Editing Boston (section)

===Downtown=== 
Located in the theatre district, and the "The Alley" area, as well as the Downtown Crossing areas, you'll find the larger electronic music venues / nightclubs that aspire to bring a little bit of Miami or NYC to Boston. The more notable venues are [http://royaleboston.com/ Royale], [http://underbarsuperlounge.com/ Underbar], [http://downultralounge.com/ Down Ultra Lounge], [http://www.mydnnwebsite.com/felt/Home.aspx Felt], [http://www.libertyhotel.com/food_and_drink/liberty_bar.html Liberty Bar/Hotel], [http://www.theestateboston.com/ The Estate]. A particular club/bar stands apart from the rest, [http://www.goodlifebar.com/ Good Life], which tends to be less upscale and draws in more up-and-coming indie/underground DJ acts to it's downstairs section. In most all of these venues, dress codes are definite, cover charges are always high ($10-$20), you will wait in line 30 minutes to get in, and drinks are expensive and generally weak. Boston CSers generally consider these venues too expensive and "fake posh" to be worth visiting regularly. The truth is that Boston just doesn't have the kind of expensive, exclusive, fashionable and fancy clubs like NYC or Miami, yet the venues in this area do try to pretend that they are (as do their clientele). However, big name top electronic music artists do come through these clubs, so you can't always avoid them. Boylston Station or Park Street Station on the Green Line, or Downtown Crossing on the Orange Line.