A new nightclub has just opened in Paris and if you think you're getting in, think again. They've got a very strict entrance policy...
The New York Times' describes a recent Saturday scene:
There was a crowd seven deep on Saturday outside one of the hottest clubs in Paris. Young people were pleading to get in, but the woman with the clipboard behind the velvet rope would not budge. There was some crying.
“Too old,” the clipboard woman said in French to a photographer, who was snapping pictures every time the door opened to reveal a peek of a padded red room with glittering lights and the promise of V.I.P.’s inside. One apparently overstimulated patron was passed out on steps outside.
At BabyDisco, they don't mess around. All patrons must be between the ages of 3 and 7. (Seriously. They're checking ID's.) Anywhoo, before your imagination runs away with images of boozing babies and inebriated infants, we should clarify. It's some sort of whack-a-doodle, yuppie art installation in Paris' Palais de Tokyo museum. The inspiration? To "introduce children to the creative aspects of dance, music and video."
Oh, and it's sponsored by Little Marc Jacobs. But, of course!
via The New York Times
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