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Nestled at 4833 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, FL, The Lady Windridge Yacht Miami, United States, stands out as a unique and luxurious addition to the city's vibrant nightlife scene. Originally launched as a private yacht, this floating venue has evolved into a renowned hotspot for electronic music lovers seeking an exclusive and immersive club experience. Over the years, the yacht has undergone various structural upgrades, transforming from a simple vessel into a floating dance floor that offers panoramic views of the Miami Beach skyline, making it a favorite among both locals and visitors alike.

Its reputation for hosting high-caliber international and local DJs has cemented its status as a cultural landmark in Miami Beach’s thriving nightlife landscape. The Lady Windridge Yacht Miami is celebrated for its intimate yet energetic club nights, where the sound system and dance floors are meticulously curated to deliver unforgettable nights of electronic music. The venue’s association with platforms like SESH highlights its importance within the global electronic music community.

Over time, the yacht has welcomed legendary artists such as John Digweed, Kenny Dope, Louie Vega, Yaya, Guti, Livio & Roby, Martin Buttrich, Robert Dietz, and Loco Dice, each contributing to its reputation as a premier destination for dance music aficionados. These performances have helped shape the yacht’s identity as a space where cutting-edge sounds and world-class talent converge, creating a distinctive atmosphere that’s both lively and sophisticated. Whether hosting exclusive parties or open-to-the-public events, The Lady Windridge Yacht Miami continues to be a symbol of Miami Beach’s dynamic nightlife and electronic music scene.

For those eager to experience its magic, exploring upcoming events or planning a visit promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Miami’s dance culture.

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Capacity

The capacity of The Lady Windridge Yacht is 432.

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