Hï Ibiza 2027: dates, residencies and tickets alerts

Hï Ibiza 2027: the club opposite Ushuaïa, explained

Hï is a night club in the classic sense: an indoor venue with enormous sound, a dark main room and a crowd that arrives after midnight. It is run by the same group as Ushuaïa and [UNVRS], and it shares a sound and lighting set-up with the open-air club across the road, which is why the two feel like parts of the same evening. The building replaced Space, whose owners ran the club from 1986 to 2016, and the new team rebuilt the interior rather than the legend. Capacity estimates vary widely between sources, so the safest description is a large but not endless club, where the dancefloor feels full on a busy night. Hï also added an in-club art gallery in 2025, in a partnership with W1 Curates, which gives you somewhere to wander when you need a break from the beat. It is a venue that rewards arriving early and moving around, rather than staying in one place all night.

Hï Ibiza 2027: the Theatre, the Club Room and the Wild Corner

The layout is the main reason regulars love it. The Theatre is the main room, with the largest dancefloor over two floors, and the upper level is reserved for VIP guests. The Club Room is smaller and more intimate, with three VIP areas around the booth, and it is where the more specialist or experimental sets often land. The third space, the Wild Corner, is a small hidden dancefloor set among the ground-floor toilets, which sounds unglamorous but has become a cult room for the freshest underground names. Two terraces complete the venue and give you cooler air between sets. In 2026 the closing party used all three rooms: the Theatre had Black Coffee, The Martinez Brothers and Paco Osuna, the Club Room hosted a Skepta Más Tiempo takeover, and the Wild Corner had LF System, Candidate and others. A smart plan is to see the headliner in the Theatre, then drift to the Club Room for a smaller crowd, and finish the night on a terrace.

Hï Ibiza 2027: expected opening and closing dates

The 2027 dates are not announced. Ticket sellers have published an expected opening on Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 April 2027, but this is a projection based on the usual pattern, not a confirmation. In 2026 Hï opened on Saturday 25 April, in a marathon weekend shared with Ushuaïa and [UNVRS], with Skepta, Joseph Capriati, Ewan McVicar, Indira Paganotto, East End Dubs and The Martinez Brothers among the names. In 2025 the opening had been on Saturday 26 April. The 2026 closing party was on Friday 9 October, running from 23:30 until 11:00 the next morning. If the pattern repeats, expect the 2027 opening around the last weekend of April and the finale around the second weekend of October. Residencies are normally announced between January and March, so the first real clues should arrive early in the year. Our pages on opening parties and closing parties track the whole island.

Hï 2027: the weekly nights as they were in 2026

Hï fills almost every night of the week, and the 2026 programme is the best guide to the rhythm of a season, even though no 2027 residency has been announced. Mondays were Francis Mercier presents Solèy and Tuesdays were East End Dubs with Eastenderz. Wednesdays belonged to MEDUZA and James Hype with Our House, from 27 May to 30 September. Thursdays were HUGEL presents Make The Girls Dance, from 4 June to 24 September. Fridays were Dom Dolla from 5 June to 28 August, with CamelPhat's Summer Of Love in May and September, and Saturdays were Black Coffee, with Damian Lazarus in the Club Room, from 2 May to 3 October. Sundays featured Mestiza and Indira Paganotto from 31 May to 4 October. Read about Black Coffee and Dom Dolla, and set the alert for the one you want to see in 2027. Bear in mind that a night can change its host or its dates between seasons, so look at the pattern of the week rather than relying on one fixed evening.

Hï Ibiza 2027: what may change from one season to the next

Ibiza residencies are rarely static, and Hï is a good example. For 2026 Glitterbox left after eight years of Sundays and moved to Amnesia, Dom Dolla moved from Wednesdays to Fridays for his second season, and several nights were debut residencies. The island's press has also described an age of the split residency, with one night shared between two brands. Rumours about 2027 moves are already circulating, as they do every autumn, but nothing has been confirmed and we do not repeat names that nobody has announced. The practical lesson is simple: do not book flights for a single act until the club confirms the date. Plan around a week or a month, then add the artist when the line-up is public. The island's other superclubs, such as [UNVRS] Ibiza 2027 and Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027, will make their own announcements around the same time, so compare before you commit.

Hï Ibiza 2027: tickets, drinks and indicative prices

All the prices below are indicative figures seen in 2026, not an official price list, and the 2027 prices have not been announced. Entry to Hï was typically between about EUR 35 and EUR 100 depending on the night, the headliner and how early you bought. Buying online in advance saved at least EUR 10 compared with paying at the door, and a five-drink package was seen at EUR 75 when bought online. Inside the club a beer cost about EUR 15, a spirit with a mixer about EUR 22 and a small bottle of water about EUR 12. Table prices are not listed publicly, so you need to contact the club for a quote. A sensible budget for a night in the Theatre is EUR 150 or more per person with entry, three drinks and transport. Our tickets guide explains when to buy, and the Ibiza budget 2027 page helps you add up the trip.

Hï Ibiza 2027: hours and how to pace your night

Hï is a late club. It typically opens around midnight and runs until about 06:00, and the busiest period is usually between about 01:00 and 04:00. The Dom Dolla Fridays began at 23:30, and the closing party in 2026 went from 23:30 until 11:00 the next morning. That is a long night, so pacing matters more than anything else. Eat properly, drink water between cocktails, and avoid arriving at the stroke of midnight if the headliner plays later. A popular approach is to start the evening at Ushuaïa, where the music stops at about 23:00, have dinner, and then walk across the road when Hï opens. The best moment for a good spot near the stage is the first hour, before the room fills. If you want to leave before the crowd, do so before the early morning rush, when the taxi queue at the exit gets longest, so a short walk away from the door can save you a long wait.

Hï Ibiza 2027: getting there and getting home

Hï sits in the same corridor as Ushuaïa, so the transport is shared. The Discobus line D3 between San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa stops at DC10 first and then at Ushuaïa and Hï, for roughly EUR 4 to 5 one way, with buses every 30 to 60 minutes in the high season. By taxi, indicative fares seen in 2026 were about EUR 30 from San Antonio and under EUR 10 from Ibiza Town. From the airport, the AERO5 bus to Playa d'en Bossa takes around 27 minutes in season, and a taxi to the same area was roughly EUR 10 to 14 under the previous tariff. A new taxi tariff was approved in September 2026, so fares may be a little higher in 2027. Re-check timetables before you travel. The easiest way to avoid the closing-time queue is to stay in Playa d'en Bossa and walk home. See our guides on airport transfers and getting around Ibiza.

Hï Ibiza 2027: where to stay and what to pair it with

Playa d'en Bossa is the obvious base, with long beaches, plenty of hotels and a walk of a few minutes to both Hï and Ushuaïa. If you prefer a quieter place to sleep, Ibiza Town is a short taxi ride away, with restaurants, shops and the old walled quarter, though you will pay for the ride home. During the day, the sea, a boat trip or a long lunch will keep you fresh for a midnight start. A late-afternoon party at Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027 followed by Hï is the classic combination. Compare the other clubs on our Ibiza clubs 2027 page, and think about the month as well. June and September have cooler crowds and cheaper rooms, while July and August have the biggest line-ups. Whatever you choose, book accommodation early, because the best places in Playa d'en Bossa disappear as soon as the residencies are published, and a booking with free cancellation costs you nothing while you wait.

Hï Ibiza 2027: frequently asked questions

These are the questions visitors ask most often when they start planning Hï for next summer. The answers rely on the 2026 season because no 2027 programme exists yet, and every 2027 date is a forecast rather than a confirmed fact. Prices, hours and residency nights change between seasons, so treat the figures as a starting point and check again once the club publishes its calendar. If you do not want to keep checking, use the alert on this page: we will tell you when the first dates, residencies and ticket releases appear, so you can choose flights and a hotel with the right dates in mind and compare the other superclubs calmly before you commit, rather than rushing into the first offer that appears. The questions below cover timing, hours, prices and how Hï compares with its neighbour across the road, in plain language and without any promises about next year.

When does Hï Ibiza 2027 open?

The date has not been announced. In 2026 the club opened on Saturday 25 April, and in 2025 on Saturday 26 April, so the last weekend of April is the most likely slot. Ticket sellers have published an expected opening on 24 or 25 April 2027, but this is only a projection. Opening parties usually follow the International Music Summit, and residency news normally arrives between January and March. If you want to be at the first night, keep your flights flexible until the dates are public, and set the alert so you hear the moment the club confirms, whether that is in January or closer to the spring. A refundable hotel booking is a sensible compromise while you wait, and it keeps your options open if a favourite act is announced for a different week than the one you were planning to visit, which happens more often than visitors expect, especially for the biggest names.

What time does Hï 2027 open and close?

Based on 2026, Hï typically opens around midnight and runs until about 06:00. Some nights started earlier, such as the Dom Dolla Fridays at 23:30, and the 2026 closing party ran from 23:30 to 11:00 the next morning. Always check the event page for the exact hours of the night you want, since they differ between residencies and special events. Because the club is late, many visitors begin the evening at Ushuaïa across the road, where the music stops at about 23:00, and cross over after dinner. Arriving in the first hour gives you a better position, calmer bars and an easier entrance, and it lets you see more of the rooms before the headliner takes the stage. Remember that the club is large, so agree a meeting point with friends in case you lose each other in the crowd, because phone signal can be patchy inside, and wear comfortable shoes for the long hours.

How much are tickets for Hï Ibiza 2027?

Prices for 2027 have not been announced. In 2026 tickets were typically between about EUR 35 and EUR 100, depending on the night, and booking online saved at least EUR 10 against the door, sometimes more on busy nights. Drinks were expensive, with a beer at about EUR 15 and a spirit with a mixer at about EUR 22. Headline nights, opening and closing parties and weekends in July and August cost the most, and tables are quoted separately. Buy as soon as the sale opens, compare nights before choosing, check the exact start time, and budget for the whole evening rather than only the ticket. Remember that the price you see online can differ from the one at the door, and that very popular nights sell out in advance, so leaving the decision to the last minute can leave you with no ticket at all, which is a frustrating way to end a trip planned months ahead.

Is Hï Ibiza 2027 better than Ushuaïa?

They are different experiences, not rivals. Ushuaïa is an open-air daytime club where the music stops at about 23:00, while Hï is an indoor night club that starts around midnight. Hï has been ranked number one in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs list from 2022 to 2025, but that does not decide which night will suit you. Choose by the artists and the atmosphere you prefer, and remember that doing both on the same evening is easy because they face each other across the road, which many visitors say is the best way to experience both sides of Playa d'en Bossa in one evening. Read our Ushuaïa page for the daytime side of the story. If you only have time for one night, choose according to the artists you love most, then fit everything else around that date, including the beach days, the meals and the rest you will need the following morning.