Lucid Nightclub

Toronto, ON

       126 John Street          

A mega-club similar to The Guvernment, the Lucid Nightclub in Toronto was located on John Street and was comprised of 53,000 square feet of clubbing pleasure.  Lucid Nightclub in Toronto took over the space formerly owned by Playdium.  Modeled after the location in Manchester, England, Lucid Nightclub in Toronto opened in the summer of 2004.  It announced its closing in the summer of 2005.  The owners of Lucid Entertainment had taken the nightclub formula that worked so well for their UK location and duplicated it in Toronto.  The club had four floors, three rooms and can hold 3000 people.

Inside, club goers found nine full-service bars, three special event areas, one hundred plasma screens at the Lucid Nightclub in Toronto.  There are also escalators, fifty foot ceilings and DL1 Catalyst projectors (like the ones on the Grammy’s).  The main level was open and was where most of the action happens.  The DJ booth and dance floor are joined by a massive stage which featured national performers from time-to-time.  The second floor of Lucid Nightclub in Toronto was a lounge area that serves as a better spots to watch the action below.  The third floor contained the Screen Room, a multi-purpose space with its own DJ/VJ.  The fourth, and final, floor hosted the VIP Gallery lounge.