Ibiza clubs 2027: every superclub explained

Ibiza clubs 2027: what is known and what is still to come

As of 25 October 2026, none of the major venues has published a 2027 opening party, a residency list or a line-up. The 2026 season has just finished, the clubs have shut their doors for the winter, and the announcements follow a familiar rhythm. Residencies are normally revealed between January and March, and opening parties tend to be tied to the International Music Summit, which took place from 22 to 24 April in 2026. Ushuaïa's operator already invites fans to register for early access to 2027 residencies, one-off shows and opening and closing parties, but no dates are attached to that sign-up yet. So what can you plan today? The shape of the season. In 2026 the first parties started in early April at the smaller venues, the big Playa d'en Bossa and Pacha openings landed in the last week of April, and Amnesia followed in the second week of May. Closings clustered around the second weekend of October. If the same pattern holds, the Ibiza clubs 2027 calendar will run from late April or early May to mid-October, with the peak between late June and early September. Read our Ibiza season 2027 guide for the month-by-month picture.

Ibiza clubs 2027 in Playa d'en Bossa: Ushuaïa and Hï

Ushuaïa and Hï face each other across the road on the Playa d'en Bossa strip, south-east of Ibiza Town, and together they form the busiest cluster of the island. Ushuaïa is a beach hotel with an open-air stage, so the party runs in daylight: doors in the afternoon, music until about 23:00, sunburn included. Hï sits on the former Space site and works as a night club, with the Theatre as the main room, a smaller Club Room, a third Wild Corner and two terraces, usually running from around midnight to 06:00. Many visitors do both in the same evening, moving from the sunset set to the dark room. In 2026 Ushuaïa opened on Sunday 26 April and closed on Saturday 10 October, with weekly nights from David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Swedish House Mafia and ANTS. Hï opened on 25 April and closed on 9 October, with Black Coffee on Saturdays and Dom Dolla on Fridays. Hï has been ranked number one in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs list from 2022 to 2025. Details are on our Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027 and Hï Ibiza 2027 pages.

Ibiza clubs 2027 in the middle of the island: [UNVRS] and Amnesia

The San Rafael area, on the road between Ibiza Town and San Antonio, holds two of the biggest rooms on the island, less than a kilometre apart. Amnesia has been going since 1976 and is built around its open-air Terrace, a Main Room and, in 2026, a third room called El Taller. It celebrated its fiftieth anniversary season, opening on Saturday 9 May and closing with a 20-hour festival on Saturday 10 October. Sundays belong to Pyramid, and in 2026 Glitterbox moved here from Hï for Fridays. [UNVRS] occupies the old Privilege site, once Ku Club, and is run by the team behind Ushuaïa and Hï. It opened in 2025 and returned for a second season from 26 April to 10 October 2026, with Carl Cox on Sundays, FISHER on Thursdays, Anyma on Tuesdays, Paradise on Wednesdays, elrow on Saturdays and John Summit on Mondays. It is marketed as a hyperclub with three connected rooms, though no official capacity has been published. Both are covered on our [UNVRS] Ibiza 2027 and Amnesia Ibiza 2027 pages.

Ibiza clubs 2027 for house and techno fans: Pacha and DC10

Pacha, on the Talamanca side just north of Ibiza Town, is the classic Ibicencan farmhouse-style club that opened in 1973 and still feels more intimate than the giants. In 2026 the Grand Opening Weekend ran from 24 to 26 April, and the Grand Closing Weekend took place on 10 and 11 October. Marco Carola's Music On on Fridays, Solomun on Sundays and the Flower Power nights with Roger Sanchez are the nights most associated with it, alongside Sonny Fodera on Mondays and Robin Schulz on selected Saturdays. DC10 is a different animal. Near the airport and the Salinas road, it is a garden-and-terrace venue best known for Circoloco on Mondays, which in 2026 ran from 27 April to 12 October, starting in the afternoon and finishing around dawn. It has no superclub gloss, and drinks cost noticeably less than at the big names. If your idea of a perfect Ibiza night is long sets, a mixed international crowd and a Monday that feels like a weekend, DC10 is the place. See Pacha Ibiza 2027 and DC10 Ibiza 2027.

Ibiza clubs 2027 around San Antonio bay: Eden, Es Paradis and Ibiza Rocks

San Antonio has two clubs side by side on Calle Salvador Espriu. Eden is a nightclub with a main room and a smaller room called NeXt, open through 2026 with a closing party on 4 October and typical entry of around EUR 20 on most nights. Es Paradis, opened in 1975, is known for its glass pyramid roof and the Fiesta del Agua water party; its 2026 opening was on Saturday 4 April, earlier than the other clubs, with tickets from about EUR 40. Neither has published anything for 2027 yet. Ibiza Rocks is a hotel with a daily pool club rather than a nightclub, and it suits visitors who want sun, live music and DJs without a late night. In 2026 its pool parties ran from late April to early October, with a closing pool party on Wednesday 30 September. The same group runs Pikes Hotel and the festival-style 528 venue above San Antonio. For a younger, budget-friendly base, this part of the island works well, and our San Antonio guide explains where to sleep. Venue pages: Eden, Es Paradis and Ibiza Rocks.

Ibiza clubs 2027 beyond the superclubs: O Beach, Chinois and Cova Santa

Not every great night out is a thousand-person dancefloor. O Beach, on the San Antonio bay, is a beach club and daytime pool-party venue that opened on 1 May 2026 and closed on 11 October, with weekly nights such as Soul Heaven on Saturdays and House In Paradise on Wednesdays. Chinois, in the Marina area of Ibiza Town, runs Defected on Thursdays and Claptone's The Masquerade on Saturdays, with its summer closing on 17 October, later than most. These are good options when you want a dressed-up evening that is not a marathon. Cova Santa is an open-air venue built around a cave on a pine-covered hillside in the south-west. Its 2026 opening party was on Saturday 2 May, starting at 16:00, and it closed on Friday 9 October. It mixes music with food and mixology and attracts a crowd that likes a slower build-up. Lío, the cabaret-restaurant at the marina, is another distinctive choice, though its 2027 location has not been confirmed. Browse O Beach, Chinois and Cova Santa to compare.

Ibiza clubs 2027: expected opening and closing dates

Because the 2027 calendar is not out, any date you read now is a projection. Ticket sellers have published estimates based on the usual pattern: Hï and Ushuaïa around 24 and 25 April, Pacha on the Friday before, [UNVRS] on the same weekend, Amnesia around 8 May and O Beach about a week earlier. These are expected dates, not confirmed ones, and clubs often move by a day or two. What is more reliable is the logic. The big Playa d'en Bossa venues open in the last week of April, around the International Music Summit. The closing parties follow a similar logic. In 2026 the superclubs finished between 9 and 12 October, with Chinois, Bora Bora and Playa Soleil staying open a few days longer, and Es Paradis, Eden and Ibiza Rocks closing earlier. For 2027 the safest assumption is the second weekend of October, which is the Saturday and Sunday of 9 and 10 October if the pattern repeats. Keep an eye on opening parties and closing parties and set the alert so you do not miss the first announcement.

Ibiza clubs 2027: indicative prices and drinks

Prices below are indicative figures seen in 2026, not official price lists, and they vary with the night, the headliner and how early you book. Entry to Ushuaïa was typically EUR 50 to 100, and Hï EUR 35 to 100, with online tickets usually saving at least EUR 10 against the door. Amnesia ran at EUR 40 to 60 depending on the promoter, Pacha at EUR 30 to 65, and Circoloco at DC10 around EUR 50. Tickets for [UNVRS] nights were seen from roughly EUR 50 to 120 on resale listings, while Eden was often around EUR 20. Drinks are the real shock. A beer at the big clubs cost roughly EUR 15 to 18, a spirit with a mixer EUR 22 to 26, and a small bottle of water EUR 12 or 13, while DC10 and Eden were much cheaper. VIP tables at Pacha were generally quoted from about EUR 350 per person for a table of four. A realistic night at a superclub, with entry, three drinks and transport, is easily EUR 150 or more. Our Ibiza budget 2027 page adds up the full trip, and the tickets guide explains when to book.

Ibiza clubs 2027: getting there and getting home

Most clubs are spread along the main roads, so plan the return before you go out. The Discobus network linked the main venues in 2026 for around EUR 4 to 5 one way: line D1 between San Antonio and Ibiza Port stops at [UNVRS], Amnesia and Pacha, while D3 links San Antonio with Playa d'en Bossa, calling at DC10 and then Ushuaïa and Hï. Services are fullest from late May to late September and thinner in April, early May and October. Pacha and [UNVRS] have also offered free shuttles for ticket holders. Taxis are the alternative, and indicative fares seen in 2026 were about EUR 25 from San Antonio to Ushuaïa, EUR 20 from San Antonio to Amnesia and EUR 20 to [UNVRS], and about EUR 30 from San Antonio to Hï or Pacha. Queues at closing time can be long, so book a driver or leave a little before the finish. Choosing a base in Playa d'en Bossa lets you walk to two clubs. See getting around Ibiza and airport transfers for the rest.

Ibiza clubs 2027: how to choose the right one for your trip

Match the club to the experience you want rather than the biggest name. For a first visit with friends who like daylight, open-air stages and pop-leaning headliners, Ushuaïa and Hï on the same evening are hard to beat. For underground house and techno, DC10 on a Monday, Amnesia on a Sunday for Pyramid, and Pacha for Music On or Solomun are the classic picks. If you want spectacle and production, [UNVRS] was built for it. Anyone travelling on a tighter budget should look at Eden, Ibiza Rocks and the beach clubs. Think about timing too. The weeks from late June to early September are the busiest, with the most residencies and the highest hotel prices, whereas May, June and late September give you smaller crowds and lower rates. Check the monthly guides for June, July and September, and browse the residencies hub to see which party lives where. Whatever you pick, avoid planning back-to-back all-nighters: pacing yourself is the real secret.

Ibiza clubs 2027: frequently asked questions

These are the questions visitors ask most often when they start planning a clubbing trip for next summer. The answers are based on the 2026 season, since no 2027 programme exists yet, and any 2027 timing is a forecast rather than a promise. Prices, opening hours and transport can change from one season to the next, so treat the figures as a starting point and check again once the clubs publish their calendars. If you would rather not keep refreshing pages, use the alert on this page: we will tell you when the first dates, residencies and ticket releases appear, so you can compare options calmly instead of rushing, and book flights and hotels with the right dates in mind from the very beginning. The monthly pages and the residencies hub on this site give you the wider context for every decision on the list, whichever budget you are working with.

When do the Ibiza clubs 2027 open?

Nothing is confirmed yet. In 2026 the first superclub parties took place between 24 and 26 April, with Es Paradis opening earlier on 4 April and Amnesia later on 9 May. If the same pattern holds, the main Ibiza clubs 2027 openings should fall in the last week of April, around the International Music Summit, with Amnesia in early or mid May. Residencies are usually announced between January and March, and opening line-ups often appear a few weeks before the party, so keep your flights flexible until the dates are public. Closing weekends are normally the second weekend of October, so a trip in the first half of October still catches most of the action, usually with quieter dancefloors and cheaper rooms. It is also a gentler way to see the island, with warm sea, open beach clubs and enough nights out to fill a long weekend without exhausting anyone.

Which Ibiza club 2027 is best for a first trip?

It depends on your taste. Hï was ranked number one in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs list from 2022 to 2025, [UNVRS] is the newest, Pacha and Amnesia carry the history, and DC10 is the favourite of underground fans. For a first trip, many people choose Ushuaïa by day and Hï at night, because both are in Playa d'en Bossa and the walk between them is short. Residencies change every year, so decide on the nights and artists you want once the 2027 line-ups are released, and then pick the club that hosts them. Booking a hotel close to your chosen venue saves a surprising amount on taxis and sleep. If you are unsure, spend your first night somewhere flexible and keep the second for the big name, since doors, queues and the pace of the room are easier to judge once you have seen one, and you can adjust the rest of the week accordingly.

How much do tickets for clubs in Ibiza 2027 cost?

Indicative prices seen in 2026 ranged from about EUR 20 at Eden to EUR 50 to 100 at Ushuaïa, with Hï at EUR 35 to 100, Amnesia at EUR 40 to 60 and Pacha at EUR 30 to 65. Headline nights and opening or closing parties cost more, and VIP tables cost much more. Drinks are expensive at the superclubs, often EUR 15 or more for a beer. Buying online in advance typically saves at least EUR 10 compared with the door, so book early for the nights you care about. Remember that prices for 2027 are not announced, and they may rise or fall depending on the line-up, the day of the week and the time you enter. Arriving earlier is usually cheaper and the dancefloor is far easier to move around in, while the headliner often plays later than you expect, so check the timetable shortly before you head out.