Think Pink is one of Dresden's largest gay parties and has become a staple in the city's event calendar. This monthly celebration attracts the LGBTQ+ community and allies with its legendary affordable drink prices – most beverages cost just one euro, with longer drinks and energy drinks at two euros. The party creates an inclusive atmosphere where everyone can enjoy themselves on the dancefloor, at the bar, or in dedicated spaces.
The venue features progressive, funky, and electronic music across multiple floors, with renowned DJs performing various styles including pop, dance, house, and alternative sounds. A distinctive feature is the Girls Only Darkroom, unique in Saxony. Think Pink operates at different locations throughout Dresden and offers special perks for regular guests through an SMS notification service that provides entry discounts. The party celebrates LGBTQ+ culture and welcomes a diverse crowd seeking great music, affordable drinks, and vibrant nightlife.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 22:00 - 06:00
Saturday: 22:00 - 06:00
Sunday: Closed
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