It is time to start saying goodbye to PRYZM Kingston, which closed the doors of its infamous Disco Room at 3:30am on Saturday (28 June), after the weekend's end of exams celebrations.

This marks the end of an era for old super club style venues in the region, as the market shifts towards a more modern approach to great nights out.

PRYZM will see loyal fans gather under its roof for the last time on Saturday, 12 July, when the Main Room throws its final night for Kingston's club goers.

Russell Quelch, CEO of NEOS Hospitality, which owns PRYZM, said: "Thousands of people have made memories that will last them a lifetime, from over 20 years of amazing nights out at PRYZM and Oceana before it.

"The closure is the end of a long running chapter for the Kingston club scene, but it's time to look to the future and reimagine what this site could hold, in a fresh new look at nightlife for next generation of UK party lovers."