Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: dates, residencies and tickets alerts

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: what it is and why people queue for it

Ushuaïa is best described as a hotel with an open-air nightclub that works in daylight. The story starts in 2008 with the Hotel Fiesta Club, and the Ushuaïa brand was founded in 2011 by Abel Matutes and Yann Pissenem. In 2013 the neighbouring hotel was remodelled as the Ushuaïa Tower, and between the two properties there are 415 rooms and three restaurants. The venue is reported to have appeared in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs list since 2012, and its stage, sound and lighting are shared with Hï across the road, which is why the production feels so polished from the first set to the last. The setting is the real attraction. The main stage faces the pool, the crowd dances under the sun, and a smaller DJ area at the southern end gives you somewhere to breathe between big names. An elevated VIP area to the right of the dancefloor has tables that seat up to ten people, but the pool itself is not open to party guests while the music is playing. Capacity is described as several thousand, and no single figure is reliably confirmed.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: expected opening and closing dates

Nothing is confirmed for the Ushuaïa 2027 season yet. Ticket sellers have published an expected opening on Saturday 24 or Sunday 25 April 2027, but that is a projection based on the usual pattern, not an announcement. The reference is 2026, when Ushuaïa opened on Sunday 26 April, its first-ever Sunday opening, with Francis Mercier, HUGEL, Kaz James, MESTIZA, MoBlack and PAUZA on the bill. The 2025 opening had been on Saturday 26 April, so the late-April weekend around the International Music Summit looks like the safe bet for next year. The 2026 closing party took place on Saturday 10 October and was run by ANTS, with b2b sets including Vintage Culture and Loco Dice, East End Dubs and Hot Since 82, and Andrea Oliva and Patrick Topping. Individual residencies had finished in the days before: Tomorrowland on 30 September, Calvin Harris on 2 October, ANTS on 3 October and David Guetta on 5 October. If the pattern holds, expect the 2027 finale around the second weekend of October. Check our pages on opening parties and closing parties.

Ushuaïa 2027: the weekly residencies as seen in 2026

Every day of the week had a headliner at Ushuaïa in 2026, and the programme is the best guide to what 2027 could look like, although residencies change from one year to the next and none has been announced for 2027. Mondays belonged to David Guetta with F*** Me I'm Famous, from 1 June to 5 October. Calvin Harris ran a double residency, Tuesdays from 7 July to 25 August and Fridays from 29 May to 2 October. Wednesdays were Tomorrowland presents Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, from May to 30 September, and Thursdays were Martin Garrix from 2 July to 24 September. Saturdays were the home of ANTS, from 2 May to 3 October, running from 15:00 to 23:00, and Sundays were Swedish House Mafia from 28 June to 13 September. The elrow brand also made three guest appearances, on 22 July, 12 August and 2 September. Read the dedicated pages for Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Swedish House Mafia and ANTS, and set the alert for whichever one you want to see.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: how a day at the club unfolds

Ushuaïa is a daytime club, and that changes everything about how you plan the day. Doors usually open between about 15:00 and 17:00, with some official listings quoting 17:00 to 23:00 for the final week and the ANTS Saturdays starting in the early afternoon. The music stops at around 23:00 or midnight, which means you can eat late, go back to your hotel to change, and still be in a different club by one in the morning. Many visitors walk straight across the road to Hï and keep going until the early hours. Once inside, the rhythm is simple. The early hours are for finding a spot near the stage, ordering food and watching the sun move across the pool. The headliner tends to play as the light turns gold, and the final hour is when the production, lighting and sound come into their own. There is no dress code, so swimwear, shorts and a light shirt are the norm, but bring sunscreen, a hat and a small bag, because you will be on your feet for hours. Water is expensive inside, so drink some before you arrive.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: tickets and indicative prices

Prices below are indicative figures seen in 2026, not an official price list, and the 2027 prices have not been announced. Tickets were typically in the range of EUR 50 to 100, with the top end reserved for headline nights, opening and closing parties and busy summer weeks. Hotel guests at Ushuaïa had free access to the daily parties, which makes the on-site rooms attractive if you plan to go several times. Inside the club, a beer cost about EUR 18, a spirit with a mixer about EUR 26 and a small bottle of water about EUR 13. Table prices were not published, and VIP packages vary a great deal by night. To keep costs under control, buy your ticket as early as the sale opens, pick one or two nights that truly matter rather than five, and eat before you arrive. A day at Ushuaïa with entry, three drinks and food can easily reach EUR 150 or more per person. The operator's presale sign-up for 2027 is open, though no dates are attached, and our tickets guide explains how to time your purchase. Our budget page shows the full cost of the trip.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: getting there from the airport and the island

Ushuaïa is on the Playa d'en Bossa strip, close to the airport, so the arrival is easy. In 2026 the AERO5 bus line ran between the airport and Platja d'en Bossa and Figueretes in roughly 27 minutes, every 30 minutes from mid-May to mid-October, for about EUR 3.50. A metered taxi from the airport to Playa d'en Bossa cost roughly EUR 10 to 14 under the previous tariff, and a new tariff was approved in September 2026, so expect fares to be slightly higher in 2027. From elsewhere on the island, the Discobus line D3 between San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa stops at DC10 first and then at Ushuaïa and Hï, for around EUR 4 to 5 one way, every 30 to 60 minutes in high season. A taxi from San Antonio cost about EUR 25. Those are 2026 figures, so check them again before you travel. If you stay in Playa d'en Bossa itself, you can walk to the club in minutes, which removes the biggest headache at closing time. See our guides to airport transfers and getting around Ibiza.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: where to stay nearby

The most practical base for Ushuaïa is Playa d'en Bossa. The beach is long and sandy, the hotels line the road, and both Ushuaïa and Hï are within walking distance of most of them. Staying at Ushuaïa itself, in the beach hotel or the Tower, includes free access to the daily parties and the best location of all, although rooms there are likely to be pricey in July and August. Cheaper hotels a few minutes further along the strip give you the same walk for far less money, and apartments in Figueretes are another option. If you prefer a calmer evening, Ibiza Town is a short taxi ride away and has restaurants, the old walled quarter and a livelier nightlife of its own. San Antonio is cheaper and more youthful but further away, which means paying for a taxi or relying on the Discobus. Book early for July and August, because the best rooms in Playa d'en Bossa go as soon as the residencies are announced. Compare the area in our Playa d'en Bossa guide or the wider where to stay in Ibiza 2027 page.

Ushuaïa 2027: how to combine it with Hï and the rest of the island

The beauty of Ushuaïa is how neatly it fits into a longer day. In the morning you can swim at a nearby beach, in the afternoon you head to the club for the main set, and once the music finishes at around 23:00 you cross the road to Hï Ibiza 2027 for a full night. On the Sunday after a heavy weekend, the sunset spots and a quiet beach club are the perfect recovery. If you want to see a different side of the island, take a day trip to Formentera in the middle of the week and keep your energy for the big nights. Think about the order of your trip as well. The most popular residencies cluster between late June and early September, when the weather is hottest and the crowds are biggest. May, June and late September offer lower hotel prices and shorter queues, and often a better view of the stage. For the bigger picture of the island's other clubs, see every Ibiza club 2027 compared, and for the new superclub on the other side of the island see [UNVRS] Ibiza 2027. Plan one big day at Ushuaïa and leave room for the rest.

Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027: frequently asked questions

These are the questions people ask most often about Ushuaïa as they start to plan next summer. The answers rely on the 2026 season because no 2027 programme exists yet, and every 2027 date in this guide is a forecast rather than a confirmed fact. Ticket prices, opening hours and residency nights can change between seasons, so treat the numbers as a starting point and check again when the club publishes its calendar. If you would rather not keep checking, use the alert on this page: we will tell you when the first dates, residencies and ticket releases appear, so that you can book flights and hotels with the right dates in mind and compare the other clubs calmly rather than in a rush, which usually saves both money and stress later in the planning process, whatever the final dates turn out to be, and to keep your holiday budget realistic.

When does Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027 open?

The opening date has not been announced. In 2026 the club opened on Sunday 26 April, and in 2025 on Saturday 26 April, so a late-April weekend is the most likely slot again. Ticket sellers have published an expected opening on 24 or 25 April 2027, but that is a projection, not a confirmation. Opening parties usually follow the International Music Summit, and the first residency announcements normally arrive between January and March. If you want to be there for the first night, keep your flights flexible until the dates are public, and set the alert so you know the moment the club confirms. Hotels in Playa d'en Bossa tend to fill quickly once residencies are public, so an early, refundable booking is a sensible compromise while you wait for official news from the club and its partners, and it keeps your options open if a favourite artist is announced for a different week, which happens more often than you might expect.

What time does Ushuaïa 2027 start and finish?

Based on 2026, parties start between about 15:00 and 17:00 and finish around 23:00 or midnight. Some residencies, such as the ANTS Saturdays, opened earlier in the afternoon, while the final week listed doors from 17:00 to 23:00. The exact hours depend on the night, so always check the event page before you go. Because the music stops early, many people continue to Hï, which opens later, or head to dinner in Ibiza Town. Arriving early gives you a better position and a shorter queue at the entrance. If you plan to see the headliner, check the timetable on the day, because set times change and the biggest names usually play when the light is lowest and the crowd is at its largest. Eat something substantial beforehand and carry water, since the bars inside are busy and slow at that hour, and the walk back out can take a while.

How much are tickets for Ushuaïa Ibiza 2027?

Prices for 2027 have not been announced. In 2026 tickets were typically around EUR 50 to 100 depending on the night, with hotel guests getting free access to the daily parties. Drinks inside were pricey, at about EUR 18 for a beer and EUR 26 for a spirit with a mixer. Buy as early as you can once the sale opens, and compare nights before choosing. Headline nights and the opening and closing parties tend to cost the most, and tables are quoted separately. Hotel guests can attend the daily parties for free, so a room on site can offset some of the cost if you intend to go several times. Compare the total for the week, not just one ticket, before you decide how many nights to include in your trip, since a cheaper ticket on a quieter evening can still deliver a superb show, and remember that quieter midweek dates are often better value for most travellers.

Is there a dress code at Ushuaïa 2027?

There was no dress code at Ushuaïa in 2026, so beachwear, shorts and light clothes are completely normal. Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses matter more than fashion, because you will be outdoors in the heat for most of the day. If you book a table, wear something you are happy to be photographed in, and keep a light layer for the walk home after dark. Carry a copy of your ID, a small bag and a charged phone, and remember that you will probably spend the evening standing, dancing and drinking in strong sun. Leave valuables at the hotel when you can, because you will be in a crowd for hours, and plan a clean change of clothes for the second part of the evening if you intend to go on to a night club afterwards, which is exactly what most visitors do after a long day in the sun.