Trinity Nightclub

Okkkk!!!! I see you Seattle!!!! I'm from Las Vegas, capital city of entertainment in the world and being from out of town. Wasn't sure where to go to have a good time.

So happy I foud this spot! it had multiple rooms of different styles of music, beautiful bartenders, crowd was energetic and just full of a good time! Drinks where on point! DJ was killing it, I believe it was Fame Sounds, super impressive coming from Las Vegas we are use to creme of le creme djs and this guy every song he would play got better and better! Definitely recommending it to my friends when we go out there again, don't miss out!

Overall all positives except for the heat. Great variety of music. In the span of 3 hours we bounced from Dance, pop, wdym, rap, Latin, and more. In my opinion that is how you keep a crowd engaged so major props to the DJ. Defiantly a place you want to show up already having your drinks for the night. The dance floor is on the ground level but the bar is upstairs and you cannot move your drinks with you. It's a constant ID check to get to the bar and the music volume is reduced in the second floor. Most likely so you can converse in the seating areas. Very attentive security, respectful bartenders, and clean restrooms. Would return!

My first time at Trinity and it was HOT AF. I have never been so hot and sweaty ever at a club or venue like I was at Trinity. SO many people inside that night were also feeling the same way. Luckily, I had a fan and was fanning my friends and those who were around me/approaching me just to get some air blown onto them.

so much fun especially in the back room music was great! Security also was reassuring and really nice!

My friends and I wanted to go to a club after I landed at SEATAC, and this one of of the few that seemed alright last minute. We also knew it was 18+ , so we knew what we were getting into LOL

Parking kinda sucked but we made it work lol.
Bouncer was cool, cover was $20 for a Friday night. As visitors from sf, $20 is standard.
Coat check once you got in is free, which is pretty cool. Lady there working was nice.

When you first walk in, it opens up to a EDM room with a bar off to the side. They were playing some good up to date songs that I had fun dancing to. There were bathrooms next to the stage, and a DJ /VIP area? up the stairs to the right. The VIP area is kinda small and too lit up for a club imo.

Then there was a hallway that leads to the selfie room, the bar for 21+ and hip hop room.

The "selfie room" was a bit off putting... as the selfie room was decorated to look like an old run down asian restaurant with a huge asian looking fan on the back wall, and asian looking wallpaper. As an Asian American, I was like ?? wth about this. They did have this sparkly background we could take pictures in front of

The bar for 21+ was decorated in the same manner. They had A TEA TABLE as a table for people to sit and drink at? and paintings of old royal Chinese guys on their wall, asian looking lamps and some kind of stage above that was also decorated super asian???

Hip hop room was fun. its painted white, which made it a lil bright inside. But still had good music to dance to

Also we were over 21 and we had wristbands but literally every time we entered a room, they had to check our ID! What was the point of the wrist band then? We had to take out our ID a million times

Overall, had a fun time, just a little weird that there was low-key cultural appropriation in this place. I didnt seeee one single asian here (except one go-go dancer)

Super fun! Only club I've been to so not much to compare it to but I always have fun even if I don't know any music. Lots of guys looking for girls to dance with (kinda creepy) but I imagine that happens at all or most clubs and security watches close. Water is expensive but it's liquid death so makes sense. Also the guys bathroom doesn't have stall doors except one stall that doesn't lock but overall I like it

This place is a fairly decent nightclub in Seattle where night life can be a bit lacking in comparison to cities like NYC, LA, and SF. However, it can be very hit or miss. I went here twice actually, once on 4th of July weekend 2021 after the fully vaccinated mark, and one today.

Both times I feel the ventilation is super horrible. It gets so hot inside especially as the night lingers on, past midnight. Even though it is June and cold outside (like low 50s) I was sweating a lot inside. Even worse when it's actual Seattle summer so keep that in mind. I remembered last time when it was low 70s outside and I had to drink so much water to not die inside.

Cover is fairly alright - today was $17 but we also went before midnight, so it might be more later but definitely at least $5 more if you are not 21+. Drinks are also fairly priced for a club but they are definitely low quality. Bottom shelf liquor plus basic juices or Red Bull but they do not really skimp on the alcohol which is good. Tables are available and you just show your ID and wristband that you are 21+ and you can access the upper floor. So theoretically you can enjoy the table experience without all the high pricing but obviously the alcohol service and such won't be there. Some tables were also available to the public to just sit (the ones that don't face the stage, deep into the upper floor) which helps for taking a break from the dancing.

I do enjoy that the name of the club fits in to what they offer - trinity aka three, so there's a mostly pop/EDM stage when you enter, a small room / bar for another type of music, and a more chill / melodic stage at the other end of the club. Music is one of the better ones though I feel the crowd these days are more in the late 20s/30s and a lot of the younger crowd (early 20s) that I am part of don't really show up anymore so it was less fun compared to a year ago.

My friend used to DJ here so I'd get in skipping lines and that's the only time I would go. Mostly dudes on a Saturday night, VIP lounge is okay but that's only if you have a VIP bracelet. Cover is expensive- $25-30 depending on when you go, and so are the drinks ($15-20). I easily spend over $200 some nights when all said and done. One time some white guy spilled his drink all over my friend and almost got into a fistfight. Overall not a safe place to have fun.

Been here countless times and always treated with class. Bottle service and music is on point thanks to their incredibly hard working staff and top shelf Dj. Every time I go, I unexpectedly run into some friends! Definitely one of the more popular clubs in Seattle.
If you come to Trinity, you can expect to have a great night.

They'll charge you $15 cash or $18 card to come into a tiny room where the staff treats you like shit. Not worth the money and in a really rough neighborhood surrounded by tweakers (almost positive the staff are all high as well)