Ibiza Discobus | The nightlife shuttle you should know about

The Ibiza Discobus turns club-hopping into an effortless adventure. Forget the stress of taxis or parking because this night shuttle links the island’s hottest clubs at a fraction of the cost. In Ibiza, the night is all about moving, dancing, and hopping from one club to the next. Curious about prices, timings, and boarding points? This guide has you covered.

Ibiza’s Discobus explained

The Ibiza Discobus is a lifesaver for anyone navigating the island’s legendary nightlife. It is a dedicated party shuttle connecting Ibiza’s top clubs like Pacha, Amnesia, Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa to key hotspots like San Antonio, Playa d’en Bossa, and Ibiza Town. Instead of juggling taxis, rideshares, or risking driving after a night out, this bus keeps you moving safely while the party continues. It’s particularly handy for visitors who fly in just for the night or stay in areas a bit far from the club strip.

Here’s what makes the Disco Bus a game-changer:

• Affordable rides: Most trips cost €3–€5, giving you a cheap way to club hop.
• Summer-night service: Runs late May to September, usually from 12:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m.
• Flexible ticketing: Buy from the driver (only in cash) or at the San Antonio ticket office if open.
• Plan ahead: Arrive 15 minutes early; queues can get long, and a full bus means waiting for the next one.

Is taking the Discobus worth it?

Absolutely. If you're starting your night out in San Antonio or Ibiza Town, and planning a trip to the clubs, this is your easiest and smartest move. Here’s why:

• Ridiculously affordable: A one-way taxi ride to Playa d’en Bossa or Ibiza Port usually runs €25–€40. Plus sometimes it might take longer to reach if you're stuck in traffic. With the Disco Bus, you grab the same ride for just €3–€5. That’s roughly one-fifth of the cost for the same route.
• Late-night life-saver: At 3 a.m., when taxis are hard to find or too expensive, the Disco Bus is still running. It operates from midnight until early morning, linking all the main party areas in Ibiza.
• Safety & simplicity: The lines are managed, the routes are familiar, and there's no haggling or waiting forever for taxis. Just board with a ticket (or cash), hop on, and let Ibiza's night delirium roll on.

Tips for using the Discobus

• Carry small change: Tickets are bought directly on the bus, and drivers prefer coins or small notes.
• Check the timetable in advance: Services vary depending on the night and the route; buses run more frequently on peak nights.
• Expect crowds: Board early if you want a seat especially around midnight and closing hours (5–6 a.m.).
• Know your stop: Popular stops include Ibiza Town (Port), San Antonio, Playa d’en Bossa, and near major clubs like Pacha, Amnesia, and Ushuaïa.
• Plan your return: The bus runs late into the night, but don’t assume it will be there after sunrise. Make sure you double-check the last departure.