"When I come here, I count on a bar being open a little bit later than at home, said Ms. Grace, 23."
"As I'm getting into the groove of things, they're calling out last call, Mr. Im said."
The nightlife scene in New York City is facing challenges as some clubs, like Carousel in Brooklyn, have started closing at 2 a.m., disappointing attendees like Alyssa Grace who anticipate a later night out. Grace, along with her friends, found themselves contemplating alternative options, such as heading to Animal, a queer club that stays open until 4 a.m. This early closing time raises questions among club-goers about whether New York is losing its iconic late-night culture, as they navigate the changing landscape of nightlife availability.
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