Fusion

Fusion is just a weird basement bar with a stripper pole and loud music. There’s nothing special about it. People there are only enjoying themselves if they are too drunk to function. There are better bars nearby. Try Heartbreakers, Joey B’s, or Morgan Street.

Nice overall venue, it is just a shame how terrible the staff is. To start we ordered Jäger bombs. that were mixed with Monster instead of Red Bull. Since they were $ 3 I did not complain. I got upset when my screw driver was mixed with pineapple instead of oj. To make things worse my friend went downstairs to make a phone call, the bouncer in the back carded her AGAIN. After begging the stupid piece of s*** bouncer to let her back in to get her bag he made walk all the way back down the stairs in her heels. I have honestly never been to an establishment more poorly run. I think there was a reason that were the only ones there. this place is a complete wannabe night club that would be great if they hired anyone with bartending experience and bouncers with an IQ 45.
AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!!!

Fusion is in what looks like a basement. There were flexible and scantly dressed larger sized women dancing on the bar tables. There was a stripper pole on the dancefloor. The place was dark and mainly played slow rap songs. Cover was $ 5. Entertaining but lacked the techno, pop, energy I crave.

This was my first time here, but I was far from impressed. The place seemed like they were trying too hard. The atmosphere is a combination of a frat party and someone’s basement. The location does not attract many people at all. The VIP area consists of worn out couches and a futon in a well lit area next to the bathrooms. I wish that I would have only paid a cover and not bought a beer that I needed to finish.

Bad outdated music. Drinks that are huge only because they are full of ice and mixer.
The club was offering a deal where you pay $ 15 up front and get unlimited wells all night. The only problem was at 1:05am a bartender tried to charge my friend $ 7 for a shitty drink because «the deal ends at 1.» She told us if we had a problem we’d have to talk to the manager, who we’d have to go find ourselves.
This place is bad enough (even for the Landing) without getting scammed. I won’t ever be back.

Very interesting music, def not the top 40, more of a retro type. Prices on bottles are a nice change from the $ 240 clubs that i have been to. Good atmosphere and a decent sized dance floor.

First time here. We happen to be walking pass and a man walked up to us and said he would get us in free. We didn’t mind that since we were planning to walk around anyway.
We walked down a dimly lit stairway to the basement for the dance floor. It literally looks like a basement.
The drinks were huge in my opinion. No complaint there. Music was good. I like that they offered free drinks for those who danced on the bar. There were a lot of bachelorette parties so they were the first on the bar.
I might go back.

If you have not experienced him– A VJ that can switch the actual songs (not just remix) with video every 30 – 90 seconds.
On Saturday nights, DJ Deception is what barely 21, ADD & loving energy drinks crowd needs (after they grew out of Hanna & Justin). The guy has edited recognizable songs to 30 – 90 seconds clips with videos. Then he strings these sound & video bites together to create constant energy– LIVE
Being around DJs for years, I do appreciate this skill. Being older than «Jesus» (yes, Courtney) this technique does get on my nerves after about 30 minutes.
On that same thought– Yes, it is good to see barely 21 year olds (& barely dressed) up on the bar in this underground night club. Then I get bored & want more.
I keep seeing– «Text ‘Fusion’ to 21 333 to win a free happy hour for you and all your friends at Fusion!» AND «women get in & drink free 9 – 11 Thursday»
This visit I realized this place keeps moving forward (like actually showing video Vs. mix software) & I do applaud that. As the summer picks up & «party deck» opens, this place could be packed.

Been here a couple of times before. Didn’t actually feel like dropping money on bottles the first time which turned out to burn me because if you do get bottles, you get treated like royalty. Music was pretty good. They played some new songs at the time and some good classic hip hop ones that got everyone bumping. The girls that come here are pretty good looking but you’ll need to catch it when there’s a lot of people inside. I think I’ve only been here once when it was actually really really good and the girls were very good. Other times, it’s been pretty dead.

Dance floor — okay. Music — too techno, some okay. Atmosphere — busy! DJ — was awesome and had us get up on the bar! Fun! Crowd… okay…people seemed cool. Drinks — expensive. Friendly staff!

I’ve been here twice now, both on Friday nights, and both experiences were hilariously awkward. I went because a friend of a friend of a friend got me on «the list», which is apparently really important because immediately upon entering I was asked «Are you on the list??» (I suppose it might be weird to go there at 9pm if you’re NOT, but I digress.)
So I get my wristband for free beers and head to the bar to throw back a few (First night: Natty Light. Second night: Bud Light.) The downstairs portion was almost completely empty, but that didn’t stop the bouncer from shooing us away from the «reserved» seating. Alright. The downstairs area is decent if you’re into dark, empty caves with randomly-​placed lanterns on the walls. We headed upstairs to the patio area, which was actually really nice. Better lighting, decent music, and a drastically lowered tool percentage. Overall pretty chill.
I’ll probably go back once or twice as long as there’s free beer involved… but I will definitely only stay until it runs dry (11pm.)