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After running Suite Two Hundred at 1427 Larimer Street in Larimer Square for six years, Lotus Clubs, which also runs Chloe and View House, has completely remodeled the space and is opening it as Vie tonight, December 5, with DJ Mike Magic and the VIE dancers. While the new club will still focus on bottle service, as did Suite Two Hundred, the 7,000 square-foot VIE is bringing in local and national EDM talent as well as a visual DJ and state of the art sound and lighting systems, including a 32-foot LED screen.
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VIE in French means "life," and part of the the spot's goal is to give people a place to escape everyday life. "At VIE you will check reality at the door," is part of the club's tag line. "We want VIE to be a part of everyone's life who works hard and need to reward themselves in the grandest way possible."
Carrie Booze, Lotus marketing director, says VIE will be different than Suite Two Hundred in that the focus will be more on the music and they're going for a "super-club" kind of feel. The space will be more open as well and Booze says there really won't be a bad seat in the house and the DJ will be the main focus.
Resident DJ Mike Magic, who blends techy deep house with an intense big room sound, will spin at VIE on the weekends. Also DJ Ecotek spins this Saturday, December 6.
VIE Luxe bottle service packages, which run from $1,500 to $6,000, each come with a custom table-side performance and light show presentation.
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