Spaceplus Bangkok

“On special nights or when there’s a well-known DJ, it’s 1000B including 2 drinks. On regular nights, it’s around 500B, which is reasonable. It’s also a good place to go solo. Even at a small table or the bar, the vibe and overall experience are still very good. This club offers real value. SuperClub? Trash. No comparison. Fair business matters. The lighting is very good, though the sound system could be stronger. But the most important issue: charging a 5% fee for credit card payments is unacceptable. That’s definitely not welcoming to foreigners and needs to be improved. So even though I like this place, I won’t give it five stars.”

“So much fun at Spaceplus bangkok. The vibe here is next level—super energetic, futuristic, and perfect for a fun night out. The lighting and laser shows are seriously impressive, creating a full-on party atmosphere that feels almost like a mini festival.”

“Great EDM music, awesome vibes, and fantastic drinks. The crowd was energetic, and the DJ kept the party going all night. Definitely one of the best nightlife spots in town!”

“Spaceplus effectively functions as a nightclub, providing a large venue suitable for events featuring well-known DJs. While perhaps not Bangkok's most prestigious club, it served perfectly for the Lost Frequencies event we attended, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Located within an older mall in a somewhat inconvenient area, taking a Grab is advisable. The venue has more of a warehouse feel than a typical club, so securing a table is recommended, especially if you plan to stay the entire night.”

“Spaceplus Bangkok feels like a club that's past its prime. Once a favorite among the younger crowd, it’s now been quietly overtaken by newer, livelier spots in the city. We dropped by on a Friday night, expecting a decent crowd—but the place was nearly empty. We had VIP seats, which were comfortable, but the vibe was noticeably lacking. By late night, only three VIP zones were filled. The music was good, props to the DJ for delivering solid tracks, but with so little energy in the room, it just couldn’t lift the mood. And due to the lack of life, there were more staff than guests at times—which made things a little awkward. It felt like every time we tried to enjoy ourselves, we had half the wait staff watching us, probably just as bored as we were. If you're looking for a proper party atmosphere, Spaceplus isn’t it anymore. For a much more vibrant and current scene, you’re better off heading to Muin Bangkok, where the energy actually matches the music.”