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Nightlife in Auckland gives tons of entertainment to visitors. The power of the Nightlife in Auckland is mesmerizing enough to attract huge tourists to the city. There are lots of places to visit at night in Auckland and all the places are very lively and vibrant and have distinctly different atmospheres.

Auckland Nightlife Rules & Regulations

(1) In bars and clubs the dress code tends to be casual but some clubs have dress code especially anti black jeans and leathers because such clothes are liked by gangs.

(2) The age limit for drinking alcohol is 18 years.

(3) Most of the bars in Auckland close from Sunday to Tuesday and nightclubs close at around 1am. However, on weekends many bars remain open until 2 or 3am and nightclubs until 4am.

(4) Clubs are quieter during the week but on weekends they have very lively and active atmosphere.

Nightlife Hangouts in Auckland

True to its reputation as the most vibrant and colourful city, Auckland has best nightlife hangout out in New Zealand. Especially wild on weekends, the city attracts more visitors from around the world in many bars and clubs. The spirit of the Auckland nightlife always impresses those new to Auckland; and why not? As a combined total, Auckland has more than 400 pubs, bars and nightclubs.

Nightclubs in Auckland

The Globe located on 299 Queen Street, is a nice place that offers DJs from 2200 on weekend. The Loaded Hog in the Viaduct Basin is the most preferred place for yachties and yuppies. Most of the serious clubs in Auckland are located on Karangahape Road. Here you will find the famous gay club named Sinners. Most of the night clubs here have an entry fee. You can enjoy throughout the night or at least till 6.00 am. Visit late night Cafés where you can relax and look at the world go by. Karangahape Road is a great hangout for visitors who like watching nightlife. It is also the red light district and where you will see transvestite prostitutes. The area is quite safe as lots of people move about.

Night bars in Auckland

Lots of bars are situated down by the waterfront for example The Loaded Hog in the Viaduct Basin, Fox's Ale House and Restaurant and O Hagan's, Bellini, Lenin Bar, Minus5 with awesome hangouts located in Prince's Wharf. Minus 5 is the "coolest" experience in town with the constant temperature -5°F
With the city's British-influenced past, there are many British-style bars in Auckland, the popular ones are Civic Tavern located on 1 Wellesley Street West, that has an Irish bar, Murphy's, which has an English bar, the London Bar with superb music. Other places worth exploring are the Dogs Bollix located on the corner of Karangahape and Newton roads, Starks Civic Theatre Bar on Queen and Wellesley streets, Rakino's on the 1st floor of 31 High Street, the Belgian Beer Cafe in Vulcan Lane, Elbow Room in Durham Lane. Shakespeare Tavern and Englishmen, both located on Albert Street offers Irish pub, with live music at the weekend.

Live Music in Auckland

Auckland is known for its live music scene and has wide variety to appeal music-lovers. There are varieties of options at the weekend, especially in the Downtown area, along Karangahape (K) Road and in Ponsonby that offer rock, indie and blues gigs. Head to Papa Jack's Voodoo Lounge for live bands and DJs. If you like jazz, then check out Jazz Bar where you can enjoy wide varieties of jazz. Other worth seeing places are Galatos for local live bands, the Kings Arms for rock and alternative music, and Rakino's, the Dogs Bollix or O Hagan’s for equally lively fare.

Casinos in Auckland

Sky City is a main attraction of Auckland. It has two casinos, with over 100 tables and 1,600 gaming machines. Sky City Casino Auckland is open 24 hours a day for unlimited fun and enjoyment. You have to be al least 20 years of age or older to enter in the casino.

Prostitution in Auckland

Prostitution is legal in Auckland. Even Pimping is also legal and street prostitution is also allowed. New Zealand has liberal prostitution laws in the world. You will find Street prostitutes on and around Karangahape Road and Hunter's Corner in Auckland.