Amnesia Ibiza 2027: dates, residencies and tickets alerts

Amnesia Ibiza 2027: where the club is and what it looks like

Amnesia sits at kilometre 5 of the road linking Ibiza Town and San Antonio, in the San Rafael area in the middle of the island. That position matters, because it is neither a beach-strip club nor a town-centre club: you get there by road, and you leave the same way. Inside there are two main spaces. The Terrace is the large open-air area that welcomes you first, and the Main Room is the covered club space with its own balconies and VIP service. For 2026 the closing festival also used a third room called El Taller. Listings give a capacity of up to about 5,000 people, although capacity figures for Ibiza clubs vary by source, so treat that as a rough scale rather than an exact number. The VIP offer includes a sky lounge called Above, which looks down onto the dancefloor. If you prefer to stand in the middle of the crowd, you can ignore all that, since general admission gives access to the dancefloors as well, and the sound is the same wherever you stand.

The story behind Amnesia 2027 and why the name still carries weight

Amnesia has a long history by dance-music standards. According to the club's historical notes, it began in May 1976 when Antonio Escohotado signed a five-year lease and opened a disco called El taller del olvido, and the name Amnesia came from a friend's suggestion. The club passed through several managers in the following decade and reopened under new management on 22 June 1991. Who owns it today is not clearly stated by the club, so we leave that question alone. What is clear is that 2026 was the club's 50th-anniversary season, which is why last season felt like a long celebration. For anyone searching Amnesia 2027, that anniversary context helps: a club that has just marked half a century will want to open the next chapter with something memorable. The club also welcomed the odd one-off, such as a Cocoon Sunday on 19 July and a Jean-Michel Jarre concert on 5 July in 2026. That shows the calendar can flex around special nights, so keep an eye open for similar surprises next summer.

How the Amnesia Ibiza 2027 week could be organised, based on 2026

Amnesia is unusual because it ran something every night of the week in 2026. Mondays belonged to Steel City presented by Kettama (1 June to 27 July). Tuesdays featured Metamorfosi presented by Joseph Capriati (30 June to 29 September). Wednesdays were RESISTANCE with Adam Beyer (22 July to 16 September). Thursdays were You&Me with Josh Baker (2 July to 1 October). Fridays combined Rememberland, an early pop and eurodance evening, with Glitterbox later in the night (15 May to 9 October). Saturdays were BRESH, mixing reggaeton, pop and trap (7 June to 20 September), and Sundays were Pyramid (14 June to 4 October). Whether the same brands return in 2027 is unknown, and residencies usually move around, so treat this as a map of how the week was built. That Pyramid story matters if you like long, slow-building sets, because the Sunday night is where Amnesia's reputation for patient, immersive techno is easiest to understand. Arrive early rather than late, and give the first DJ a proper listen.

Pyramid and Glitterbox: Amnesia 2027 nights to watch

Two weekly parties tend to define the club for many visitors. Pyramid is Amnesia's own Sunday night, and in 2026 it ran from 14 June to 4 October, opening with Ricardo Villalobos b2b Raresh, with Deborah de Luca, Fatima Hajji and Nina Kraviz in the Main Room and Villalobos leading the Terrace. The final Pyramid on 4 October featured Villalobos, Raresh, Seth Troxler, Shanti Celeste, Adrián Mills and Nina Kraviz. Glitterbox moved to Amnesia in 2026 from Hï and played on Fridays from 15 May to 9 October, after the Rememberland early session. If you like either brand, set up the Pyramid alert or the Glitterbox alert on this page, and read our pages on Pyramid and Glitterbox for the residency side of the story. The 2026 closing weekend also reminds you that the season ends with several clubs on the same few days, so decide early which party you value most and plan flights around it, because accommodation prices around closing weekend can climb.

Amnesia Ibiza 2027 opening and closing: what to expect

In 2026 Amnesia opened on Saturday 9 May with a party that stretched beyond 24 hours. Terrace names included Joseph Capriati, Seth Troxler and Max Dean, while Amelie Lens and Alan Fitzpatrick played the Main Room, and the event reportedly sold out. A Pyramid pre-opening took place on 24 April. The season closed with the Amnesia Closing Festival on Saturday 10 October, a roughly 20-hour celebration across the Terrace and three indoor rooms with Groove Armada, Deborah De Luca and Nina Kraviz among the names. For 2027, one ticket-listing site projects an opening on Saturday 8 May, but that is a projection and not a confirmation. Our opening parties guide and closing parties guide track the wider picture. Buying early also helps for a different reason: popular nights can sell out, as the 2026 opening did, and tickets bought on the day can be pricier than those bought online beforehand. Set a daily budget before you go, count transport, and leave room for water, since the price of a bottle inside is high.

Amnesia Ibiza 2027 prices: what you paid in 2026

Prices below are indicative, seen in 2026, and not official. Entry typically ran from about EUR 40 to EUR 60 depending on the promoter, and buying online ahead of time saved at least EUR 10 compared with paying at the door. Access to the balconies usually added about EUR 20. Inside, listings quoted a beer at about EUR 15, a bottle of water at EUR 12 and a spirit with mixer at EUR 22. There is no dress code for general admission, although table service expects smart casual and rules out flip-flops, sleeveless shirts and bikini tops. VIP table prices were not found, so we will not guess. For a wider look at what a trip costs, see the Ibiza budget guide, and for buying tactics read how and when to buy club tickets. Do not rely on a single option. The Discobus is cheap but slows down when the club empties, so some visitors share a taxi with new friends, while others book transport back in advance. Whichever method you use, agree a meeting point and keep your phone charged.

Getting to Amnesia Ibiza 2027 and getting home again

Because the club is on the main road in the middle of the island, planning the journey home matters as much as the journey there. The Discobus D1 line runs between San Antonio and Ibiza Port and stops at Amnesia, as well as [UNVRS] and Pacha. In 2026 the service was frequent in high season, roughly every 30 to 60 minutes, with a fare of around EUR 4 to 5 one way, although that fare was reported differently by different sources, so check it before you travel. A taxi costs roughly EUR 15 from Ibiza Town and about EUR 20 from San Antonio. In peak weeks taxis queue for a long time at closing, so many visitors agree a plan with friends first. Our getting around guide explains the bus and taxi picture in more detail. Another approach is to stay in the north or east of the island and make the club night a single big excursion, using a taxi both ways. That costs more, but you wake up somewhere quiet, which is useful if you want beaches by day. See also the guides for Playa d'en Bossa and where to stay for comparisons.

Where to stay for Amnesia 2027 nights

The best base depends on what else you want from the trip. Ibiza Town is the easiest all-round choice, with restaurants, the old walled quarter and good transport links to the club road, and it is covered in our Ibiza Town area guide. San Antonio sits at the other end of the same road, so the taxi fare is similar, and it suits travellers who want a lively base with sunset spots nearby; see the San Antonio guide. Playa d'en Bossa is better if you plan to mix Amnesia with other clubs on the beach strip, because the Discobus lines connect it to several venues. In every case, book accommodation early for peak weeks, and pick a base that is easy to reach by taxi at six in the morning. Remember that midsummer heat is real, and the club night itself can feel hot on the Terrace, so wear light clothes you can move in, bring a card rather than a bulging wallet, and avoid wearing anything you would cry over losing.

Making a day around Amnesia Ibiza 2027 work

A night at Amnesia rarely starts at midnight in practice. The club usually opens around midnight and most parties finish at 06:00, but some 2026 events started earlier, such as the You&Me closing, which ran from 16:00 to 06:00, and Friday's Rememberland, which began at 19:30. Spend the afternoon somewhere calm, ideally at one of the beaches or around the sunset spots, eat properly, drink water, and keep your passport or ID with you, since most clubs require guests to be 18 or over. Plan a rest day afterwards, because the island's best experiences, such as Formentera or a market, are far more enjoyable when you are not exhausted. Read the Ibiza tips guide before you fly. Keep in mind that the island also charges a sustainable tourism tax per person per night in accommodation, which is separate from anything you pay at the club, and it is worth adding to your trip budget so there are no surprises when you check out.

Amnesia Ibiza 2027: frequently asked questions

This final section answers the questions visitors ask most often when they begin planning an Amnesia night for next summer. Because the club has not yet published a 2027 programme, the answers separate what is known from the 2026 season from what is only expected, so you can plan with realistic expectations. Typically the first announcements for residencies arrive between January and March, and the opening parties follow at the end of April or in early May. If you would like to be told as soon as anything is confirmed, you can use the alert on this page, which is free. The questions below cover opening dates, ticket timing and the difference between the Terrace and the Main Room. Rather than relying on a guess from a ticket-listing site, wait for the club's own announcement and compare it with the pattern from the previous two years. If you travel with friends, share the alert with the group.

When does Amnesia Ibiza 2027 open?

Nobody can say yet, because Amnesia has not announced its 2027 opening. In 2026 the club opened on Saturday 9 May, and in 2025 the opening was on Saturday 10 May, so the first half of May looks like the natural window. One ticket-listing site projects Saturday 8 May 2027, which would fit that pattern, but it is a projection only. Expect a pre-opening Pyramid party in late April if the 2026 pattern repeats, since 2026 had one on 24 April. The earliest real information normally comes from the club itself between January and March, so avoid booking non-refundable travel purely on a guessed date, and keep your flights flexible until the announcement is made. Because the programme depends on the promoters, one night may finish at 06:00 while a special event runs well beyond that, as the 2026 opening and closing festivals did, so always read the hours on each individual event before you plan the journey home.

Is Amnesia 2027 open every night of the week?

In 2026 it effectively was, because every day from Monday to Sunday had a regular party, although each one only ran for part of the summer. Monday had Steel City, Tuesday had Metamorfosi, Wednesday had RESISTANCE, Thursday had You&Me, Friday had Glitterbox, Saturday had BRESH and Sunday had Pyramid. The first and last weeks of the season are quieter, and the Wednesday programme ran only from late July to mid September. For 2027 the weekly line-up is unknown, and residencies often change hands, so check which night suits your taste and match your dates to the announced brands once they appear. If a particular DJ is the reason you are coming, wait for the confirmed dates before you buy flights, and then buy the ticket as early as you can. Check the individual event page before booking, because a night that is strong in one season can be replaced by a different brand the next, and the room line-ups are published separately for each party.

What is the difference between the Terrace and the Main Room at Amnesia Ibiza 2027?

The Terrace is the large open-air space, which many regulars regard as the signature of the club, especially near sunrise when the sky starts to lighten. The Main Room is the covered, smaller club space, with its own balconies and sound. On big nights such as an opening or closing party, the programme is split between both, so that different DJs play at the same time and you can move between them. A VIP offer includes an Above sky lounge with a view of the dancefloor. If you prefer techno in a darker setting, head indoors; if you want open air, stay on the Terrace. Check each night's line-up, because the room allocation changes party by party. Whichever room you choose, the best advice is to move around: the club is designed for it, and many regulars begin in one room and finish in the other. Bring ID, because entrance staff will ask for it.