77 London Guestlist and Entry: What It Costs and How to Get On
Last updated: 6 October 2026
77 — Seventy Seven — is a 550-capacity house and techno club on Welbeck Street in Marylebone, open Friday and Saturday from 11pm until 4am. Here is how getting in actually works.
Open to Everyone
Entry at 77 is ticketed and open to men and women. There is no ladies-only guestlist policy here, and no requirement for a mixed or all-male group to take a table to get through the door.
That is genuinely different from most of what sits a few streets east. In Mayfair an all-male group is usually told to book a table or forget it. 77 is a music venue first, so it sells entry to whoever wants to come and hear the lineup.
What It Costs
A door charge applies and it moves with the night. A quieter Friday sits at the lower end; a Saturday with an international booking sits well above it.
We are not going to quote a flat figure, because at this venue the number genuinely tracks the lineup. Ask for your specific date and we will tell you what that night actually looks like rather than promising free entry and leaving you to find out otherwise on Welbeck Street.
Two Nights Only, So Lists Close Early
Friday and Saturday is the whole week. Demand that would spread across four or five nights at another venue concentrates into two, which means lists close earlier here than you will be used to — and on a big booking, well before the night.
There is no quiet midweek fallback. If a weekend is full, the answer is a different weekend or a table, not a Wednesday.
Check Who Is Playing
More than at almost any venue we book, the lineup decides the night at 77. It programmes house and techno names that usually play much larger rooms — Kerri Chandler, David Morales, Dimitri from Paris, Sam Divine have all been through since it opened.
On those dates guestlist space goes first and the door charge is at its highest. If you are flexible, ask us which of the two nights that week is the easier one.
Arriving
Earlier is better on both counts — you pay less and you are more likely to still be on the list. Five hundred and fifty is a decent room, but two nights a week and serious bookings mean it fills, and it reaches its peak comfortably before close.
Dress Code and Age
Smart, and applied. It is a music-led door rather than a fashion one, so this is about looking put together rather than about labels. Entry is 18+ and ID will be checked.
If It Sells Out, or You Want a Base
A table covers entry for the whole group, with minimum spends from £700, plus bottle service and a host. It is optional rather than required — what it buys you is certainty on a busy Saturday and somewhere to base yourselves in a room that is otherwise mostly standing.
How to Join
Message us with the date, how many of you there are and the names in your group. The sooner the better, particularly for a weekend with a name on the bill. It costs nothing for us to arrange.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can men get into 77?
Yes. Entry is ticketed and open to men and women — no ladies-only policy and no table requirement.
Is guestlist entry free at 77?
A door charge applies and varies by night and by who is playing. Quieter dates are cheaper.
What nights can I go?
Friday and Saturday only, 11pm until 4am.
What is the age limit?
18+, with ID checked at the door.
How far ahead should I ask?
Earlier than you would elsewhere. Two nights a week means lists close sooner, and on a headline booking they close well before the night.
Thinking about a night at 77? Tell us the date and your group size and we will arrange the table or the guestlist. message us on WhatsApp and we will take it from there.
Marco F.Nightlife Editor
London nightlife specialist and VIP concierge with over 5 years helping guests experience Mayfair's best clubs. Marco has personally visited every venue we cover and works directly with club management to secure the best tables and guestlist spots.