Part of the Gay Mexico City Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Mexico City, State of Mexico
Gay antro in Zona Rosa with drag hostesses, go-go boys, and RegGAYton nights.
WOOOW is a gay antro on Calle Nápoles, in the Zona Rosa's nightlife core, that plays the role of the smaller, easier alternative to the strip's bigger rooms like Rico — a shorter line and a less-packed floor when the marquee clubs hit capacity. The newer-feeling space works as a pregame or a late-night landing spot as much as a main event. The programming covers the Zona Rosa staples: drag hosting, go-go boys, and reggaeton nights aimed squarely at the gay crowd. Open-bar deals run on select nights, which keeps it friendly for a younger or budget-minded crowd. Not the place you build the whole night around, but a reliable, low-fuss stop on a Zona Rosa circuit.
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