Hello! I really enjoyed my last visit to your club and would love to come again. I’ll be traveling from another city, but I wanted to ask about something that confused me last time. The security guy seemed a bit suspicious—I’m a woman who likes to party alone, and I just want to make sure your club is truly open to everyone. Could you clarify your entry policy? Thanks, and hope to see you soon!

The place itself is nice, and there are some interesting events. Also the workers at the bar, at the wardrobe and at the ticket office are really kind. The problems lie elsewhere... If you are not German there are indeed problems with the entry, and it happens very often. - The first time I tried to enter the club they asked me for my ID and then for a German address, something that I didn't have with me that time. But I can accept it, I didn't know it was mandatory and it was my fault. - The second time, during the nu Metal event, they didn't ask me for any address, they only controlled my ID card and I was allowed to enter. - The third time, they wanted to see my ID and my German address: this time I had my Anmeldung photo on my phone, but the bouncer said "no photo". I gently asked "why?", but he wasn't able (or he didn't want) to speak English, so he just repeated "no photo". I'm not saying that they are racist, because there is no evidence about that, and moving this kind of accusations is weird (but very popular I see). Anyway, sometimes a bit of comprehension and kindness would help, even if the customer is not a German speaker or a good looking girl, especially because I am - and I was - really respectful and polite. The facts are: 1. the policy of 50€-card is really annoying and discouraging, especially for tourists or newcomers. I can understand it is a matter of club management policy, but as a customer I find that a flaw while choosing which club to go. Also, since it is something that only applies to those who do not live in Germany, it can easily lead people to think it is a racist policy, not a smart marketing move (looking at reviews is a good way to realize that). Also, I haven't seen this policy elsewhere in Bielefeld and in Germany yet, but maybe I was just lucky. 2. I can't understand why a photo of my Anmeldung is not valid. Should I walk around in Bielefeld with a hard copy of the official document like in the 20th century? Especially if sometimes they don't even control that (for example during the nu metal event). 3. Why can't (or don't want?) bouncers just speak English? I don't expect to discuss about existentialism, but I'd only like to understand what I need to enter a club in Bielefeld. For sure I will try again to enter the Stereo Club, yet I'm pretty sure it will be - again - a hard challenge.

Went here in January, no problem and the prepaid system worked good. Yesterday I went here too but now the bouncer didn't let me in because I was Dutch he said. Really discrimination... Edit after reaction: Thank you for your response, but I want to clarify that it does not reflect my actual experience. I was not visibly intoxicated – I had only one beer and was completely sober. The bouncer explicitly said: “no foreigners,” which clearly referred to my nationality. To me, this felt like discrimination. I am open to honest communication, but I believe it’s important that my experience is taken seriously and not dismissed as something that didn’t happen.

If you are coming from a foreign country and have an ID card from another country, they don't let you in and they want an address registration paper from Germany. I find it very discriminative, I don't suggest this club to anyone. (for the answer of club: The guy on the door didn't inform me that there's a solution like this, otherwise I would definitely accept it. But the bodyguard was very very unfriendly and threatening, he didn't tell us that there's an option to enter. I definitely not recommend here for tourists and visitors of Bielefeld.)

Very bad service with racist security guys!! I was in a nightclub and the security guy was racist. The reason was that the security guy was sitting in the smoking area inside the club. He asked a friend of mine if he was drunk. He needs to drink water and he was like no he's not drunk and I came there and I was asking what's going on and immediately he was just saying we have to go out immediately we were four people that need to kick us out immediately with no any explanation really racism. I try to explain nobody care about us! Unbelievable actions from the security guards.