This club has so much potential but unfortunately they are a little bit lost in the 80's with their terrible dated dress code. Not allowed to wear smart jeans is major drawback for this club - reasons why...
They call it Elite and maybe trying to create a smart atmosphere, but it truly backfires - with the lighting too bright, a buffet in the corner. a poor disco and the men wearing shoes and trousers it seems like your at a bad wedding reception.
Some people go out for a drink and on the spur of the moment want to visit Liberty Elite and can't unless they go home and change.
Most women prefer a man in smart jeans rather than a pair of slacks/trousers
After a week at work maybe having to wear trousers - you are forced not to be casually relaxed, but to put trousers and shoes on.
A cheap pair of trousers from Burtons and Shoes from Barratts doesn't make you look cool or elite over a person wearing expensive G-Star or D&G Jeans
The staff are friendly and this club is in a perfect position to be a great club. Such a shame it forces men to dress like they work behind the counter at Dixons by demanding a dated dress code. They may not realise they are losing trade over this, but many many couples we speak have the same opinion, and in a time of being proactive to encourage new members and increase takings, we are very surprised they still adopt this approach. They may also be alienating the next generation of swingers who don't remember the 80's dress code of no jeans.
If none of the above bothers you, then I'm sure you will have a great time.

