Exclusive | Winter is coming, but the new Brooklyn Pacha DJ lineup is extra hot

Temps may be dropping, but New York’s party scene is just heating up.Pacha is bringing the party inside — and the City’s newest nightclub has a tough act to follow after its successful takeover of East Williamsburg’s former Brooklyn Mirage site (which sits next door to their new space) this summer.It was hardly a simple undertaking.FIVE Holdings, Pacha’s Dubai-based parent company, had to navigate permits, logistical hurdles and the sky-high expectations of New Yorkers still nostalgic for the palm-tree-laden Mirage of 2015.

Pacha had lots to live up to, and the job isn’t over yet.“New York deserves great nightlife all year round,” Pacha Group’s CEO Aloki Batra, told The Post in an exclusive statement.

“We experienced Brooklyn’s incredible dance floor energy during Pacha New York’s summer season this year, and Brooklyn Pacha carries that spirit through the winter indoors, before Pacha New York returns outdoors in May.”Brooklyn Pacha moves into the former Great Hall, an 11,175-square-foot warehouse space with soaring ceilings, exposed industrial architecture and jaw-rattling sound and lighting systems.The room is framed by 13-by-13-foot LED screens, 12 additional LED installations and over 450 lighting fixtures.

That’s rave speak for a whole lot of strobes and lasers.Think underground-club atmosphere, with all the above-ground comforts: a backstage VIP section, plenty of bathrooms, space to break and fully serviced bars.The open-air season drew major headliners, packed crowds, several sold-out shows and some celebrity sightings (Travis Scott, Pete Davidson and Lizzo were all spotted backstage).And yes, even New York’s notoriously hard-to-impress nightlife crowd seemed won over.“I had a blast at Pacha New York today, and that is a sentence I never thought I would say,” was the verdict from Mary Wolff, who runs the NYC Rave Girls account with her best friend.

“The whole show felt like a love letter to New York.” The caption spok...