Exit 66

this place is closed but website is still running. relied on it for a bachelorette party and learned the hard way

The best thing about this hole in the wall is the fact that it is separated from the beach by 45 feet of pavement. Other than that, ALL of us locals know to STAY AWAY from here. It SMELLS BAD because the staff doesn’t clean. The drinks are TERRIBLE because the PISS POOR excuses for bartenders could f up a bottle of water. The security is known to look for drunk patrons and out of towners to sack because the off duty cops that work there let it fly. Seriously one of the WORST spots on the beach with the LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR of patrons. NO CLASS at all and the most SHITTY mgmt and ownership anywhere on the strip. Ask ANY local that can list more than 10 venues in under a minute and they will inform you just how BAD this place deserves a negative star rating.

If you’re into jersey shore juice heads this is the place for you!!! If you have an ounce of class this is not the place for you! I see tourists get tricked all the time into going in, b/​c of the free wrist band, but what they don’t know is that they are stepping into a disgusting over tanned, over manicured hair, pool «party» where the girls are wearing heels… who wears heels to a pool???

I used to go here a lot and had fun every time… the last time I went though will be my last time there… I was roofied by a bartender who was creepily asking me to flash him… If you’re a girl I would suggest not going here and if u do than get your drinks from a girl bartender! and be careful please!

I have no idea if this is Rock Bar or Exit 66. There is listing for each in Unilocal,both with the same address and both appearing identical in pictures.
What I can say is that both offer cheap (for beachside), rather poorly concocted well booze drinks, lousy service, and waitresses who, when you hand them a Jackson ($ 20 dollar bill) for a $ 4.50 drink ask you that stupid begging question: «Dah ya wants change?» The food is also horrid, but probably from a freshly opened can of Alpo.
During the day it’s OK, with a good view of the beach. As the hours go into darkness it gets noticeably worse with an influx 20 somethings, mostly in skimpy attire, generally full of attitude and speaking with New Jersey accents… welcome to Fort Lauderdale’s version of a Jersey Shore episode.
Because Exit 66 and Rock Bar appear to be one and the same, I’ve merely duplicated the review on each.

Exit is all about what you make of it. Know going in that once you step through those doors you will be teleported to the Jersey Shore circa 2009, and you’ll be just fine. I can only speak for the Sunday afternoon pool parties. I have never been here for nightlife, nor do I plan on it.
My first visit took place sometime shortly after my 21ist birthday where I was beaching it with a friend and decided to try my hand at those ginormous 2 for 1 margaritas at Rock Bar. While sitting at the bar, my friend and I spotted a nice pack of tan juice head gorillas heading our way [Quick primp]… but… they walk right past us and go inside. Bummer, but where are they going? We watch as they walk in and head toward the back, I see the doors open up and spot what looks like a pretty freaking awesome time. The bartender gave me the rest of my margarita in a to-​go cup (awesome much?) and me and my friend headed toward the beacon.
First thing I saw was someone puking in a trash can, so things were definitely off to a good start. What happened after that is a sticky wet haze of nasty-​ass cheap tequila shots, some coast guard boys who I may or may not have taken advantage of, an afternoon downpour, seeing the girl who used to babysit me as a kid (that was awkward) and witnessing many a drunk bitches slipping on the wet floor. I’ve since been back to Exit 66 enough times to sustain me for life and have since moved on, but Exit has supplied my with plenty of great stories and I never look back and remember it as a bad time. even the time my «friend» got us kicked out from punching the bathroom attendant.
Here are some things to look forward to at Exit 66: Cheap drinks, lots of people, fat chicks in bikinis grinding on each other (or a guy, or a bench), no cover to come. Parking is metered. Swimsuit dresscode and additional clothing optional. If you’re going to be stuck up about it– don’t come. But if you want to get in touch with your inner snookie, has at it.
I don’t however recommend actually swimming at this pool party. unless of course syphilis is your thing. If it is, you found your homeland.
yay Exit 66!

So I was out on the beach in front of this place and some guy gave us wrist bands for free shots and said there was a foam party going on. I figured we’d check it out…
It was not even worth waking in for that shot. The shot was some warm pre-​made sh*t that tasted worse than it smelled. The inside was completely empty so I figured, «its Saturday, this place has got to be full… Maybe everyone is out by the pool.»
No, there were like 6 people out back and the «foam» was just some cluster of bubbles floating on the disgusting pool water that was probably crawling with multiple diseases.
Then, to top it all off I saw a rat running along one of the benches/​lounges. Like a real rat. It was thoroughly disgusting and I left right then.
Basically, don’t waste your time or money.

this place is the one of the reasons I believe Ft Laud Beach is becoming like Jersey shore! Why God why!? Sunday Pool party make me want to cry for America. empty ass people who take up O2.

On Sunday afternoons, exit 66 has a pool party. What should a person expect at this pool party?
THE GOOD
2 for 1 drinks till 4pm. Exit 66 has a pool with a nice island setup with cabanas. Well that is it for the good.
THE BAD
The music is bad (and not Michael Jackson Bad), just plain old bad, repetitive crap.
THE UGLY
Just not my type of crowd. It was full of those «I am too sexy for my shirt» and «I am so cool polar bears wear sweaters around me» types.
Lastly, I am pretty sure if you jumped in the pool that there would be a good chance of catching an STD. This is my fair warning that the pool should not be trusted. Do not be suckered by that beautiful person

We rented the upstairs room at Exit 66 for a company holiday party. The venue was terrific. It looked great and everyone loved being able to walk out onto the terrace and see the people on the street and feel the ocean breeze. The entire staff was friendly and helpful. Juan, the manager, should be commended.
Holly, the event coordinator at Exit 66, went beyond our expectations. She booked our entertainment, which was fantastic. It included a fire dancer, a contortionist, and a woman on a trapeze! She worked within our budget and got the food and beverage down to a reasonable price per person. I would definitely work with her again and highly recommend her to others.

This place is just a raunchy daytime poolside horndog festival. Music and burgers. Drunks and bartenders. Its perfect if your into partying. Wild da flip out!