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

The wild idea here is simple: one Bogotá nightclub is treated like a small town. Theatron has 20 different clubs, each with its own music, and this seven-hour party tour gives you a map and a guide to help you see them all. You start with drinking games at Mau HiPinto, then move into Theatron around 9:30 p.m., with the main tour running until about 1:30 a.m. The club itself stays open until 5 a.m.

I like the easy social start and the sheer variety. Beer pong, flip-cup, and other games help solo visitors meet people before the night gets loud, while the route through salsa, pop, techno, reggaetón, rock, 80s music, and IDM means you are not stuck with one sound. Guides named Mao and Maria have received warm praise for being friendly and attentive. The main catch is price confusion: the advertised $5 booking price does not include the full party package, which costs about 150,000 COP, or roughly $30 to $32, and is paid onsite.

Key points to know before booking

• A nightclub built like a town: Theatron includes a main plaza, themed rooms, churches used as party spaces, food spots, vendors, and candy shops.
• The night starts at 8 p.m.: Drinking games at Mau HiPinto give you a social introduction before entering Theatron.
• Twenty music rooms, one map: You move through rooms featuring salsa, reggaetón, techno, pop, rock, 80s music, and IDM.
• The full package costs extra: The base booking price is separate from the 150,000 COP onsite package, which adds entry, drinks, and the after-party.
• The guided route ends at 1:30 a.m.: You can keep partying inside Theatron until 5 a.m., with an after-party included in the full package.
• The group can reach 40 people: That is large enough for a social night, but too large for an intimate club visit.

What kind of night is Theatron?

Theatron is not just one dance floor with a few side rooms. The experience is designed around movement. You get a map, follow a planned route, and stop in the various rooms inside one of Bogotá’s largest nightlife complexes.

The range of music is the real draw. You might begin with pop, switch to salsa, then find yourself in a room focused on techno, rock, or reggaetón. The available styles also include 80s music and IDM, giving the night a broader mix than a standard pub crawl.

That variety matters because musical taste can make or break a long night out. If one room is too loud, too crowded, or simply not your style, you have many other choices. You can keep up with the group or return to a room that suits you best.

The setting also has a playful sense of scale. Theatron is described as a town, complete with a main plaza with a DJ, church-themed party spaces, shops, food, and vendors. You might find fast food, restaurants, and candy sellers inside, which is useful during a night that runs from the evening into the early morning.

Starting at Mau HiPinto at 8 p.m.

The meeting point is The HiPinto Social Experience, at Cl. 12b Bis #1-20 in Bogotá. The tour begins at 8 p.m., giving you roughly an hour before the move to Theatron.

This first stop is more than a place to wait. The group plays drinking games such as beer pong, flip-cup, tick-tack shooting, and mushroom. These games create a reason to talk, which helps if you arrive alone or are still finding your footing in Bogotá’s nightlife scene.

I like this part because it gives the night a clear beginning. You are not expected to walk into a huge club and immediately make friends. The games do some of that work for you.

Still, the drinking-game format will not suit everyone. If you prefer a quiet meal, a cocktail, or a slower start, the opening hour may feel too active. The supplied information also says that alcoholic drinks and water guns with alcohol may be part of certain offerings, so you should check exactly what your chosen package includes before paying.

Entering Theatron around 9:30 p.m.

The group leaves Mau HiPinto for Theatron at about 9:30 p.m. The destination is at Cl. 58 #10-32. Public transportation is nearby, and the experience ends at Theatron rather than returning you to the first meeting point.

The route promises VIP entry, which means avoiding the regular line. That can be valuable on a busy Saturday night, especially when the complex is already filling. The tour also mentions liquor guns inside, although the exact availability and package details should be confirmed at the venue.

The group then uses the map to visit the various clubs. The itinerary describes following a route through the 19 rooms inside Theatron, while the experience is promoted as covering 20 clubs. The safest way to understand this is as a tour of the full 20-club Theatron complex, with the exact number of stops depending on the night and route.

That small difference is worth knowing if you are counting rooms. The main point is not a formal checklist. The appeal is seeing the complex’s range of spaces and finding the room that fits your mood.

Twenty clubs with very different music

Theatron’s variety is the reason to choose this experience over an ordinary club ticket. A single venue can offer salsa, reggaetón, techno, pop, rock, 80s music, and IDM. That mix gives your group room to split up and reconnect without leaving the building.

You may want dancing with Latin rhythms one moment and electronic music the next. Someone in your group may prefer rock, while another wants familiar pop. Theatron’s layout makes those preferences possible in one night.

The music rooms also give the visit a sense of discovery. You are not simply waiting for the next bar. You are walking through a large entertainment complex with different moods and audiences.

There is a trade-off. Seeing all 20 rooms means moving often. You may not spend enough time in every room to settle into the music, and it is easy to lose track of the group in a large venue. Keep the meeting instructions clear, carry the guide’s contact details if provided, and pay attention when the group moves to the next stop.

The group size can reach 40 people, which helps create energy but makes organization important. Guides such as Mao and Maria have been singled out for helping people feel comfortable and looked after. Even so, a group of that size will never move as quickly or personally as a night with two or three friends.

The food, shops, and odd details inside

Theatron’s town-like design is one of the more unusual parts of the night. Along with dance rooms, you can find a main plaza with a DJ, churches converted into party spaces, fast food, restaurants, vendors, and candy shops.

This matters for practical reasons. A seven-hour party is easier when food is available inside the complex. You do not have to leave the venue every time you want something to eat, and you can take a break from dancing without ending the night.

It also makes Theatron feel different from a row of unrelated bars. The venues are linked as one large place, so you can sample several moods without arranging separate taxis or repeating security checks.

The experience is still focused on partying, not sightseeing. You should not expect a guided explanation of Bogotá’s history or culture. The local flavor comes from the music, the Colombian nightlife setting, and the way the club is organized.

What the 150,000 COP package includes

The price needs careful reading. The booking price is listed as $5 per person, but the fuller package is described as 150,000 COP, or about $30 to $32. The package is available onsite at the 20 Clubs area and is paid there.

The package includes:

• Drinking games before entering the club
• Entry to Theatron
• VIP entry, so you do not use the regular line
• One cocktail inside Theatron
• One bottle for the group
• A map of the 20 clubs
• The guided Theatron tour
• Entry to the after-party

The supplied details also cite savings of 50,000 COP on VIP entry, 30,000 COP on the cocktail, and 225,000 COP on the group bottle. Treat those figures as package estimates rather than a guarantee of what you would pay separately on every date.

The value depends on how much you plan to drink and how long you intend to stay. If you only want to enter Theatron, buy one drink, and leave early, the cheaper booking price may look attractive, but you need to confirm what it actually covers. If you want a guided route, included alcohol, group games, and the after-party, the larger package is easier to justify.

The wording around included and excluded items is not perfectly clean. Some sections say the cocktail, bottle, VIP entry, and alcohol are included in the full package, while another list places them under not included before explaining that they are part of the all-inclusive option. Ask at the meeting point or onsite exactly what your payment covers.

The cocktail and group bottle

One cocktail is included in the larger package. A bottle for the group is included as well. The bottle is shared, not a personal bottle for each person, so its value depends on group size and how the drinks are served.

This arrangement works best for a social group that plans to stay together. It gives the group something to share and removes the need for everyone to buy a drink immediately after entering.

You should not read the package as unlimited alcohol for the entire night. The information specifies one cocktail and a group bottle. It also mentions a one-hour all-you-can-drink option on a party truck, but that is listed separately and is not the same as the Theatron tour.

Drink responsibly, pace yourself, and use the food available inside the venue. The tour begins with drinking games and continues into the early morning, so the length of the night can catch up with you.

The 1:30 a.m. finish and 5 a.m. after-party

The guided tour finishes around 1:30 a.m. That is not the same as closing time. Theatron remains open until 5 a.m., giving you several more hours to return to your favorite room or keep exploring.

The after-party is for people who want to continue at 5 a.m. Its entrance is included in the larger package. The schedule is unusual, since many club nights are winding down by then, but it suits committed night owls.

The late finish also changes your transport plans. The listed end point is Theatron, not Mau HiPinto. Before you begin, decide how you will get back after the tour or after the 5 a.m. after-party. The supplied information confirms nearby public transportation, but it does not specify late-night service, a return transfer, or a hotel drop-off.

If you want a fun night but need sleep, you can leave when the guided route ends. If you want the full marathon, stay until 5 a.m. The choice is yours, but the experience is built for people who enjoy a very late night.

Who will enjoy this most?

I would choose this tour if you are visiting Bogotá alone, traveling with a small group, or want a quick introduction to the city’s nightlife. The games, shared bottle, and group route make it easier to meet people without having to plan each stop yourself.

It also suits anyone who likes variety. You do not need to commit to one style of music, and you can use the map to see a large part of Theatron in one evening.

The tour is less suited to you if you dislike loud venues, drinking games, large groups, or late nights. It is also not ideal if you want a relaxed cocktail evening or a detailed cultural tour. The focus is dancing, socializing, and seeing as many rooms as possible.

The positive feedback has been especially strong around the friendly staff, the range of music, the social atmosphere, and the feeling of safety created by having guides with the group. Maria and Mao are names connected with especially warm service. Guide assignments can change, so treat those names as helpful context, not a promise that either person will lead your date.

Booking, cancellation, and useful planning tips

Confirmation is provided when you book. The activity is near public transportation, accepts a maximum of 40 people, and is open to most participants.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted, with cut-off times based on Bogotá local time.

For a smoother night, I would do four things:

• Confirm whether you booked only the basic experience or the 150,000 COP full package.
• Ask what the cocktail, group bottle, VIP entry, and after-party include on your date.
• Note that the tour ends at Theatron and does not return to Mau HiPinto.
• Wear something comfortable for several hours of walking and dancing, and keep track of the group during room changes.

Should you book Theatron Party-Tour?

Book it if you want a social, high-energy introduction to Bogotá nightlife and like the idea of exploring 20 music rooms in one enormous club complex. The drinking games make it friendly for solo visitors, the music range is unusually broad, and the guides add structure to a venue that could otherwise feel confusing.

Skip it if you want a quiet evening, a small private group, or a simple low-cost club ticket. The $5 price is not the full cost of the package, and the long night, extra drinks, and large group may not suit every budget or personality.

For the right person, this is less a standard club entry than a guided night out with a built-in social circle. Just confirm the price, pace yourself, and decide in advance if you are staying until 1:30 a.m. or pushing on to 5 a.m.

FAQ

Where does the tour begin?

It begins at The HiPinto Social Experience, Cl. 12b Bis #1-20 in Bogotá, at 8 p.m.

Where does the tour end?

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

How long does the experience last?

The advertised duration is about seven hours. The main schedule runs from 8 p.m. until roughly 1:30 a.m., with the option to continue inside Theatron until 5 a.m.

How many clubs are included?

The experience is described as a tour of Theatron’s 20 clubs. The itinerary also refers to 19 clubs inside the complex, so the exact number of stops can vary by how the venue counts its spaces and by the route used that night.

What music can I hear?

The listed styles include techno, reggaetón, salsa, pop, 80s music, rock, and IDM. Different rooms have different music.

Is the cocktail included?

The cocktail is included in the 150,000 COP full package. The basic booking price does not clearly include the full package, so confirm your selection before paying onsite.

Is the after-party included?

The after-party entrance is included in the all-inclusive 150,000 COP package. It is available for people who want to continue partying at about 5 a.m.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience begins. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded or accepted.