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Unleash your night at Eden Ibiza – a San Antonio staple with powerful sound, top-tier DJs, and a raw, underground energy.
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Wednesdays
Summer Residency | Nothing But Trouble
Thursdays
Markus Schulz | La Disturbia
Fridays
Fire in the Club
Sundays
CUE Ibiza
Filter by: special events
April 24
Eden Opening Party
Lineup: Richy Ahmed, Darius Syrossian, Philip George, Basso, Miruna Ghica + more
May 6
Nothing But Trouble — Opening Night
Lineup: Daire, Camrin Watson, Cody Wong, Ethan Mitchell, Jezza & Jod, Lia, Lleah Davies, Mass Medium, Mëro, Mika Heggemann, Sons of Charlie, Subtrak, Tara Casey, Trancemaster Krause
May 15
Markus Schulz b2b Ferry Corsten — One-Off Special
Lineup: Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten
May 26
Galactica — Opening Night
Lineup: Restricted, Jazzy b2b Jowi, Gianni Di Bernardo, Mattia Trani
September 24
Markus Schulz: Open To Close — Closing Night
Lineup: Markus Schulz (Open to Close)
Which Eden Ibiza Ibiza ticket is right for you?
General Entry Ticket
Stay flexi, come when you want, and party till sunrise
Why pick this ticket?
This one's all about freedom. No stress, no ticking clocks—you can stroll in anytime between 11:45pm and 6am. Perfect if your night's unpredictable or you just like taking your time getting ready.
Who’s this for?
- You're spontaneous—plans might change, and that's exactly how you like it.
- You're probably showing up late-night (think 2am or later) when Eden’s in full rave mode.
- You’re rolling with a crew, so flexibility is key.
Things to remember:
- Entry open throughout party hours, but arriving earlier gets you a better spot on the dance floor.
- Great for bar-hoppers or if you're coming straight from another party.
General Entry Ticket + Drink
Your Ibiza hack to save more & party harder.
Why pick this ticket?
You get all the freedom of the general entry ticket plus a free drink—and access to 2-for-€5 drink deals once you’re inside. If you’re already planning to grab drinks, this one saves you cash upfront and keeps your night flowing.
Who’s it for?
- You’re heading in with a crew and want your first round covered
- You’d rather not line up at the bar empty-handed
- You like a deal and hate paying full price for basic drinks
- You’re ready to party but not overthink it
Things to remember:
- Includes one free drink, with extra drinks at €5 (limit: 2 at that price)
- Valid for entry anytime from 11:45pm till 6am
- Great value if you were going to grab a drink either way
Eden Ibiza, established in 1999, quickly became a vital club in San Antonio, known for its underground vibe as one of the last independent superclubs. It features a massive space with a 3,000 capacity and a powerful VOID Incubus Gold sound system. The venue includes a private Green Room with a balcony and a stripped-back Room 2 for local DJs. The 2025 season offers programming seven nights a week, featuring over 500 artists across various genres, making it the perfect spot for those who prioritize sound, energy, and nonstop dancing.
Best for: High-energy clubbing, underground sound, raw dance floor moments, serious audio quality
Must-experience nights:
- Nothing but Trouble – Mondays led by Daire, packed with rolling techno and euphoric drops
- Freeze Project – Wednesdays with Todd Terry and a deep dive into house history
- Abode x Cue – Sundays with a rotating cast of fast-rising underground names
Eden, by the alphabet
A club built on sound, movement, and staying true to the underground.
- E is for Energy – The kind that builds slow, hits hard, and doesn’t let up. Every night here runs on pure dance floor power.
- D is for DJs – From legends like Todd Terry to the new wave coming through Abode and Nothing But Trouble, the booth is always full of purpose.
- E is for Every night counts – Eden runs seven nights a week. Each one with its own crowd, sound, and identity.
- N is for No distractions – No giant VIP distractions or influencer scenes. This is one of the few clubs left where the music leads, and the dancers follow.
Navigate your way inside Eden Ibiza
Main room (central dance floor)
This is the heart of Eden. The main room is massive, circular, and powered by the VOID Incubus Gold sound system. The DJ booth is positioned up front beneath a full lighting rig that wraps around the ceiling. Expect deep, thumping bass and a sharp, clear sound that fills every corner. The floor starts filling by midnight, and by 2am, it’s packed front to back.
Room 2 (intimate second space)
Located off to the side of the main room, Room 2 is smaller, darker, and more stripped back. It’s often used for pre-sets, local talent, or late-night back-to-backs. The sound system here is more raw, but still solid. It’s where people go when they want to stay in the music but escape the crowd density.
VIP green room (upstairs private zone)
A private space built for artists and high-tier bookings, the Green Room is located on the upper level. It has its own bar, seating, and a private balcony overlooking the main floor. The view isn’t extremely high, but it gives you a full sweep of the dance floor and direct line of sight to the DJ. Access is limited to VIP reservations or artist guests.
Main bar area (along the right wall)
This is the largest bar in the venue, running along the right-hand wall of the main room. It gets busy between midnight and 2am, so earlier visits are quicker. Most people grab their first drink here before heading deeper into the club.
Second bar (towards the rear left)
A smaller service bar is tucked toward the back left of the main room. It’s a useful option when the front bar gets crowded. Wait times are shorter here after 3am.
Restrooms
Located near the entrance and also beside Room 2. The ones near Room 2 are generally less busy throughout the night. Cleanliness is maintained even on high-traffic nights, and signage is clear throughout the venue.
Know before you visit Eden Ibiza
- *Disco bus
*The L3 Disco Bus stops at Avinguda Doctor Fleming, just a few minutes from Eden. It connects you to major clubs like Amnesia, Hï, and Ushuaïa. Service runs from midnight to 6am during summer season. - *Buses
*San Antonio’s main bus station is nearby, with daytime routes to Ibiza Town, the airport, and other parts of the island. Night services are limited, so check the schedule before you plan your return. - *Walking
*If you’re staying in central San Antonio, Eden is no more than a 10-minute walk away. Most hotels in the area are within easy reach. - *Taxis
*Taxis are available throughout San Antonio, especially around the harbor. After closing, you might have a short wait. The queue usually forms just outside the club entrance. - *Driving
*There is limited street parking in the area. A small public lot is available near Carrer de Ramón y Cajal, but it fills up quickly, especially after midnight. Driving is not recommended unless you arrive early.
- Opening time: Around 11:30pm
- Headline sets: Usually start between 1am and 2am
- Closing time: Around 6am on most nights
- Last entry: Usually 1 hour before closing
- Opening party: Late April
- Closing party: Late September
Note: On major nights like Nothing But Trouble or Freeze Project, closing may extend beyond 6am, depending on the lineup and crowd.
Rules at Eden Ibiza
Age
Eden Ibiza is strictly for guests aged 18 and over. This rule applies to every space inside the club, including the main dance floor, Room 2, the Green Room, and VIP areas. You’ll need to carry a valid photo ID showing your date of birth — entry is not allowed without it.
Dress code
- General admission
Eden keeps things simple and music-first, but a bit of effort goes a long way. For women, fitted dresses, bodysuits with pants, or two-piece sets are common. Comfortable heels or clean sneakers are fine. Avoid flip-flops or swimwear.
Men usually go for dark jeans or trousers with a button-up shirt or polo. Sportswear, tank tops, and open sandals aren’t accepted. Closed shoes are recommended.
- VIP areas
If you’re booking a VIP table or entering the Green Room, the dress code is more defined.Men should wear long pants — jeans are fine if they’re styled clean. Avoid hats, athletic clothing, or casual sneakers. - Women often wear elevated outfits like midi or mini dresses, sleek sets, or sharp tailoring. Bikinis, beach cover-ups, and flip-flops are not allowed.
Right of admission
- Security at Eden can refuse entry if someone appears visibly intoxicated, is behaving aggressively, or is dressed in a way that goes against the venue’s guidelines. These rules apply at the entrance and throughout the night.
Tips for visiting Eden Ibiza
- Eden sits in central San Antonio, just a 10-minute walk if you're staying nearby. From Ibiza Town or Playa d’en Bossa, a taxi takes about 25 minutes and costs €30–€35. After 1am, pre-book your return or ask staff to help—taxis get scarce.
- No private parking, but the Passeig de la Mar lot is nearby and free after midnight. Arrive early for a closer spot.
- Doors open by 11:30pm. Crowds peak after midnight, so come early for better floor space and shorter bar lines, especially on weekends.
- Set times are last-minute. Most artists post on Instagram Stories around 6pm—always check before heading out if you’re going for someone specific.
- The cloakroom fills fast after midnight. It’s right at the entrance—get in early and snap a photo of your ticket in case it’s lost.
- Main restrooms are to the left of the main room. Expect queues after 2am. Room 2 has smaller bathrooms that are often quieter.
- VIP tables vary—some have great views near the Green Room, others don’t. Ask for a floor plan or photos before booking.
- Eden’s VOID sound system is unreal. For the best audio, stand just behind the main crowd, slightly off-center from the booth.
Top Ibiza clubs | Your cheat sheet
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Pacha
Ibiza’s OG. Opened in 1973 and still the blueprint for club culture on the island. Known for its maze-like layout, open-air terraces, and nights that feel like rituals. Expect Solomun, Marco Carola, and a polished, legacy crowd.
Chinois
Luxury meets intimacy in Marina Botafoch. Smaller than most superclubs but big on atmosphere, with velvet interiors and a lineup of deep house and melodic techno regulars.
Es Paradis
All-white interiors and the iconic water party. Located in San Antonio, it leans nostalgic and fun with early set times and themed nights that don’t take themselves too seriously.
Lío Ibiza
Dinner, cabaret, and dance floor all in one. Overlooks Dalt Vila and the marina. Come for the show, stay for the party once tables clear. Smart dress code and scenic terrace views.
Ushuaïa
Daytime raving on a massive scale. Open-air stage, giant LED screens, fireworks, and DJs who start as early as 5pm. Located in Playa d’en Bossa, just across from Hï.
Hi Ibiza
Next-gen clubbing built for big-name residencies and next-level tech. Known for its light tunnels, packed lineups, and two main rooms that stay full every night of the week.
UNVRS Ibiza
Ibiza’s newest tech-forward venue in Marina Botafoch. Built for immersive shows like Eric Prydz’s Holosphere and David Guetta’s Galactic Circus. Think stadium sound and LED-heavy visuals.
Destino
Clifftop club in Talamanca run by the Pacha Group. Hosts open-air day parties with sea views stretching to Formentera. Especially strong on sunset sessions and summer closings.
Baloo Ibiza
Underground but polished. Located in San Antonio, Baloo is all about niche electronic sounds and a leafy, open-air layout. Good drinks, no fuss, and a crowd that’s there for the music.
Amnesia Ibiza
Amnesia Ibiza is one of the island’s most iconic superclubs, legendary for its open-air origins, explosive sound systems, and sunrise dance floors.
Frequently asked questions about Eden Ibiza
Eden has a relaxed but smart dress code. Most people wear club-ready outfits that look good but are still comfortable for dancing. For women, dresses, bodysuits, and boots or heels are common. For men, jeans or trousers with a shirt or polo work well. Avoid beachwear, tank tops, flip-flops, or anything that looks too casual.
Eden is known for underground electronic music. Depending on the night, you’ll hear house, techno, trance, or UK-inspired club sounds. Each event has its own style, but the overall vibe is fast-paced, energetic, and built around dancing.
Doors usually open by 11:30pm. Most headliners go on between 2am and 3am. If you want space to dance or shorter bar lines, aim to arrive before midnight, especially on busy nights like Friday or Sunday.
There’s one ATM right outside the club, near the San Antonio promenade. It charges high fees and can run out of cash on peak nights, so bring a card or use contactless whenever possible.
All bars and service points inside Eden are cashless. You can pay using contactless cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or chip-and-pin. Tipping can also be done by card.
No. Re-entry is not allowed at Eden. Once you exit the club, you won’t be able to come back in, even with a wristband or ticket.
Yes, there’s a staffed cloakroom near the main entrance. It fills up quickly after midnight. If you’re bringing a jacket or bag, it’s best to arrive early. Always take a photo of your cloakroom ticket in case you lose it.
