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This Prenzlauer Berg cruise club is for gay men who want a low-key, social night out.
There's a different theme every night, so you can check the calendar and pick your vibe. Berlin's gay scene has always been pretty relaxed and open, and this spot fits right in.
They change up the weekly schedule, so it's smart to look at their website before you go. You don't want to show up on a Thursday, because they're closed.
Prenzlauer Berg's a long-time gay neighborhood, so you'll find other welcoming places nearby. Berlin's gay clubs are spread all over the city, each with its own crowd, meaning you've got options. Just remember to double-check opening hours and events, because things do change.
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When you arrive, make sure you're arriving within your designated time slot (arriving early will get you kicked out of the area, and there's nowhere to park except at the auto hubs 2 km away). As you enter, on the left is the Expedition, where you go to register and get a waybill and a hand signal indicating where to go (you can have a great time standing around in the Expedition because no one cares about you). We go and load up (it's very quick, 2 hours, sometimes more). Then we go back to the office for the paperwork. Yes, you should have your own CMR. And we leave happy (the loading time will make you neurotic 😆).
Loading was scheduled for 11:00 a.m. They called me to load at 10:00 a.m., and by 11:15 a.m. I had already picked up the documents and left. Construction and assembly work was done on my own. They loaded the truck through the roof, gave me some mats, and I tied them down on the premises.
You can spend the night under the company, but they kick you out in the morning, even though there will be loading there. I arrived at 8:00 and they told me to wait until 11:00. Those who kicked out in the morning then loaded. They loaded for a long time, there was a line. There is a car park nearby, or an industrial area with a couple of spaces.
At the unloading station, they know Russian, but they don't want to communicate. They walk around with disgruntled faces. And in the office, there's a gun-toting, disgruntled miracle!
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Last updated on 2 August 2026