Studio 54 is the legendary New York City nightclub opened in 1977 by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager. With its opulent yet risque decor and celebrity appearances, it quickly became one of the hottest party spots in town, hosting A-list celebrities like Mick Jagger, Jack Nicholson, and Andy Warhol. The nightclub ran until the 1980s when its owners were arrested for tax evasion. Although it may have been short-lived, Studio 54 remains a cultural landmark influencing modern-day clubs and nightlife entertainment worldwide. It provides an unparalleled experience where the stars of yesteryear and today come together for an unforgettable night of music, entertainment, and excitement. New York City is filled with energy no matter how far you venture into its 5 boroughs: Manhattan; Brooklyn; Queens; The Bronx, and Staten Island - each has something specifically tailored to every type of traveler. With its abundance of museums, landmarks, parks, and architecture hidden in an energizing street-level atmosphere where historical authenticity blends with modern style, no matter what season it is, there's always something new happening around town. From great restaurants on every corner bringing us the best international cuisine from all over the world boasting flavors from tastes from everywhere imaginable - there's something for everyone. When you're next in New York City, check out what's available at Studio 54. With its unique cultural experiences, it's sure to give your trip a special flavor that you can't find elsewhere.