House policy

Dress well. Behave better.

Baluga is a premium venue and the door sets the tone. Smart, clean and appropriate gets you in. Here's exactly what that means, so there are no surprises on the night.

The look

Dress like you're going somewhere worth dressing for. Smart trainers are absolutely fine; flats and formal shoes always work. If you'd wear it to the gym, a match or a festival, leave it at home.

The specifics

Not permitted
  • Sportswear, gym or athletic wear
  • Nike TN & Air Max styles, bubble-sole trainers
  • Outdoor / tactical gear (Arc'teryx, Berghaus)
  • Combat trousers, tracksuit bottoms, workwear
  • Sliders & flip-flops
  • Baseball caps, durags & hoods
  • Cross-body bags (men)
  • Football shirts
  • Excessive chains or jewellery
Likely refused
  • Shorts (smart chino shorts excepted)
  • Hoodies, gilets & bodywarmers
  • Fancy dress
  • Large logos or offensive slogans

These calls are made at the door and the door's decision is final. Private events and VIP bookings follow the same code.

Examples of what not to wear: sportswear, Air Max and bubble-sole trainers, football shirts, combat trousers and gilets, each crossed out

ID

Only a valid UK driving licence or UK passport is accepted as proof of age. Physical documents only, no photos or photocopies. If you're lucky enough to look under 25, bring it.

House rules

Aggressive, disruptive or inappropriate behaviour isn't tolerated; you'll be asked to leave. We operate a zero-tolerance drugs policy with immediate removal. Guests who arrive excessively intoxicated will be refused entry. CCTV and facial-recognition technology operate throughout the venue for everyone's safety.

Cloakroom

Items are held for a maximum of seven days and left at the owner's risk, so collect anything you leave behind within the week.

Questions?

If you're unsure about an outfit, ask us before you travel. Call 01772 419 469 and we'll give you a straight answer.