Inflation

Melbourne

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Inflation

Inflation features pool tables, padded booths, large TV screens, a rooftop area and, of course, bars and dance floors playing electro house. Dress to impress! Come to the rooftop on a Friday night and enjoy a cocktail in the breezy setting.

Useful Information

Address: 60 King Street, Melbourne
Phone: +61 452 627 842
Opening House: www.instagram.com/inflationnightclub
More Info: e52b9331affbeac8eaae6da1c168d49708ba7c36

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