Time Out calls Exit the "supermall of nightclubs," and for good reason -- because it covers 45,000 square feet and is able to accommodate more than 5,000 partyers, any velvet rope scene is pure posturing. The main floor is a mammoth atrium with a deejay booth -- usually housing the top talent of the moment spinning tunes -- suspended above. The space was made for crazy carnival acts like Antigravity, a bizarre club-land take on the Flying Wallendas. Upstairs is a warren of ultraplush VIP rooms, each with its own deejay. With capacity this big, expect club-goers of all stripes to show up on any given night.