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Mynt Ultra Lounge
1921 Collins Ave
Miami Beach, FL, 33139
Mynt Ultra Lounge is the kind of club for which you'll spend too much time in your apartment figuring out what to wear, because at this place, you're there to be seen. Apartment-ites with no designer duds need not fear, but the club boasts a high-octane art flair, with regular fashion photo art gallery showings (including a 2002 outing by Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld) and some impressive computerised visualizations projected onto the walls and plasma TVs. Covering a staggering 6,000 square feet, the club boasts quite possibly some of the most beautiful crowds you'll ever see in Miami, although here the atmosphere is surprisingly relaxed, with the rich mingling with the not-so-rich. On the downside, the crowds can be insane, packing the dance floor and leaving you with little space to get your groove on other than atop a table or the catwalk against the wall, although it beats waiting in the excruciatingly long outdoor line. Music is mostly electronica, house and techno in with some good old-fashioned hip-hop classics thrown in for good measure. The cover charge is a steep $20, but it's worth it for the celeb-spotting in which you'll no doubt indulge.