The cost of a night out in London has increased dramatically from 1995 to 2025, with typical expenses now reaching £66.48 compared to £22.03 in 1995. Key expenses like drinks, transport, and entry fees have seen steep increases; for example, the average pint now costs £6.50, up from £1.60. Although many nightclubs from the '90s have shut down, those that remain have raised their entry fees significantly. Interestingly, drug prices have not risen as steeply, showcasing varied trends in nightlife economics over the past three decades.
In 1995, a night out in London would cost £22.03, equivalent to £44.41 today, while in 2025, the same night out costs £66.48.
The entry fee to Koko, previously £6 in the '90s, equivalent to £12.50 today, has now increased to a median price of £29.50, showcasing a 136 percent rise.
While most nightclubs from 1995 have closed, some remain, and the financial aspect of enjoying a night out in London has significantly changed over 30 years.
In the case of drinks, the average pint has seen a 63 percent hike, now costing £6.50 compared to £1.60 back in the '90s.
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