House of Yes — Bushwick

The facts

How to get in

1. Pick your night on the official calendar — dance parties run Friday & Saturday (occasionally Thursday), typically until ~4am, and each event has its own theme.
2. Buy a ticket in advance — the official FAQ warns events frequently sell out and door sales are first-come, subject to capacity. Recent tickets have run around $37–$40 (resale trackers); all tiers grant the same access, so pick the tier you can afford.
3. Read the theme and dress for it. There's no formal dress code, but the official FAQ encourages “creative outfits and costumes” for the themed Friday and Saturday parties.
4. Bring government photo ID — dance parties are 21+ unless marked All Ages.
5. If it isn't sold out, door entry is first-come based on venue capacity (official FAQ) — arrive early rather than gambling late.
6. Inside: no photos on the dancefloor (official FAQ; DSLRs need prior approval via press@houseofyes.org), and the zero-tolerance consent policy — no harassment, unwanted touch, discrimination or violence — is real. Tables, if you want one, go via tables.houseofyes.org.

The honest take

NYC's flagship costume-party club — aerialists over the dance floor, themed nights, and a crowd that commits. Expressive and queer-friendly; not a bottle-service scene. Book ahead: the good nights sell out.

Getting there & getting home

House of Yes sits at 2 Wyckoff Ave (entrance at 408 Jefferson St) in Bushwick, about a block from the Jefferson St station on the L train — one of the easiest club commutes in Brooklyn. The L runs 24 hours, so the same line takes you home at 4am, though overnight waits stretch to 15–20 minutes. Rideshares are plentiful on Wyckoff at closing; a car back to Manhattan is the pricier but faster option after a long night.

FAQ

Does House of Yes have a cover charge?

Entry is by event ticket, priced per event — resale trackers put recent tickets around $37–$40. Per the official FAQ all tiers grant the same access (“purchase the tier that corresponds to what you can afford”), so tiers are pay-what-you-can rather than a timed price ladder. Door tickets are sold first-come subject to capacity if the event isn't sold out.

What is the dress code at House of Yes?

There's no formal dress code. The official FAQ says: “Most of our Friday and Saturday parties are themed, and we do encourage our guests to dress in creative outfits and costumes.”

Is House of Yes 21+?

Yes — dance parties are 21+ with government photo ID unless an event is marked All Ages.

What nights is House of Yes open?

Dance parties run Friday and Saturday (occasionally Thursday), typically until around 4am. Programming is event-dependent, so check the official calendar.

Can you take photos inside House of Yes?

No — the official FAQ is explicit: “We don’t allow photos on the dancefloor.” DSLR cameras need prior approval via press@houseofyes.org. The venue also runs a zero-tolerance consent policy covering harassment, unwanted touch, discrimination and violence.

Does House of Yes have bottle service or tables?

It's not a bottle-service scene, but tables.houseofyes.org publishes package floors — Night Out from $650 for 4, Anniversary from $450 for 2, Birthday from $950 for 6, After-Wedding from $1,750 for 10, all plus tax and 20% gratuity. Reservations also go via reservations@houseofyes.org.

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