What is the ideal age to stop clubbing I say twenty five .

[eli77]

If your thirty and still promoting bouncing or dancing you may want to adjust your career!

 

[BillyPilgrim]

You've got some nice moves Eli. Get out on the floor.

 

[Mike32ct]

When the doorman doesn’t card you, but just rolls his eyes as you pass by.

 

[eli77]

When the doorman doesn’t card you, but just rolls his eyes as you pass by.

Happened to you?

 

[Mike32ct]

Happened to you?

yes lol

 

[Hamurabimbi]

When it's no longer fun.

 

[eli77]

yes lol

Elaborate

 

[Travel memoir21]

If you’re going to a club to pick up women, that’s the wrong mindset to have. You should go there to have fun with your friends, dance your ass off, have fun and let the chips fall where they may. If you don’t have any ladies with you that night, have something planned you can do nice for yourself like a hot bath, a glass of wine and a good movie or a book before hitting the hay. Treat yourself to a sunny day at the park and go day gaming afterwards with your dog. Have something nice planned for yourself when you don’t catch any fish lol.

 

[eli77]

If you’re going to a club to pick up women, that’s the wrong mindset to have. You should go there to have fun with your friends, dance your ass off, have fun and let the chips fall where they may. If you don’t have any ladies with you that night, have something planned you can do nice for yourself like a hot bath, a glass of wine and a good movie or a book before hitting the hay. Treat yourself to a sunny day at the park and go day gaming afterwards with your dog. Have something nice planned for yourself when you don’t catch any fish lol.

nice

 

[Plinco]

 

[Mike32ct]

Elaborate

My club entry experience transition by age:

1. Late 20s - Super friendly/chatty doormen.

2. Early 30s - Polite doormen.

3. Late 30s - Neutral doormen.

4. Over 40 - The look of “I don’t want to say yes to this guy’s entry, but he’s well dressed and hasn’t done anything wrong.” Subtle “whatever” eyeroll or sigh as I walked in lol.

I don’t club anymore. But I used to go to casino nightclubs back in the day because they typically are much more flexible for an older guy than a local nightclub. But even that has its limits.

 

[eli77]

My club entry experience transition by age:

1. Late 20s - Super friendly/chatty doormen.

2. Early 30s - Polite doormen.

3. Late 30s - Neutral doormen.

4. Over 40 - The look of “I don’t want to say yes to this guy’s entry, but he’s well dressed and hasn’t done anything wrong.” Subtle “whatever” eyeroll or sigh as I walked in lol.

I don’t club anymore. But I used to go to casino nightclubs back in the day because they typically are much more flexible for an older guy than a local nightclub. But even that has its limits.

What city?

 

[ludovic991]

25 is a solid cutoff age. By 30, if you’re still pushing those hours, you definitely need a career change or a new hobby, as the OP says. I stopped going out regularly around 26; the hangovers just became too brutal to justify a work day after.

 

[eli77]

My club entry experience transition by age:

1. Late 20s - Super friendly/chatty doormen.

2. Early 30s - Polite doormen.

3. Late 30s - Neutral doormen.

4. Over 40 - The look of “I don’t want to say yes to this guy’s entry, but he’s well dressed and hasn’t done anything wrong.” Subtle “whatever” eyeroll or sigh as I walked in lol.

I don’t club anymore. But I used to go to casino nightclubs back in the day because they typically are much more flexible for an older guy than a local nightclub. But even that has its limits.

Location ?

 

[Mike32ct]

Location ?

Used to club in southeast CT back in the day. It wasn’t really close to any major cities.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Late 20s or early 30s. That was the age range I routinely saw them fall off a cliff in ability to pick up women regularly for most guys.

By early 30s most guys would have a much harder time trying to get women...

From the all-seeing eyes of a DJ high above the dance floor.