Berlin is experiencing “club death,” and owners are blaming young people. Berlin’s iconic nightlife is evolving as younger generations move away from the city’s traditional techno scene due to factors like exclusivity, high costs, and a growing desire for more intimate gatherings. Today, they’re either opting out of clubbing all together or finding more casual alternatives like underground raves, often held in abandoned spaces or fields where they can express themselves freely (usually at no-cost) and enjoy a more curated atmosphere. This shift mirrors broader trends across Europe, where YPulse data shows 63% of 13-39-year-olds prefer house parties over going out, citing the ease of organizing, lower costs, and better opportunities for socializing in private spaces. (CNN)
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