Berlin's world-famous club scene has remained in high demand, but venues are increasingly struggling to turn packed dancefloors into sustainable businesses.
A major survey released on Friday found that club revenue has shifted dramatically away from drinks and toward admission fees.
What's happened to Berlin's clubs?
The shift reflects changing nightlife habits since 2017, when around 60% of revenue came from food and drink sales and just 21% from entry fees.
Today, ticket sales account for 59% of revenue, while food and drink generate just 20%.
