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About Club Blur Scottsdale
Club Blur Scottsdale is a landmark address in Old Town Scottsdale, once known as BLUR Nightclub for its neo-industrial design and high-energy, go-go–themed dance nights. Although the nightclub portion closed in 2015, the site at 7419 E Indian Plaza continues to host new concepts such as 50 Shades of Rosé and Dorian, keeping the address active in Scottsdale's vibrant entertainment scene. This page provides current venue context, parking and transit guidance, seating considerations, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you plan a seamless night out in the heart of downtown Scottsdale.
Whether you're revisiting the history of Club Blur or exploring the latest experiences at the same address, we’ve got you covered with practical details on getting there, where to park, and where to stay nearby. For the most up-to-date information on events, tickets, or venue specifics, check the official sites and partner recommendations linked below.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: 7419 E Indian Plaza, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 (Central Scottsdale / Old Town area).
- Venue type: Nightclub/entertainment venue; opened as BLUR Nightclub with a neo-industrial design and dance-focused events.
- Opening and notability: Grand opening in 2014; described as a premier Scottsdale nightclub with go-go performances (BLUR Bombshells).
- Closure: Closed December 2015 after roughly a year of operation.
- Current status: The address now hosts 50 Shades of Rosé (and other businesses like Dorian) at 7419 E Indian Plaza; 50 Shades of Rosé explicitly lists the same address and operates as a separate concept.
- Seating chart: No publicly available official seating chart for Club Blur; third-party ticket sites showed past interactive seating charts, but current public charts are not listed.
- Parking: Old Town Scottsdale offers public parking in free garages and three-hour street parking limits; check Old Town Scottsdale parking guidance.
- Transit: Scottsdale free trolley system serves Old Town with routes Connects to entertainment districts; trolley maps and service details available from Scottsdale city resources.
- Nearby hotels: AC Hotel by Marriott Scottsdale Old Town (under development with expected opening in 2026); Hotel Valley Ho is a notable nearby historic hotel.
- Notable events hosted: BLUR featured high-energy dance nights and was known for go-go performances (BLUR Bombshells).
- Demolished/renamed: Club Blur effectively ended as a nightclub; the site is renamed/rebranded to other concepts (50 Shades of Rosé, Dorian) at the same address.