Voted #1 party in
West Lafayette!
Indiana's largest dancefloor
💃
Check your coat
🧥
Live piano every night
🎹
No smoking
🚭
Billiards
🎱
Darts
🎯
Corn hole
🌽
Free parking
🚗
Private events
📸
Free popcorn every night
🍿
Free hotdogs on Wednesday
🌭
Indiana's largest dancefloor 💃 Check your coat 🧥 Live piano every night 🎹 No smoking 🚭 Billiards 🎱 Darts 🎯 Corn hole 🌽 Free parking 🚗 Private events 📸 Free popcorn every night 🍿 Free hotdogs on Wednesday 🌭
Darts
🎯
Corn hole
🌽
Free parking
🚗
Private events
📸
Free popcorn every night
🍿
Free hotdogs on Wednesday
🌭
Indiana's largest dancefloor
💃
Check your coat
🧥
Live piano every night
🎹
No smoking
🚭
Billiards
🎱
Darts 🎯 Corn hole 🌽 Free parking 🚗 Private events 📸 Free popcorn every night 🍿 Free hotdogs on Wednesday 🌭 Indiana's largest dancefloor 💃 Check your coat 🧥 Live piano every night 🎹 No smoking 🚭 Billiards 🎱
bruce is back!
General admission available at the door.
Reserve a table online!
We'll ship you a mug!
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We'll ship you a mug! 🍺
NEW COLORS AVAILABLE
Operating Hours
We are open Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 8:00p to 3:00a unless stated otherwise. We are not open Wednesday. For now…
There is a $5-$7 cover. Mugs from $6.
You must show a student ID to enter after 11p.
Dress Code
Don’t wear…
Sleeveless shirts
Bandanas / skullcaps
Sideways caps
Baggy clothing
Sunglasses
Hoods
Masks covering more than half of face
All dress code decisions are at the discretion of management.
There can be absolutely no knives or firearms at Neon Cactus. We cannot hold on to property until the end of the night.
About
The return of Neon Cactus, an iconic West Lafayette nightclub that closed in 2020, brings with it parts of another former campus staple.
Ethan Brown, the new owner of the Cactus, is the son of Bill and Angie Brown, who owned Jake’s Roadhouse, a campus bar that closed in 2018 because of the then-planned demolition of Chauncey Village.
Brown, who grew up watching his parents run Jake’s and worked in the kitchen area since he was 15, said the Cactus will be the sixth store he has owned since he was 18.
“I have a lot of experience with the restaurant, bar business,” Brown said. “This is what I’ve done my whole entire life.”
