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Book Pacha Ibiza tickets for 2026’s biggest nights, from Solomun+1 and CamelPhat to Pure Pacha, Flower Power, Robin Schulz, and more at Ibiza’s iconic cherry-lit dancefloor.
Who’s playing at Pacha this week?
Tuesdays
FLOW|Vintage Culture|RÜFÜS|Taraka
Wednesdays
Abracadabra | Baddest Behaviour
Thursdays
Shimza & Co. | Pure Pacha
Fridays
Music On
Saturdays
Flower Power | Robin Schulz
Sundays
Solomun+1
Filter by: special events
June 13
Flower Power — Opening Party
Lineup: Roger Sanchez, Luciano, Sam Oui
June 18
Shimza&Co — Closing Party
Lineup: Tyla, Shimza, Damian Lazarus, Darque, Serve Cold
June 30
Vintage Culture — Closing Party
Lineup: Vintage Culture, Mochakk, Volkoder, Doozie
July 28
RÜFÜS DU SOL [DJ Set] — Final July Date
Lineup: RÜFÜS DU SOL [DJ Set], Disclosure
August 5
Mau P | Baddest Behaviour — Opening Party
Lineup: Mau P
September 1
GORDO | Taraka
Lineup: GORDO
October 7
Mau P | Baddest Behaviour — Closing Party
Lineup: Mau P
Which Pacha Ibiza ticket is right for you?
Early entry ticket
The smart way to party if you don’t mind arriving early
Why pick this ticket?
This one’s for people who are down to get in before 1am—that’s the only catch. Once you're in, you can stay all night, dance till sunrise, and enjoy the full lineup without missing a beat. It's perfect if you're someone who likes to plan ahead and make the most of every hour inside the club.
Who’s this for?
- You’re the planner in your group—you like locking things in and saving a few bucks while you’re at it.
- You don’t mind arriving around 12am–12:30am. In fact, you prefer it—you skip long queues, get a feel of the dance floor, and settle in before the crowd explodes.
- You're starting the night early anyway, so why not head to the club on time and secure your spot?
Things to remember:
- You must enter before 1am. If you're late, the ticket becomes invalid.
- Once you're in, you can stay till the end (6am), no restrictions.
- Great if you're staying nearby or already out by midnight.
General entry ticket
Come when you want, leave when you want—no pressure
Why pick this ticket?
This one’s for the free spirits. There’s no fixed entry windo, you can walk in anytime between 11pm and 6am. That means if you're having dinner late, pregaming hard, or just hate rushing, you’re covered.
Who’s this for?
- You're the go-with-the-flow type—you don't want a ticking clock dictating your night.
- You’re likely to arrive late, maybe around 2am, when the party's in full swing.
- You’re traveling with friends and need that wiggle room if plans change.
- You just want that peace of mind—no last-minute stress about making it on time.
Things to remember:
- You can enter at any point during party hours. Please note that the last entry to Pacha is 5am (an hour before the event ends)
- It’s a better option if you're unsure about your evening plans or want flexibility.
- Perfect if you’re bar-hopping or starting your night late.
Balcony VIP & backstage VIP tickets
Better views, included drinks, and a more premium Pacha night
Why pick this ticket?
VIP tickets are for the nights you want to do properly. Balcony VIP gives you a more comfortable vantage point inside Pacha and includes drinks, depending on the party. On select high-demand nights, Backstage Dancing VIP gives you an even more premium experience with backstage dancing access and 10 premium drinks.
Who’s this for?
- You want a better view of the room without being packed into the main floor all night.
- You’re booking a special night out, birthday, group celebration, or one of Pacha’s biggest residencies.
- You want drinks included with your ticket instead of buying everything separately inside the club.
- You’re choosing Music On or Solomun+1 and want the option to upgrade to Backstage Dancing VIP.
Things to remember:
- Balcony VIP inclusions vary by party. Some tickets include 3 drinks, while others include 5 drinks.
- Backstage Dancing VIP is only available on select parties in the current assortment, including Music On and Solomun+1.
- VIP tickets can sell out faster for peak-season dates and major closing parties.
- Always check the exact ticket name before booking, especially the number of included drinks.
Pacha Ibiza is one of the most iconic clubs in the world, and the first to put Ibiza on the global party map. It opened in 1973 inside a converted farmhouse and quickly became the blueprint for the island’s entire nightlife scene. Founded by Ricardo Urgell, Pacha introduced a new kind of party: glamorous, free-spirited, and rooted in music.
Today, the club holds up to 3,000 people across multiple rooms, each with its own sound and style. It’s known for its maze-like layout, open-air terraces, and instantly recognizable white walls and cherry logo. You’ll find world-famous DJs like Marco Carola, Solomun, and CAMELPHAT playing here regularly, along with long-running parties like Flower Power and Pure Pacha.
Best for: Iconic clubbing, open-air terraces, heritage beats, VIP balconies
Must-experience nights:
- Solomun+1 – Sundays with Solomun’s signature +1 format
- Music On – Fridays with Marco Carola’s tech-house heavyweight
- Sonny Fodera – Mondays with vocal-led house and big-room energy
- Flower Power – Saturdays with Roger Sanchez and Pacha’s retro spirit
- Pure Pacha – Thursdays with Purple Disco Machine’s disco-house shine
Pacha, by the Alphabet
A love letter in letters. And logistics.
- P is for Private tables – high above the dancefloor, behind velvet ropes, and stocked with everything you don’t need but want anyway.
- A is for All-nighters – doors open past midnight, but you won’t know what time it is until the sun hits your eyelashes.
- C is for Cabana vibes – the terrace is a secret garden where the music exhales.
- H is for House legends – from Solomun to Sonny Fodera, every night’s lineup is built like a dream.
- A is also for Age limit – strictly 18+. You’ll need ID at the door.
Navigate your way inside Pacha Ibiza
Main Room (Ground Floor, center)
This is where the headliners take over. A massive dance floor sits at the center, with the DJ booth positioned upfront, framed by lighting rigs and LED visuals. The sound system here is the most powerful in the venue. You’ll find bars to both sides and stairs leading up to VIP balconies. Expect dense crowds, confetti blasts, and a full-sensory experience until morning.
VIP zones (Surrounding the Main room + Upper levels)
There are eight main VIP sections, including Zones M and J, which sit at eye level with the DJ—ideal for bottle service and front-row energy. Zone Charlie and Zone 12 are on upper balconies, more private and great for watching the action from above. All VIP zones come with plush couches, personal waitstaff, bottle menus, and crowd-free access.
Pachacha room (Left of main entrance)
An intimate space with soft lighting, polished wood floors, and velvet seating. This is more of a lounge vibe—low BPMs, sensual house tracks, and space for slow dancing or catching your breath. It holds around 300 people and often feels like a club within the club.
Funky room (Upstairs, right wing)
Tucked above the main dance floor and accessed via a staircase, this room plays funk, disco, and retro beats. It’s cozy and nostalgic, often less crowded, and great for those seeking a groove-heavy break from the main floor chaos.
Terrace (Back of venue, outdoor)
Accessible through a hallway from the main room, the terrace is the fresh-air zone. Smokers gather here, and conversations flow over drinks from the outdoor bar. It's quieter, with ambient music and seating areas—a mid-party detox spot.
Facilities
- Pacha restaurant: Fuel your night at Pacha Restaurant with delicious Mediterranean & Japanese cuisine. Then, move to the terrace for drinks and pre-party vibes. And for the cherry on top, grab some iconic Pacha gear at Pacha Shop to hit the dance floor in style!
- Pacha shop: You can get beautiful dresses that compliment the nightclub vibes at Pacha from their exclusive clothing and accessories shop. Hit the dance floor in cherry style with the unique collection from Pacha Shop.
Restrooms
Main restroom clusters are located near the Funky Room staircase and another set close to the terrace exit. Both are clean, regularly maintained, and marked clearly. VIP zones have their own smaller restrooms tucked behind service doors—less crowded and quicker access.
Know before you visit Pacha Ibiza
- Disco bus: The L3 'Disco Bus' runs from San Antonio via Amnesia and Privilege all the way to Pacha in Ibiza Town. It operates from midnight until 6AM during the summer season.
- Regular buses: Buses run every 30-60 minutes on average, with busier routes running every 10-15 minutes. Pacha is located in Ibiza Town, which is well-connected by the bus network.
- Walking: Pacha is situated in Ibiza Town, so if you are staying in the town center, you can easily walk to the club. The walk from the port area to Pacha takes around 15-20 minutes.
- Taxis: Taxis are readily available in Ibiza Town, especially in the evenings when people are heading to clubs. There are usually taxi stands outside the major clubs like Pacha.
- Driving: If you have rented a car, Pacha has its own car park. However, parking in Ibiza Town can be challenging, especially in peak season. There are some free parking areas on the outskirts of town, but they fill up quickly.
- Pacha Ibiza opening times: Midnight (23:59)
- Closing time: 6am
- Last entry: 5am or one hour before closing
- Pacha Ibiza opening party: April 25
- Pacha Ibiza closing party: October
- Note: Some special events may have extended closing hours.
Pacha restaurant timings
- Dinner hours: Nightly from 9pm to 3am
- Seating times: Typically at 9pm, 11pm, and 11:30pm
- Cuisine: Mediterranean & Japanese dishes, served in a vibrant pre-party atmosphere
Rules at Pacha Ibiza
Age:
- Minimum age for entry is 18 years old. Minors (below 18) are not allowed access inside the club.
- This applies to both the club area and the restaurant.
Dress code:
- General Admission: The club's official dress code is described as smart casual, allowing for a mix of elegance and comfort. Women can wear jeans paired with an elegant shirt or blouse, or opt for a stylish dress (long or short). High heels or elegant ballerinas are preferred. Flip-flops and beach sandals are not allowed.
- Men should wear jeans or dress pants with a nice shirt. Avoid shorts and sportswear. Casual shoes are acceptable, but sneakers and flip-flops are prohibited.
*VIP Area (includes private tables and area behind the DJ booth): Here, the dress code is strictly enforced.
- Men: Long trousers are mandatory (jeans are acceptable). Avoid sportswear, tank tops, hats, and sneakers.
- Women: Elegant attire is encouraged. Avoid beachwear like bikinis or flip flops.
- Right of Admission: Pacha reserves the right to deny entry for various reasons, including inappropriate clothing, intoxication, drugs, or violent behavior.
Tips for visiting Pacha Ibiza
- You can walk from the port in 10-20 minutes or take a short taxi ride for about €10. Consider taking a taxi from San Antonio or Playa d'en Bossa if you’re staying farther away. Limited parking is available, or you can hop on the disco bus that stops right outside.
- Pacha’s on-site restaurant, El Restaurante, offers top-notch dining. Diners here gain complimentary club entry—just make sure to meet the minimum spend per head. After dining, you can simply walk into the club to continue your evening.
- DJ set times are posted within the club, usually above the bar near the main dance floor. For big names, expect them to play late into the night. To ensure you see your favorite DJs, consider arriving early and staying late. DJs also often announce exact times on social media on the day of the event.
- Don't miss the cloakroom located just inside the main entrance; it's a good idea to snap a photo of your cloakroom ticket in case it gets lost. ATMs are available on-site, but they do charge fees. All bars in the club support contactless or chip-and-pin payments, making it easy to keep the drinks flowing without worrying about cash.
Top Ibiza clubs | Your cheat sheet
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Chinois
This intimate club focuses on underground electronic music. Dive into the local scene with parties like La Troya, known for its eclectic sounds, or Trip, featuring rising techno stars.
Ushuaïa
Ibiza's open-air daytime party king. Dance under the sun with top DJs like David Guetta and Calvin Harris spinning massive hits at events like ANTS and Defected.
Hi Ibiza
If cutting-edge techno is your jam, Hï is a must. Catch iconic DJs like The Martinez Brothers and Black Coffee for intense driving sets
Es Paradis
This versatile club caters to all tastes. Party like a pop star at Kisstory playing ’90s hits, or get your groove on at Fiesta Agua with its poolside foam parties
Destino
Destino Ibiza is Pacha’s open-air resort club, perched atop a cliff in Talamanca. It blends luxury lounging with day-to-night parties—think poolside sets, sunset views, and epic open-air dance sessions. Expect wellness mornings, fine dining, and headline DJs playing under the stars. Home to Solomun’s legendary daytime takeovers.
UNVRS Ibiza
UNVRS is the island’s new tech-meets-party playground, fusing immersive visuals, futuristic stage design, and cutting-edge house music. Located in the heart of Ibiza Town, it hosts avant-garde performances and art-heavy raves—perfect for those chasing something beyond the mainstream. Think Berlin meets Ibiza, with a cosmic twist.
Baloo Ibiza
Baloo Ibiza is a standout new club in San Antonio, known for its eclectic lineup that mixes global beats, underground talent, and energetic themed nights. Just off the waterfront, this intimate, plant-filled venue offers open-air events like Boiler Room Wednesdays, Latin Fridays
Eden Ibiza
Founded in 1999, Eden Ibiza stands as one of San Antonio’s last independent superclubs, famed for its underground spirit, 3,000-capacity space, and world-class VOID Incubus Gold sound system.
Amnesia Ibiza
Amnesia is a cornerstone of Ibiza’s club culture, renowned for decades of iconic parties that turn nights into lasting memories.
Lío Ibiza
Lío Ibiza blends cabaret, fine dining, and nightlife into one dazzling experience, set in the upscale Marina Botafoch with views of Dalt Vila. Famed for its high-end performances, gourmet cuisine, and chic late-night crowd, it’s a go-to destination for jet-setters and those seeking glamorous entertainment.
Frequently asked questions about Pacha Ibiza tickets
The dress code is generally relaxed, but stylish attire is recommended. Shorts, sneakers, and sunglasses are typically allowed, but consider dressing up a bit to fit the vibe. The VIP area has a stricter dress code. Men require long trousers (jeans are acceptable), while sportswear, tank tops, hats, and sneakers are prohibited. Women should avoid beachwear and opt for elegant attire
Pacha Ibiza tickets give you access to Pacha, which features a diverse lineup, but electronic music is a mainstay. Expect everything from EDM and Deep House to techno and themed nights like Flower Power with disco classics.
Yes, ATMs are available on-site, but they may charge fees.
All bars within the club support contactless or chip-and-pin payments.
You can buy Pacha Ibiza tickets directly online. Choose your night, pick your artist, and book in minutes with instant confirmation.
Yes, Pacha Ibiza tickets sell out fast, especially for peak season nights like Solomun+1 on Sundays and Music On on Fridays. Booking in advance guarantees your entry.
Pacha Ibiza tickets are available for every night of the week, from Solomun+1 on Sundays to Sonny Fodera on Mondays, Vintage Culture on Tuesdays, Abracadabra on Wednesdays, Pure Pacha on Thursdays, Music On on Fridays, and Flower Power on Saturdays.
