Ibiza 2027: the complete season guide

Ibiza 2027: what is confirmed and what is still expected

As of 25 October 2026, nothing about the Ibiza 2027 season is officially announced. Ushuaïa Entertainment, the company behind Ushuaïa, Hï Ibiza and [UNVRS], has opened a registration list for early access to 2027 tickets, but it carries no dates. Amnesia's own 2027 calendar page says that although no events are currently on sale, a new season is being prepared. Ticket sellers publish projected opening weekends based on the 2026 pattern: roughly Friday 23 April for Pacha, Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 April for Hï, Ushuaïa and [UNVRS], and Saturday 8 May for Amnesia. Treat those as estimates, not announcements. The first real news normally arrives between January and March, and most of the big residencies are usually confirmed by about March. The International Music Summit is reported to be planning a 2027 return, but without dates or a venue. Our season page keeps the running status. That is why booking decisions made today should stay flexible, and why a free alert is more useful than checking websites every week.

How the island works for an Ibiza 2027 trip

Ibiza is small, but the nightlife is spread out, and choosing the right base saves time and money. Ibiza airport is about seven kilometres from Ibiza Town. Playa d'en Bossa, on the south-east coast, is the party strip: Ushuaïa and Hï face each other there, and DC10 sits a short way along the road towards the salt flats and the airport. Amnesia and [UNVRS] are both in San Rafael, on the main road between Ibiza Town and San Antonio, while Pacha is in Talamanca, just north of the old town. San Antonio on the west coast is the budget-friendly base and the home of the sunset crowds. Santa Eulària on the east coast is calmer and more family-oriented, and the north is the quiet, rural side. Our area comparison, with pages for Playa d'en Bossa and San Antonio, helps you choose. None of these distances is large, yet traffic in summer and the late-night timetable make the choice of base matter more than it first appears.

The Ibiza 2027 superclub map in plain English

A handful of venues define the island's reputation, and each has a distinct personality. Ushuaïa is an open-air daytime club attached to a beach hotel, with parties that typically run from the afternoon to around midnight. Hï Ibiza sits on the site of the old Space club, opened in 2017 and is a multi-room indoor venue that usually runs from midnight to the early morning. [UNVRS] occupies the former Privilege site and opened in 2025. Amnesia celebrated its fiftieth anniversary in 2026 and is known for its big terrace. Pacha has been on the island since 1973, and DC10 is home to Circoloco on Mondays. Smaller venues such as O Beach and Ibiza Rocks add daytime and pool-party options. The full club overview compares them all. Each page lists the 2026 dates, nights and indicative prices, plus the expected status for 2027, so you can compare like with like before you commit.

Planning Ibiza 2027 month by month

The easiest way to plan is to pick your month first and your clubs second. April is opening season: in 2026 the big openings ran from 24 to 27 April, and the first parties are usually less crowded. May builds up, with Amnesia opening on 9 May 2026 and O Beach on 1 May, and our May guide covers what to expect. June brings most weekly residencies online, and July and August are the full-throttle months, with every night of the week programmed. September is the favourite of many regulars, because the sea is still warm while the crowds thin. October is the closing month, when the final weekend packs several farewell parties into a few days. If you only have a long weekend, a closing or opening weekend gives you the most variety in the shortest time. Whichever month you choose, remember that line-ups appear gradually, and the weeks around Easter and bank holidays can change demand.

Ibiza 2027 residencies: the weekly parties that shape the summer

Most visitors choose a trip around residencies, the weekly nights that a headliner or brand holds in one club for a whole summer. In 2026 the pattern looked like this: Carl Cox played Sundays at [UNVRS] from 21 June to 4 October, Black Coffee held Saturdays at Hï from 2 May to 3 October, and Calvin Harris ran Tuesdays and Fridays at Ushuaïa. David Guetta, Martin Garrix and Swedish House Mafia were also at Ushuaïa, while Solomun +1 held Sundays at Pacha and Circoloco held Mondays at DC10. Glitterbox moved to Amnesia after eight years at Hï. Nothing is confirmed for 2027, and an editorial trend toward split residencies suggests nights may be shared between names. Browse the residencies overview, or jump straight to Carl Cox, Circoloco or Glitterbox. A residency page tells you the night, the club and the 2026 run, which gives you a realistic idea of when the same party might return.

Getting to and around Ibiza 2027

Transport changed in 2026, so check details before you travel. A new island bus network run by Alsa started on 1 April 2026, with airport lines numbered AERO1 to AERO5. In 2026 a typical airport bus fare was around 3.50 to 4.00 euros by card, and the lines run to Ibiza Town, San Antonio, Santa Eulària and Playa d'en Bossa. The Consell approved new taxi tariffs in September 2026, and the flag fall rises to 4.35 euros once meters are updated. Late-night Discobus lines connected the clubs in 2026, with one-way fares roughly three to five euros, and Pacha and [UNVRS] offered free shuttles with a ticket. Uber's presence is limited and legally contested, so licensed taxis are the dependable choice. Read the airport transfers guide and getting around before you book. Distances are short, but queues at taxi ranks after a closing set can be long, so plan your return before you go out.

Beyond the dancefloor: Ibiza 2027 beaches, sunsets and Formentera

Ibiza 2027 is not only about clubs. Sunset is a ritual on the west coast, and many visitors plan a sundown drink in San Antonio before heading to a night out, which our sunset guide explains. The island's beaches and calas range from busy sandy bays to small rocky coves, and beach clubs offer sunbeds, food and day parties. Hippy markets and inland villages give a slower contrast, while a boat party mixes sea and music. Formentera is a short ferry ride from Ibiza Port: in 2026 the crossing took roughly 25 to 30 minutes on a fast boat, and one aggregator listed foot-passenger fares from about 29 to 36 euros one way, so check operators before you go. In 2026 Formentera also required authorisation for cars and motorbikes from 1 June to 30 September. See the Formentera day-trip guide. Combining a quiet day by the sea with a late night makes the trip far more enjoyable than a schedule packed with back-to-back parties.

Ibiza 2027 budget, rules and what to expect

Ibiza is expensive, but you can control the bill. In 2026, indicative club entry ranges were roughly 50 to 100 euros at Ushuaïa, 35 to 100 at Hï, 40 to 60 at Amnesia and 30 to 65 at Pacha, with Circoloco at DC10 typically around 50. A beer inside a superclub was about 15 to 18 euros, and a spirit with a mixer about 22 to 26. Buying online in advance usually saved at least 10 euros against the door. The sustainable tourism tax applies per person per night in high season, from 1 May to 31 October, with children under 16 exempt, and amounts depend on your accommodation category. In Sant Antoni's West End, alcohol sales stop between 21:30 and 08:00 and street drinking can be fined, and clubs usually ask for ID with a minimum age of 18. Our budget guide, tickets guide and tips page go into detail. Set a daily limit before you travel and keep some cash for taxis, because card machines and phone signal can be unreliable at busy venues.

Ibiza 2027: frequently asked questions

This final section answers the questions visitors ask most often about Ibiza 2027 while the season is still unannounced. The answers below separate what happened in 2026 from what is only expected for 2027, so you can plan flights and accommodation without being misled by premature rumours. Prices mentioned are indicative figures seen in 2026, not official tariffs, and dates for next year will only be confirmed by the clubs themselves, usually between January and March. If you would rather not keep checking, use the free alert on this page: we will email you as soon as opening parties, residencies or line-ups appear, so you can book early and avoid the situation where flights and hotels have already climbed in price by the time the news arrives. Each answer links to the page where we go deeper on the topic. The questions are written from real planning problems, so skim the one that matches yours.

When does the Ibiza 2027 season start and end?

No official dates exist yet, so the best guide is the 2026 pattern. The first big openings ran from 24 to 27 April 2026, with Pacha on 24 April, Hï on 25 April, Ushuaïa and [UNVRS] on 26 April and DC10 on 27 April. Amnesia opened later, on 9 May. At the other end, closing weekend in 2026 fell on 9 to 12 October, with individual residency closings starting on 30 September and a summer closing at Chinois on 17 October. If the pattern holds, expect the 2027 season to run from the last weekend of April to the second weekend of October. First announcements usually arrive between January and March. Our opening parties page and closing parties page track the expected weekends club by club, and the alert on each page will notify you when the dates are confirmed. That is the pattern, not a promise. Pencil in those windows, but keep your bookings flexible until the clubs confirm.

Are Ibiza 2027 residencies and line-ups announced yet?

No. As of late October 2026, none of the clubs has announced a residency for 2027, and the line-ups, which are normally revealed in stages, are not public either. Some articles discuss rumours about residencies changing venue for 2027, but nothing has been officially confirmed, so we do not report names or moves as facts. What we can say is that the 2026 programme was heavily split between nights and between headliners, and a similar structure could continue. Ushuaïa Entertainment has a registration page for early access to 2027 tickets, but it lists no events. The most reliable approach is to follow the clubs' own announcements and use our free alert, which covers Ibiza 2027 as a whole as well as individual clubs such as Ushuaïa, Hï Ibiza, Pacha, Amnesia and DC10. Do not book anything on the strength of a rumour alone. We update the pages the moment anything official appears.

When should I book flights and hotels for Ibiza 2027?

Because dates are not announced, there is a trade-off. Accommodation in July and August fills early and prices climb with demand, so people who must travel in peak weeks often book flights and a refundable room well before line-ups appear, then buy club tickets once the nights they want are confirmed. If you are flexible, waiting for the first announcements between January and March reduces the risk of guessing wrong. Opening and closing weekends are the most date-sensitive, since they depend on the exact schedule. In 2026 Ibiza airport also saw fewer scheduled flights but more seats on larger aircraft, so flight availability is worth checking early. Choose a flexible fare where possible. Our tickets guide explains timing, and the budget page shows indicative costs. Remember that all prices we quote are ranges seen in 2026, and 2027 prices may differ. Weigh your tolerance for risk against how much a fixed week matters to you.

Is Ibiza 2027 only for clubbing?

Not at all. Many visitors build a trip around daytime beaches, sunsets, markets and boat days, and use clubs for one or two nights. The south has the party strip, but the north and east offer quiet coves, small villages and calmer hotels, and Formentera is a short ferry ride away. September and May are especially good if you want a mix of warm weather and a lower-key atmosphere, while July and August are for those who want every club open every night. If you travel as a group with different tastes, base yourselves in Ibiza Town or Santa Eulària, where you can split up easily during the day. Rules also matter: in the West End of Sant Antoni alcohol sales stop at 21:30, and clubs ask for ID, normally at least 18 years old. Start with the beaches page, the villages guide and the where to stay comparison. Ibiza rewards a mix, and the best trips rarely follow a single script.