Ibiza Club Tickets 2026
Expect €20 to €30 for a smaller midweek night and €50 to €125 or more for a headline show at UNVRS, Hï Ibiza or Ushuaïa. Buy online rather than at the door: you get guaranteed entry at the official price, and the nights that matter — openings in May, closings in late September and October, and headline Saturdays in August — genuinely sell out.
Pricing is dynamic across the season. The same ticket costs more in the final week than it did in spring, and the cheapest tier always goes first.
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What a night out costs
Observed market ranges for entry only, not our rate card. Drinks are extra and are where most of the budget actually goes.
| Midweek, smaller nightResident DJs, off-peak dates | €20from, per person |
|---|---|
| Weekend, established nightAmnesia, Pacha, Ushuaïa | €40from, per person |
| Headline showUNVRS, Hï, Ushuaïa main bookings | €50from, rising to €125+ |
The clubs
Five rooms cover most of what people come for. They are genuinely different nights out, not five versions of the same one.
UNVRS
The newest and largest room on the island, built for the scale of show that used to need a stadium. Headline bookings and headline prices; this is where the €125-plus tickets live.
Hï Ibiza
Playa d'en Bossa, consistently at the top of the global club lists, with two main rooms running different sounds on the same night. The safe choice if you only have one night out.
Ushuaïa
The open-air one, and the only major venue that runs in daylight. Late afternoon to around midnight, poolside, with the crowd in swimwear early and going-out clothes later.
Pacha
The original, in Ibiza Town since 1973, and smaller than the arenas above. Worth it for the room itself as much as the line-up — the closest thing on the island to how clubbing here started.
Amnesia
Out on the San Antonio road, with the Terrace and the Club Room running in parallel. Historically the harder, more electronic end of the island, and the venue with the strongest opening and closing parties.
Why people book through us
Shows we have sold tickets for this season
- CamelPhat
- Anyma Presents ÆDEN
- ANTS
- KISS Pool Party
Frequently asked questions
How much are Ibiza club tickets?
Two different worlds. A smaller midweek night runs about €20 to €30. A headline show at UNVRS, Hï Ibiza or Ushuaïa runs €50 to €125 and beyond, depending on the artist and how close to the date you buy. Prices are dynamic: the same ticket genuinely costs more in the last week than it did in April, and the cheapest tier disappears first.
Do Ibiza clubs sell out?
The big nights do, and predictably so. Opening parties in late April and May, closing parties in late September and October, and any night with a headline name on a Saturday in August are the ones that go. A random Tuesday in June generally does not. If your trip is built around one specific night, buy it when you book the flight, not when you land.
Should I buy online or at the door?
Online, for two reasons that have nothing to do with price. You get guaranteed entry on a night that might sell out, and you pay the official rate rather than whatever a tout outside quotes you. Door prices are not reliably cheaper, and on a busy night the door may simply be closed.
What is the dress code?
Less strict than people expect, and stricter than people assume at the top end. Beach clothes, football shirts and flip-flops get refused at the main clubs. Ushuaïa is a daytime pool venue and dresses accordingly; Hï and UNVRS after midnight lean towards going-out clothes. Nobody needs a jacket. Trainers are fine everywhere.
How late do clubs open and close?
Late by any standard other than Ibiza's. The night clubs typically open around midnight and run to six in the morning, with the main act often on at two or three. Ushuaïa is the exception and runs in daylight, roughly from late afternoon to around midnight. Turning up at Hï at midnight means watching a warm-up in an empty room.
Can I buy tickets for someone else?
Yes. Tickets are issued to a name but are checked as a QR code at the door in most rooms, so buying for a group is normal and one person can hold them all. Where a venue does check ID against the name, we tell you before you buy rather than after.
What is included in the ticket price?
Entry, and nothing else. Drinks are bought inside and are expensive — that is the part of the budget people underestimate, not the ticket. Table service, drinks packages and guestlist arrangements are separate things; see the guestlist page for how those actually work.
Is there an age limit?
Eighteen, and it is enforced with photo ID at the door of every major club. A photo of your passport on your phone is not accepted at most venues. Bring the physical document.
Related pages
- Ibiza guestlist and VIP tables
What guestlist really means here, and what a table actually costs.
- Boat parties in Ibiza
The daytime version, before the club night starts.
- Car rental in Ibiza
Getting to Amnesia and back without a taxi surge.
