Drama Park Lane has closed. The club next to the Hilton near Green Park no longer operates, so its dress code no longer applies and its guestlist and tables can no longer be booked. The site later became Wyld, which has also closed.
Where to go instead of Drama Park Lane
All are open and taking bookings through London Night Guide as of October 2026.
- Rumour (formerly Tabu) at 1 Dover Street, Mayfair: one intimate room of about 200 built around booths, playing open format hip hop, RnB and house from Wednesday to Saturday, 11pm to 4am. See Rumour dress code.
- Maddox on Mill Street, Mayfair: hip hop and house, open Thursday to Saturday. See Maddox dress code.
- Tape London at 17 Hanover Square, Mayfair: hip hop, RnB and Afrobeats on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. See Tape London dress code.
- 99 Regent Street (formerly Cuckoo Club), entrance on Swallow Street near Piccadilly Circus: hip hop and RnB upstairs, house downstairs, Wednesday to Saturday, 11pm to 4am. See 99 Regent Street dress code.
What the Drama Park Lane dress code was
For reference only, as none of this applies any more: Drama Park Lane came from the people behind Cirque le Soir and replaced the old Whisky Mist, and like the other Mayfair VIP venues of its time it expected guests to dress to impress.
Ladies were expected to look glamorous and fashionable. Maxi, medium and mini dresses and skirts were all fine if they looked chic, and high heels were a must, as flats and sandals were not allowed.
Gentlemen needed a sharp, elegant look. Shorts, sandals, sportswear and baseball caps were out, along with anything that would look wrong at a black tie event.
Book one of the open alternatives
Tell us the night, the size of your group and whether you want a guestlist place or a table, and we will suggest the right open venue and confirm it free of charge. Message London Night Guide on WhatsApp or browse open London clubs.