiting 20 clubs can feel like a tasting menu rather than a long stay in one place. If you find a room you love, the schedule may encourage you to move on before you are ready. The tour works best if your goal is variety and discovery, not an uninterrupted set from one DJ.

The complex also includes fast food, restaurants, vendors, and candy shops. That is useful during a seven-hour night. You have places to find food and nonalcoholic purchases, although the supplied details do not specify prices or opening hours for each outlet.

What the 150,000 COP package includes

The package is the part of the offer that needs the most careful reading. The headline price is listed as $5 per person, but the all-inclusive option is stated as 150,000 Colombian pesos, with other references putting it at about $25 to $32. The package is not paid through the basic booking price. You pay for it onsite at the 20 Clubs location.

The package includes:

• Drinking games at the starting point
• Guided access to Theatron
• VIP entry
• A cocktail inside Theatron
• A bottle for the group
• The map of the 20 clubs
• Entry to the after-party at 5 a.m.

The stated savings are substantial if you planned to buy the same items separately. The cocktail is valued at 30,000 COP, and the group bottle is listed at 225,000 COP. VIP entry is also presented as a 50,000 COP saving.

Still, do not assume every listed item is included in the $5 booking price. The supplied details separately list alcohol, VIP entry, fees and taxes, and the package itself. I would budget for the all-inclusive amount if you want the full experience, then confirm the exact COP price and inclusions at the meeting point.

The description also contains a few items that are not clearly part of this specific package, including fireworks, a Chiva Rumbera party bus, water guns with alcohol, and one hour of unlimited drinks on a party truck. Treat those as separate or unavailable unless the staff confirms otherwise. This is the most important practical question to ask before handing over payment.

The 5 a.m. after-party

The guided tour ends at about 1:30 a.m., but Theatron remains open until 5 a.m. You can continue inside on your own during that period. Those who want to keep going are invited to the after-party at 5 a.m., with entry included in the all-inclusive package.

That late finish changes the nature of the experience. This is not a short pub crawl with an early exit. From the 8 p.m. meeting time to the possible after-party, you are looking at a full night of socializing, dancing, and drinking.

You should decide in advance how long you want to stay. Some people will be ready to leave after the guided portion. Others will see the after-party as the final reward. The package gives you the option, which is useful, but it does not mean you need to remain until dawn.

Who will get the most from this night

I would choose this tour if you are visiting Bogotá alone, traveling with a small group, or want to meet people quickly. The drinking games, group route, and guides remove much of the awkwardness of planning a night out in an unfamiliar city.

It also suits anyone who wants music variety. If you like switching between salsa, reggaetón, electronic music, rock, pop, and older hits, Theatron gives you more choice than a single-room club.

You may not like it if you prefer quiet conversation, a small cocktail bar, or a carefully paced evening. The night is long, social, and alcohol-focused. The group can reach 40 people, so it will not feel private or intimate.

Most participants can take part, and the meeting point is near public transportation. The ticket is mobile, and confirmation is provided when you book. You should arrange your return plan with care because the evening ends late, especially if you stay for the after-party.

Practical details that affect your night

The meeting point is Mau HiPinto Social Experience at Cl. 12b Bis #1-20. The final location is Theatron at Cl. 58 #10-32. The tour starts at 8 p.m., the main club route begins around 9:30 p.m., and the guided portion ends around 1:30 a.m.

The listed duration is about seven hours, though staying for the 5 a.m. after-party makes your personal night longer. The official group size can reach 40 people. That is large enough to offer plenty of social chances, but you should keep track of your phone, wallet, and friends as you move through the venue.

The experience does not include medical insurance or party guides as a separate listed benefit, despite the presence of tour staff. It also does not clearly include every extra party feature named in the description. Read the package terms at the start and ask direct questions about drinks, taxes, entry, and the after-party.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off follows Bogotá local time.

Should you book Theatron Party-Tour?

Book it if you want a big, energetic Bogotá night with many music choices and an easy way to meet people. The map, group route, drinking games, cocktail, bottle, and possible VIP entry can make the 150,000 COP package good value, especially if you would otherwise pay for several drinks and admission separately.

Before you commit, confirm the final package price onsite. The $5 headline rate and the 150,000 COP all-inclusive amount are not the same thing. If you understand that difference and enjoy late-night clubbing, this is a strong choice for a first Bogotá party night.

FAQ

What time does the Theatron Party-Tour start?

The tour starts at 8 p.m. at The Hipinto Social Experience, located at Cl. 12b Bis #1-20 in Bogotá.

Where does the tour finish?

The guided tour finishes at Theatron, located at Cl. 58 #10-32 in Bogotá. The guided route ends around 1:30 a.m., although Theatron remains open until 5 a.m.

How many clubs does the tour visit?

The experience is organized around Theatron’s 20 clubs and provides a map. The detailed route refers to visiting 19 clubs inside Theatron, so the exact count may depend on the route and which areas are operating.

What happens before entering Theatron?

You spend about one hour at Mau HiPinto playing drinking games, including beer pong, flip-cup, mushroom, and tick-tack shooting.

Is VIP entry included?

VIP entry is included in the all-inclusive package. It is not clearly included in the $5 booking price, so confirm the package at the meeting point.

What does the all-inclusive package cost?

The package is stated as 150,000 Colombian pesos, with other details listing approximately $25 to $32. It is paid onsite at the 20 Clubs location.

Does the package include drinks?

The all-inclusive package includes one cocktail inside Theatron and a bottle for the group. Drinking games at the meeting point are also included.

Is there an after-party?

Yes. The after-party takes place at 5 a.m. for those who want to continue, and entry is included in the all-inclusive package.