Every Big Ibiza Club, Ranked by What You Actually Get
Nine clubs, nine door prices, nine very different nights. Which one suits you, what a table really costs, and the two you can skip.
Elena Marí
Updated August 2026
A queue of people outside an Ibiza nightclub entrance lit by intense magenta and coral light
There are nine clubs on this island that matter, and they are not interchangeable. One of them has the best sound system in Europe. One of them is a converted cave. One of them is a dinner show with a €200 cover that people book by accident. Knowing which is which is the difference between the night you fly home talking about and €200 you'd rather have back.
Every price below was paid at the door or quoted directly by a club's reservations team in the last fortnight of July 2026. We hold no guest list and take no promoter money, which is why this page is allowed to tell you to skip things.
The short version
Go to Hï once for the scale of it. Go to DC-10 on a Monday if you actually care about the music. Go to the Amnesia terrace at five in the morning if you only get one night and want the best room on the island. Eden is where to go when the money is running out and you still want a big night. Skip Lío unless somebody else is paying.
What you'll actually spend
Entry is the part people budget for and the drinks are the part that ruins them. A €22 vodka and tonic four times over is €88, which is more than the door. Realistically, one club night from midnight to four, with a taxi home, is €150–250 a head.
- Eden, San Antonio
- €20–35 door · table from €400
- Es Paradís, San Antonio
- €30–45 door · table from €350
- Cova Santa, Sant Josep
- €40–60 door · table from €600
- DC-10, airport road
- €50–70 door · minimal table culture
- Amnesia, San Rafael
- €50–75 door · table from €900
- Pacha, Ibiza Town
- €45–70 door · table from €1,000
- Hï Ibiza, Platja d'en Bossa
- €60–90 door · table from €1,200
- Ushuaïa, Platja d'en Bossa
- €70–100 door · table from €1,500
- Lío, Marina Botafoch
- Dinner from €200 · table from €2,000
- Spirit and mixer, inside any of them
- €18–25
The three that are worth it
Hï Ibiza is the technical benchmark — 5,000 capacity, the best-funded sound and light rig in Europe, and a Club Room that is a considerably better night than the main theatre if you want to hear anything. Dressed-up international crowd. Go early, use the Club Room, and accept that the drinks are absurd.
Amnesia is 5,000 capacity across two rooms and the terrace is the reason to go. At five in the morning, with the sun starting to come up through the glass, it remains one of the great rooms anywhere. The crowd is mixed and serious about the music.
DC-10 is 1,500 capacity next to the airport runway, raw, rattling, and with no VIP nonsense whatsoever. Mondays are the institution. No dress code, no table culture, and the closest thing left to what this island was before the production budgets arrived.
The best value rooms
Eden in San Antonio is the honest answer nobody puts in a guide: €20–35 on the door, a surprisingly strong system, a young British crowd and cheap rounds. It is not pretending to be anything else, and it is the best value big room on the island.
Cova Santa is the most underrated venue here — an open-air cave terrace in the hills at Sant Josep, 1,200 capacity, thirty-somethings who know what they're doing. Excellent outdoors, €40–60, and nothing like the Playa d'en Bossa experience.
The overrated ones
Ushuaïa is a genuine spectacle in daylight and finishes at midnight by licence, which makes it a starter and not a night. Treat it as an expensive afternoon. Pacha coasts on the name for most of the week — go for Flower Power, which is properly good fun, or don't go at all. Es Paradís is worth exactly one Fiesta del Agua as a novelty; wear nothing you like.
Tables: when they make sense
The maths is simpler than the mystique suggests. A €900 minimum at Amnesia split between eight people is €112 each, which is roughly what eight people spend at the bar over four hours plus €60 of entry. So for a group of eight or more on a big night, a mid-range table is close to cost-neutral and you get somewhere to stand and leave your things.
For four people it is straightforwardly worse value. And at the top end — €2,000+ for a headline Saturday at Hï, before a 10–15% service charge — you are buying status, not drinks. Be clear with yourself about which one you're doing.
Nobody in the main room can see your table. The people who can see it are the other people who also bought one.
Getting in without hassle
Buy in advance for a headline night in July or August — it is €10–20 cheaper and some nights genuinely sell out. Otherwise buy on the door and keep your options open. Dress smart-casual: clean trainers are almost always fine, but football shirts, men's beach shorts, vests and visible stag or hen kit will get you turned away.
Arrive after 01:00 for the main rooms. Expect no in-out. Take a card and a phone with battery, because the taxi apps are how you get home.
Never buy from a tout outside a venue. Resold QR codes are frequently already scanned, the club will not help you, and you will have paid full price to stand on the pavement. Buy from the club's own site or the door.
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Where to stay so you can walk home
Every hotel, hostel and apartment around Playa d'en Bossa, Ibiza, with walking distance to the door — so you know whether you're strolling home or paying €70 for a taxi at 6am.
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Ibiza club night entry and skip-the-queue
Advance entry is usually €10–20 cheaper than the door and gets you past the main queue on headline nights. Worth it in July and August; unnecessary in June.
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Frequently asked
- Which Ibiza club is the best?
- For sound and production, Hï Ibiza — it is the technical benchmark and has been since it opened. For music over spectacle, DC-10 on a Monday. For the single best room on the island at 5am, the Amnesia terrace. Those three are the ones worth planning a trip around.
- How much is entry to Ibiza clubs?
- Between €20 and €90 on the door in peak season, verified late July 2026. Eden in San Antonio is the cheapest big room at €20–35. Amnesia and DC-10 sit at €50–75. Hï is €60–90 and Ushuaïa €70–100. Advance tickets are usually €10–20 cheaper than the door.
- What is the minimum spend for a table in Ibiza?
- From around €400 at Eden, €600 at Cova Santa, €900–1,200 at Amnesia and Pacha, and €1,200–2,000+ at Hï and Ushuaïa for a headline night — all before service charge. Split eight ways a mid-range table is roughly what you'd spend at the bar; split four ways it is not.
- What time should I arrive at an Ibiza club?
- Most main rooms do not fill until after 01:00 and run to 06:00. Arriving at 23:00 to save €15 buys you an empty room. The exception is Ushuaïa, which is open-air and finishes at midnight by licence, so it starts in the afternoon.
- Can you leave a club and come back in?
- Almost never. In-out is not permitted at any of the big rooms, so once you step outside your night there is finished. Plan smoking and fresh-air breaks around the outdoor terraces instead — Amnesia, DC-10 and Cova Santa all have proper open-air space.
- Are Ibiza clubs worth the money?
- One night, yes — genuinely, and there is nothing comparable anywhere else. The rooms are the best-funded in Europe and the sound is extraordinary. Three nights in a row is where the value collapses: same money, diminishing memory. One properly chosen night beats three rushed ones.
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Elena Marí
Nine years living on Ibiza. Researches the island base by base, separating lived local knowledge from details that must be checked with operators and properties.
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