PLUR PRODUCTIONS
Fetish club, VancouverOpen
PLUR PRODUCTIONS is open. Rated 4.1★ from 16 Google reviews; the newest review is from January 2025.
- 4.1★Average rating
- 16reviews
- January 2025Newest review
Updated 13 November 2026
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Details
- Monclosed
- Tueclosed
- Wedclosed
- Thuclosed
- Fri21:00–03:00
- Sat21:00–04:00
- Sunclosed
- Status
- Open
- Address
- 1199 Seymour St, Vancouver, BC V6B 1K3
- Website
- plurproductions.ca
- Newest review
- January 2025
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Before you go
- Arriving
The club's own website notes your door fee makes you a member for the day and grants access to all facilities until closing; cash at the door typically costs more than online tickets.
- Privacy
The club's own website states that designated play areas are marked very clearly and depend on venue layout; most lounge areas do not allow play.
- First visit
The club's own website emphasizes that its vision is to build a community with no judgement or discrimination, and that the most important aspect of dress code is that you feel comfortable and sexy.
- Dress code
The club's own website says guests rock a variety of looks—kinky, fetish, burner or in the buff—but the most important thing is that you feel comfortable and sexy; most events are themed, so check the specific event details for inspiration.
- Facilities
The club's own website notes complimentary co-ed lockers are available with complimentary locks (wrist-style key chain), and you can bring your own lock or buy one at the front door; both floors feature full bars and washrooms.
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About PLUR PRODUCTIONS
PLUR Productions hosts Vancouver's sex-positive and alternative fetish events, operating as a private club that emphasizes consent, respect and community. Their parties are themed and multi-level, with a main dance floor featuring top local DJs, live performances and immersive production, plus designated play areas and upstairs lounges for couples. The crowd is friendly and welcoming across the fetish, LGBTQ, burner and kink spectrum, and most reviewers praise the excellent atmosphere, safety culture and quality of events, though a small number report repeated disappointment.
A typical night involves entering a fully themed experience—recent events range from Halloween at the legendary Penthouse to cosmic summer raves—where the dress code asks you to embrace fetish wear, latex, leather or creative costumes rather than plain clothes. You'll find lockers for your belongings (complimentary locks provided), designated play areas clearly marked, separate lounges for different vibes, and friendly staff who prioritize consent and boundaries throughout the night.
PLUR suits established couples and singles in the kink and fetish community, as well as newcomers who want a non-judgmental space to explore. The 4.1-star rating reflects strong, consistent praise for safety culture and atmosphere, with most complaints from the small number of one-star reviews remaining vague about what went wrong.
- Who goes
- Mix of couples, singles, LGBTQ guests and burner community members; ranging from experienced kinksters to curious newcomers.
- How opinion has moved
- Reviews from 2023 remain positive and consistent with earlier praise; the one recent one-star review contrasts with the majority but provides no specific details.
What guests love
- Staff and organizers prioritize consent and ensure it remains at the forefront of the event experience.
- The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, with beautiful people having fun in a safe, non-judgmental environment.
- The music and DJs are excellent, keeping the dancefloor energized and the energy high throughout the night.
- Performers and stage shows add to the immersive, erotic production value of the events.
- The community is friendly and the overall vibes are wonderful, making guests feel welcome and comfortable.
- Events are well-organized and cater to an amazing, diverse crowd across the fetish, kink and LGBTQ spectrum.
What guests complain about
- Some repeat guests report ongoing disappointment with their experiences, though specifics were not detailed in reviews.
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Club facts, checked against sources
0 of 4 facts confirmed by two or more independent sources. Each fact shows who says it. Confirmed = two or more independent sources agree. Prices are per night at the door and change, so check the date.
- Membership
- Free sign-up Club says Club website · November 2026
- Open on
- Friday, Saturday Other sources say Google Maps · November 2026
- Dress code
- Fetish Club says Club website · November 2026
- Facilities
- Play rooms, Lockers Club says Club website · November 2026
Latest reviews from every source
Great people a great time consent is one of the most important aspects and they really ensure it is at the forefrontm
We keep going and we keep being disappointed.
Best party's in Vancouver
Music was great
Excellent group. They throw great events that cater to an amazing crowd. Beautiful people having fun.
Great place to be, everybody's friendly and the staff are just excellent, great vibes and wonderful preformers!!!
Great atmosphere , awesome staff , a safe environment , best place to party it up !
Sources we checked
- Google Maps 4.1★ from 163 reviews readnewest February 2022
- Google reviews 10 reviews readnewest January 2025
Review history
Each dot is one dated Google review (13 with stars). The line is the running average. Rating spread
Written from the venue's newest Google reviews and its own website. We paraphrase, we never quote guests, and we never name anyone.
Sources for this text: Google Maps, Google reviews, the club's own website, every review we hold.
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