Ora Nightclub

Monica King

went for a sold out event, the bartenders were either extremely understaffed or extremely slow. either way we spent the majority of the night waiting in line for drinks- like 45 minutes a line. it only got better once most people gave up on them and left. they knew ahead of time how many people would be there, and they ruined the night for most.

Alex B

They getting big names there but honestly treat people like sh8t. Why? 1. They overcharge for drinks and price u gonna pay is way to HIGH and not worth it a all 2. Security throw me out almost at the end of the show, motivating that "u are too sleepy, u need fresh air". So I have a question - how u can be "too sleepy " if there 100 people around u dancing and yelling and super-loud music playing? How that possible at all? So i think idiots working there and i'm not gonna be back to that sh@thole

Heather

nice venue but they lost our coats that we checked. really bummed about losing our coats, because they can’t be replaced. Ora offered to give us our money back for checking and some free tickets to future shows as reimbursement. EDIT: it is nearly impossible to get in contact with ora. the phone number doesn't work since no one ever answers it and there is no voicemail. never was able to get the tickets they told me they would give us for losing our coats.

Luke Icenhower

This place gets more like 4.5 stars because they bring amazing progressive house and trance artists; I just wish the layout of the club was better, the VIP booths are so far from the dance floor and there’s a VIP room in the back where you can’t even see the DJ, makes no sense at all.