Anyway, so us Americans were traveling around Europe, when we befriended some Austrian youths under a Soviet Monument. Since the drinks are expensive here, "pre-gaming" is a necessity. Now, seeing what Austrian kids do for fun is real interesting, but here's all about the club itself. You get in line. The bouncer was a bit racist. He almost didn't let us in because we look "foreign," but when he saw our American IDs, he let us in. The crowd is indeed young. The guys look like you're typical Austrian pretty boys, but the girls are fine. Pro-tip: You can bypass the entire entrance process by drawing whatever the stamp looks like onto your hand. Which is essentially what these kids did. Anyway, there was some sort of prom thing that let out, so you had some younger kids in fancy dresses and tuxedos. The music was "retro" a.k.a high-school musical, and Hannah Montana. Mid 2000s music from like when we were in middle school. Now the kids themselves are fun but I guess the club itself wasn't that great. The lights were cool. And occasionally the music got good. But like, we had more fun at regular house parties. In fact, we had more fun talking to the people smoking outside. Really, it's only worth going if you have local friends. Or like, you're into that young Euro club lifestyle. Oh, and you like getting shoved around by a bunch of tall Austrian men.

The club it's nice, but the dj was the worst I've ever heard, Spotify on shuffle would have been better. 12€ was way too much

I was really worried about this place because of the bad reviews, but this was one of the best nights ever. The music was awesome, lot of beautiful people and the place just looked cool. It's rather classy club so a shirt would be nice, if you want to get in.

Babenberger Passage not to recommend. I heared from friends who live in Vienna that the club has potential but the Bouncer are an absolutely a joke. Especially a guy called René!

Not a very welcoming club considering that they have absolutely no dresscode. Average age 19 y.o. Tasteless interior design (looks like a reformed parking), and extremely expensive (13€ with no drink or wardrobe service included). I couldn’t classify its music since the DJ was changing from hip-hop to 80s to reggaeton without any kind of transition: very though to dance and enjoy in those conditions. Overall, a loss of money.

When in a unfamiliar city, do what the locals do. So we asked a local what the best place for a party was, and we ended up in the Passage. Dressing nice is a requirement to enter, but since we suited up, it wasn't a problem. Drinks are a bit expensive, but the club is hot.

I went here for an after party. While everything was complimentary that night, the staff were still amazing, the DJs were fantastic and overall it was one of the best nights of my life. However, the food could be slightly better

stayed in vienna for the weekend and checked out the night life there - passage was definitely the nicest place we've been, prettiest girls, great DJs and cool prices - 9€ for long drinks and about 4 € a beer

had our best NYE party at Passage last year - excited for this year's revival!

Racist Motherf****kers at the door. Wouldn't let me my wife and I in. This coming from an Indian who has lived in NewYork and London and visited exclusive nightclubs all over the world. Don't patronize this place! I don't understand why a reconstructed pedestrian underpass is trying to be pretentious on a Thursday night. I've had a good experience in Vienna so far, but don't understand why an establishment with such a large capacity would choose a bouncer as their Maitre D'. I'm not an active blogger or reviewer but I'm writing this at 3:05 am because it's relevant.

Visited 4 clubs in Vienna, by far the best one.. unfortunately took some time to get in:-( once i made it through the entrance fancy drinks and friendly service. very good music. stunning architecture. reasonable pricing. good looking people....will visit again for sure:-)

I checked out the club during my last trip to Vienna, as its highly promoted in all guides. Definitely worth a visit. Fair prices, posh location and good music. But it can be quite crowded so it might take longer to get in. Skipping the line by reserving a table might make sense, but haven’t done that yet.