Top LGBT-Friendly Places in Bolivia

I think it's a good idea to arrive around 10 PM. The vibe is super chill in the beginning, then it really gets lively by midnight!

My advice is to check the themed nights beforehand. Some nights are a lot more fun than others, I ended up there on a slow night and it was just okay.

I suggest you dress to impress but also keep comfy, it can get warm inside and you wanna dance all night without worrying about your outfit!

I recommend grabbing a drink before heading in, the prices for drinks are way better at the bar outside, saving you a few bucks!

I recommend checking their event schedule online before you go. I thought they’d have themes every weekend, but sometimes it gets shuffled around. A little research saves you from missing your favorite event!

I suggest bringing cash! Some bars had issues with card machines, and I ended up waiting in line longer than I wanted. Plus, cash is often quicker at the small vendors inside.

I recommend mingling with the locals; everyone was super friendly, and I ended up getting some insider tips on other cool LGBT-friendly spots in La Paz.

I suggest checking out their themed nights; I went on a Saturday, and it was packed with great energy and awesome performances!

My advice is to dress comfortably but stylishly – I saw a mix of casual and more dressed-up people, and you’ll want to feel good while dancing the night away!

I suggest checking out Delirium on a Friday night! The vibe is just incredible, with plenty of locals and visitors getting down. Plus, arriving after 10 PM can save you some entry fee if you find a deal online.

My advice is to grab drinks at the bar before 11 PM. Happy hour can get you 2 for 1 specials, and trust me, the cocktails are delicious! Just be careful not to spill any – the dance floor gets packed!

I suggest arriving around 10 PM; the vibe gets way more lively after 11 PM, and you won't have to wait in line too long. Plus, you can grab a drink and unwind before the crowd rolls in.