Shinjuku Club Hopping: 4 Clubs, One Walk, a QR for Each Door

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The short version

• Shinjuku has four partner clubs (TIDE, THE PINK, WARP, T2) a short walk apart, so you can hop between them in one night.
• Each door takes its own free QR pass. Hopping costs more than one door — the pass just trims each door.
• Saturday route, one man: ¥12,900 at the doors vs ¥9,400 on passes (−¥3,500). One woman: ¥4,500 vs ¥2,500. Prices change by night and time — check tonight’s prices.
• The trick is to grab every club’s QR before you head out. No fumbling at the door, and you keep the pace.
• For every club’s discount, see the guest pass savings report; for hour-by-hour timing, the Tokyo night crawl.

Shinjuku is the one district where our partner clubs sit close enough to walk between: TIDE and WARP in Kabukicho, THE PINK in Shinjuku 3-chome and T2 just west of the station. That makes hopping easy — but let’s be straight: four clubs means four covers, so hopping always costs more than staying in one. What a guest pass does is take a little off each door (and at TIDE, add a drink instead). Below is a real Saturday route with every door and pass price, so you know the total before you set out.

The math: what four doors really cost

Here’s one Saturday night, stop by stop, for one man and one woman — door price vs guest pass price, from the rates each club gives us.

Saturday rates. Hit T2 before midnight instead and it's ¥2,000 → ¥1,500 for men, ¥1,000 → ¥500 for women. Prices change by night and time — see tonight's prices for the exact amount.

Compare that with staying put: a single T2 door after midnight is ¥3,900 for a man. The four-club route on passes is ¥9,400 — about 2.4× one door. Hop for the variety, not to save money; the passes knock ¥3,500 off what the same four doors would cost.

For a woman the same route is ¥2,500 on passes against ¥4,500 at the doors — WARP is free with the pass after 23:00, and T2 drops to ¥500.

The Shinjuku hopping route

The crawl runs through Shinjuku: four partner clubs, about 5–8 minutes’ walk from one stop to the next. Tap a photo for the club page, or hit “Guest pass” to grab a QR on the spot.

Stop 1 · TIDE TOKYO

Shinjuku · Kabukicho · EDM/House/R&B

Two floors to warm up on — the pass adds a second drink

Guest pass →Details

Stop 2 · THE PINK TOKYO

Shinjuku · Hip-Hop/EDM/R&B

Same price all night — a showgirl set to reset the mood

Guest pass →Details

Stop 3 · WARP SHINJUKU

Shinjuku · Kabukicho · EDM/Top 40/Hip-Hop

After 23:00 the pass takes men from ¥4,000 to ¥2,000

Guest pass →Details

Stop 4 · T2 SHINJUKU

Shinjuku · EDM/Hip-Hop/K-Pop

The 1,500-capacity big room for the peak hours

Guest pass →Details

In Shibuya, build around CLUB VIZEL; in Roppongi, CROSS ROPPONGI. Crossing districts means long transfers, so the trick to a good crawl is to stick to one area.

How to nail the crawl

1. Grab every QR before you head out. Pull the passes for the clubs you plan to hit in advance, and at each door you just flash your phone. The pace never breaks.
2. Mind the clock at WARP and T2. Doors open at 22:00 (WARP from 21:00). WARP's door goes up after 23:00 and T2's after midnight — that's also when their pass discounts are biggest, so the route above puts them last. If you'd rather pay less overall, do T2 first, before midnight.
3. Go easy on the drinks. A crawl racks up rounds fast. Included drinks differ by door: TIDE's pass includes 2, T2's 1, THE PINK none, and WARP's pass after 23:00 none. For going rates, see [club drink prices](/journal/tokyo-club-drink-prices).
4. Check the last and first trains. To avoid the last train catching you mid-crawl, read the [last-train guide](/journal/tokyo-club-last-train-getting-home) and [how to kill time until the first train](/journal/tokyo-after-clubs-until-first-train) first.

For a feel of the whole night’s budget, see the night-out cost index; for a model timeline, the Tokyo night crawl.

FAQ

Is hopping four clubs cheaper than one at the door?

No. On this Saturday route a man pays ¥9,400 on passes for four clubs, against ¥3,900 for a single T2 door after midnight. The passes only trim each door (−¥3,500 across the four). For a woman it’s ¥2,500 on passes vs ¥4,500 at the doors. You hop for four different rooms, not to save money.

Can I grab passes for as many clubs as I want?

Yes. Issue as many as you plan to visit on the application page. No sign-up, and the QR pops up on the spot, so grabbing them all before you head out is the way to go.

What do I need to get in?

At every door you need a government photo ID (passport, driver’s license, etc.), and you must be 20 or over (some clubs from 18). For travelers from abroad, a passport is the safe bet.

Tonight, don't stop at one

Four rooms, one walk. Grab a QR for each door before you head out, follow the order above, and you’ll know every price before you reach the door. Grab all your QRs here. For every club’s discount, see the guest pass savings report; for how the night plays out, the Tokyo night crawl. Tonight, let’s not stop at one.