There's a mammoth dance floor and stage as the club's centerpiece--which can get quite crowded at peak time--as well as several video screens, lighting effects and lasers. Patrons who need a breather from the chaos of the dance floor should try the Glass Chamber, an upstairs lounge that allows viewing of the frenzy below, along with a separate DJ that usually plays more mellow tracks.

The crowds are as mixed as any urban setting; gays, straights, drag queens, suburbanites and techno kids all dance side by side. It's perhaps the closest one can get in Orlando to an environment where all types mingle and have fun together. "Firestone" on Saturday is a return to the basics by simply bringing in the hottest DJs and electronic acts from around the globe