Hi Ibiza tickets

Built on the bones of the legendary Space Ibiza, this sleek, shape-shifting venue redefined the island’s nightlife since it opened its doors in 2017. Designed with obsessive attention to detail, Hï merges world-class production with bold architecture, intelligent lighting, and lineups that read like Grammy ballots.

Located in Playa d’en Bossa, just across the street from Ushuaïa, the club boasts two main rooms, multiple VIP zones, secret dance floors, and even restrooms with their own curated soundtracks. No two nights feel the same — and that’s by design. Whether it’s the deep soul of Black Coffee, the euphoric highs of Glitterbox, or a mid-week sweatstorm with Dom Dolla, Hï creates full-body experiences that stay in your bloodstream.

• Best for: Tech house titans, immersive sound design, secret rooms, glam-meets-underground energy
• Must-experience nights:
• Black Coffee – Saturdays that shift your soul
  An Afro-house masterclass. Deep, spiritual, hypnotic — this one’s all about connection, rhythm, and otherworldly visuals. One of the most respected residencies on the island.
• Glitterbox – Sundays in sequins and disco salvation
  If Studio 54 lived in 2025, it would look like this. A wild, flamboyant mix of house, funk, disco, and high-energy drag performances. Expect confetti storms and the happiest crowd in Ibiza.
• Our House – Mondays with Meduza & James Hype
  Big-room energy with a twist. From cinematic house drops to bass-heavy burners, this is for people who like their BPMs punchy and their production maximal.

Hï Ibiza | By the Alphabet

• H is for High-tech everything – From motion-sensitive lights to CO2 blasts that sync with the beat, every inch of Hï Ibiza runs on next-gen production. Even the bathrooms have their own curated sound. Nothing here is random, everything is engineered to elevate your night.
• I is for Invisible boundaries –
  There’s no “one dance floor” here. Rooms spill into each other, VIP booths sit inside the crowd, and secret passageways lead to hidden bars. Hï isn’t just a club. It’s a labyrinth, and getting lost is part of the magic.

Rules at Hi Ibiza

Minimum age is 18 years. You must bring a valid physical government-issued photo ID. Accepted documents include passports and EU national ID cards only. Photos of ID or student cards are not accepted.

Re-entry is not allowed. Once you exit the club, you cannot come back in unless you buy a new ticket — and availability at the door is not guaranteed.

Dress code for general admission:

• Women: Dresses, jumpsuits, elegant tops, fitted pants, and sleek sneakers are okay.
• Men: Shirts, fitted jeans or pants, and clean sneakers are allowed.
• What’s not allowed: Flip-flops, sportswear, swimwear, tank tops, or anything that looks overly casual.

Dress code for VIP areas:

• Men: Long trousers are mandatory. No shorts, athletic wear, or sandals.
• Women: Glamorous, fitted looks preferred. Heels or stylish footwear only. No bikinis, flip-flops, or beachwear.
• Bag checks are mandatory at the entrance. Security screens all personal items. Outside food, drinks, and non-prescribed medication are not allowed.
• Water bottles are not permitted inside the club. Even sealed ones will be taken at the door.
• Vapes and e-cigarettes are allowed in most areas, but vape cartridges may be checked and flagged by security.
• Entry will be denied if you appear intoxicated, aggressive, or fail to follow the dress code. In these cases, tickets will not be refunded.
• Filming with professional cameras is prohibited. Flash photography and tripods are not allowed. Casual phone videos are okay but avoid blocking views or using flash near the stage.

Tips

• Arrive before 1am if you want breathing space and a clean cloakroom run. The club peaks between 2am and 4:30am, especially on Saturdays for Black Coffee and Sundays for Glitterbox, when queues stretch down the block. Tickets sell out fast for headliner nights, so book online at least a week in advance. Door prices are higher and not always guaranteed.
• Use the Ushuaïa car park across the street, it’s paid but close and open all night. Free street parking is almost impossible after 11pm. If you’re staying in Playa d’en Bossa, walk. The sidewalks are safe and lit, and you’ll skip the traffic buildup completely.
• Keep your ticket QR code handy. Security checks are strict, and re-entry is not allowed, so grab everything you need from your cloakroom visit the first time. Speaking of, cloakroom tags are tiny, easy to lose. Snap a photo as soon as you get it.
• Inside, follow the LED signs near the bars to check DJ set times. They update live depending on the night. Headliners often take the decks between 2:30am and 4am, but exact timings drop on Instagram the day of the event, so check their stories before heading out.
• The Wild Corner gets packed fast, it’s fun, yes, but if you actually need to pee and not party, use the restrooms near the Secret Garden or behind the Club Room. Cleaner, calmer, and way quicker.
• You don’t need cash unless you’re taking the disco bus. All bars accept cards and Apple Pay, but note that tips on card payments sometimes don’t reach the staff, so keep a few coins if you want to show love.