Pacha Ibiza guide: nights, music, dress code and how to get there

Pacha is the name most people know before they ever land on Ibiza. The cherries are on T-shirts all over the world, but the club itself is smaller and more personal than its fame suggests. Here's what to expect if you're going for the first time: what kind of night it is, who plays when, what to wear and how to get there and back.

A farmhouse from 1973

Pacha opened in 1973 in an old finca on the edge of Ibiza Town, which makes it the oldest of the island's famous clubs. It turned 50 in 2023 and has kept updating itself since: Ibiza Spotlight mentions a new lighting rig, sound system, 360-degree visuals and a dancefloor powered with zero-carbon energy. Inside there's a main room built around the booth, an outdoor garden and a VIP area right behind the DJ. Aggregators put the capacity at around 3,000, a lot less than Hï or UNVRS. That's the point: Pacha feels like a club, not an arena.

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Who played which night in 2026

Pacha is open every night in season and each night has its own party. This was the 2026 week, which is the best guide to what 2027 will look like until the new residencies are announced.

Music On, Marco Carola's party, was also confirmed for 2026, and RÜFÜS DU SOL played a run of dates in July. The sound across the week is house in most of its forms: deep, tech, vocal and disco, from underground names to big crowd-pleasers.

What to wear

Pacha has a reputation for glamour, but Ibiza Spotlight is clear that casual clubwear is fine on the main floor. The one firm rule is for the VIP area, where men need long trousers. Entry is 18+ with photo ID. Leave the swimwear and flip-flops at the hotel and you won't have a problem.

How to get to Pacha

Pacha is on Avenida 8 d'Agost, past the marina on the edge of Ibiza Town. From the old town it's a 10–15 minute walk. Ibiza Spotlight's taxi guide gives about €11 from Ibiza Town, €16 from Playa d'en Bossa and €30 from San Antonio. In summer the Discobus runs all night and drops you almost at the door, which is the cheapest way back from San Antonio. Chinois is one street away if you want to keep going.

Prices and tables

Prices depend on the night. As an orientation, aggregators placed weeknight entry at roughly €45–75 in 2026; the 2026 closing started at €90 (club listings, October 2026). Tables are sold as a minimum spend you drink through: closing-party tables started at €600 and New Year's Eve tables at €350 in the club's October 2026 listings. Ibiza Spotlight also notes that dinner at El Restaurante, a few metres away, includes club entry if your table meets the per-head minimum.

When to go: the season and New Year's Eve

The 2026 summer season ran from the opening weekend of 24–26 April to the closing weekend: Flower Power on 10 October and PAWSA on 11 October. After that, Pacha opens once more on 31 December for New Year's Eve with Music On, listed from €60. It's the big club night of the Ibiza winter. For 2027, residencies are usually announced between January and March.