THE 400 is Dubai’s premier Nightclub reserved exclusively for the Dubai social elite looking to enjoy a clubbing legacy.

 The 400 has been designed especially to cater to exuberant taste with the absolute royal velvet couches in gold trim, specially designed bohemian crystal chandeliers and extensive attention to detail. The most talented DJ’s and 55 highly trained employees make the nights unforgettable while a wide variety of V.I.P. members ranging from top models, celebrities and key business entrepreneurs are part of the regular crowd.

 The lavish interior is draped in classic Louis the XVI opulence and together with a royal reputation for over indulgence highlights the experience of latent royalty in an intimate setting.

 Guests also have the opportunity to reserve a Royal Private Lounge upon request. The lounge has a dedicated bar, restroom and service staff. In addition the VIPs will enjoy a one-way view of the party through a glass view that has been especially tinted to allow them a full view of the dance floor without anybody outside the lounge being able to see them. To maintain their privacy, this offering of superior exclusivity comes standard.  

A Clubbing Legacy 

The name “The 400” is associated with denoting the wealthiest, most famous, most powerful and most fashionable elite social group of a culture.

In the late 19th century Caroline Webster Astor, used the status of her wealthy husband William Astor, to appoint herself grand arbiter (one who has the power to judge or ordain at will) against the rising nouveau rich threatening the status of the older more prestigious high society of New York. Her annual ball was the social event of the year and in 1892 Mrs. Astor, finding that her list of guests exceeded her ballroom\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s capacity, asked Ward McAllister, a well-known socialite, to reduce it to a selection of only the 400 most influential guests. The Ball was a smashing success and McAllister afterward boasted that: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"there were only four hundred people in New York society.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" The number was immortalized and forever associated with the social elite, giving way to renowned Forbes 400…