28 Jun 2026 · 6 min read
UNVRS Ibiza 2026: Every Night of the Week
The full weekly residency calendar at the world’s first hyperclub — who plays each night, the drinks package, and VIP tables.
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CLUBS · BOAT PARTIES · WATER SPORTS · VIP TABLES
Weekly Residencies
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Pre-order your drinks and skip
the bar queue on the night.
Weekly Residencies
Special Offer
Pre-order your drinks and skip
the bar queue on the night.
Weekly Residencies
Special Offer
Pre-order your drinks and skip
the bar queue on the night.
VIP Tables · Concierge Service
Tell us the club, the date and your group. We handle the table, the bottles and the entrance — personally, from the first message.
Your request goes straight to our concierge with everything the club needs. No payment is taken here — you confirm directly once your table is quoted.
How it works
1. Fill the form and send it via WhatsApp or email.
2. We confirm availability and quote your table at the club.
3. You arrive, skip the queue and sit down.
Handled personally by Maria Too Much — 16+ years on the island, working with the clubs that matter.
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From beach clubs to underground venues — tap a club to see every night, and book any party directly.
Set Sail
From sunset cruises to legendary boat parties — experience Ibiza from the sea.
DaytimeRelaxing daytime cruise along Ibiza's coastline.
FamilyDiscover Ibiza's marine life in a glass-bottom boat.
ShuttleRegular boat shuttle connecting Ibiza Town and Playa d'en Bossa.
Explore the Island
Tours, water sports, adventures & more — make the most of your time in Ibiza.
Tours100,000-year-old cave with light shows.
AdventureOff-road adventure through Ibiza's countryside.
AdventureExplore rugged terrain on a powerful quad bike.
ToursDrive a classic Mehari through scenic routes.
ToursFull island tour + famous Hippy Market.
ToursDay trip to the paradise island of Formentera.
Water SportsHigh-speed jet ski along San Antonio's coast.
Water SportsJet ski tour with incredible sea views.
Water SportsFly above the water on an electric hydrofoil.
Water SportsElectric surfboard — pure adrenaline.
See Ibiza from above in a hot air balloon.
CultureIbiza's most famous night market.
NatureEurope's most innovative botanical park — nature and biotechnology.
Ibiza Tips & Guides
Insider guides, event previews, and everything you need to know before your Ibiza trip.
About Club Ibiza Tickets
Hi. I'm Maria Too Much — or Too Much Maria, depending on who you ask and how late in the night it is. (The name came first. The reputation followed.)
Brazilian. Based in Ibiza for over 16 years — but my story with electronic music started long before I arrived on the island.
In 2000, I left Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, and moved to London with energy, ambition, and very little else. Soon after, I found myself inside the city's underground scene. One night at The Fridge in Brixton, hearing trance for the first time, changed everything. That sound, that freedom, that feeling on the dancefloor — it became part of my life.
From there, I stepped deeper into the scene. I inherited a contact list from a Brazilian promoter known as Eddie the Angel, created my own night called Too Much But Never Enough at Jinglewalls in Camden, and ran the door at Brixton Academy with around a thousand names on my list. I spent years surrounded by House, Techno, Hard House, Trance, and Psychedelic Trance — in a time before social media, when everything happened through flyers, phone calls, word of mouth, and real connections.
Then Ibiza called.
Sixteen years later, I'm still here. Still on the island. Still on the dancefloor. Still doing too much.
Over the years, I've lived Ibiza from many angles: the music, the clubs, the people, the beach life, the hidden corners, the energy of summer, and the rhythm of the island outside the season. I work with digital marketing, music, lifestyle, and events — and when I'm away from the clubs, you'll probably find me on a mountain bike somewhere in the hills.
Club Ibiza Tickets is where more than 25 years of music culture, London underground memories, Ibiza life, and real love for the scene come together.
Here, you'll find Ibiza club tickets, VIP tables, boat parties, activities, and carefully selected experiences across the island — with honest guidance from someone who has lived this world from the inside.
This is more than selling tickets.
This is music, memory, nightlife, island life, and a little bit of Too Much energy in one place.
The Story
In 2000, I left Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, and moved to London with energy, ambition, and very little else. Soon after, I found myself inside the city's underground scene. One night at The Fridge in Brixton, hearing trance for the first time, changed everything. That sound, that freedom, that feeling on the dancefloor — it became part of my life.
From there, I stepped deeper into the scene. I inherited a contact list from a Brazilian promoter known as Eddie the Angel, created my own night called Too Much But Never Enough at Jinglewalls in Camden, and ran the door at Brixton Academy with around a thousand names on my list. I spent years surrounded by House, Techno, Hard House, Trance, and Psychedelic Trance — in a time before social media, when everything happened through flyers, phone calls, word of mouth, and real connections.
Then Ibiza called. Sixteen years later, I'm still here — still on the island, still on the dancefloor, still doing too much. Club Ibiza Tickets is where more than 25 years of music culture, London underground memories, and real love for the scene come together.
London Era · 2000–2008
The Fridge · Brixton Academy · Jinglewalls Camden · SW4 · Frantic · Antiworld · Riot! · Milk at 414 · Too Much But Never Enough
House · Techno · Hard House · Hard Dance · Trance · Psychedelic Trance
Ibiza Era · 2009–Present
UNVRS · Hï Ibiza · Ushuaïa · Chinois · Eden · Ibiza Rocks · Boat Parties · Experiences
16 years on the island · ClubTickets affiliate · IMS Ibiza 2026 · DJane Mag
Help Centre
From choosing your first club to booking the boat back from Formentera. Answered before you have to ask.
Three full nights covers the essentials. A week lets you mix big club nights with beach days, a boat trip and Formentera without rushing.
July and August are peak season — full lineups, full energy, full prices. June and September give you the same clubs with smaller crowds and noticeably better rates on flights and villas. Don't overlook the edges of the season either: Opening Season starts in late April, right after IMS Ibiza, when clubs kick off their year with some of the most talked-about parties of the calendar. Closing Season runs September into October, when residencies wrap up with their biggest nights of the year before the island goes quiet for winter.
Book the big club nights, VIP tables and boat trips in advance — those sell out. Smaller activities and restaurants can usually wait until you're on the island.
Playa d'en Bossa puts you close to Hï, Ushuaïa and UNVRS. San Antonio has its own scene and sunset culture. Ibiza Town is more upscale and central for boat trips and dinners.
Nights start later than most places — doors open around midnight, the floor fills after 2am. Plan your dinner and pre-drinks around that, not around a normal night out schedule.
It helps if you want to explore beyond the main strip, but it's not essential. Taxis get scarce at peak hours and after clubs close — booking transfers in advance removes that stress.
Yes. It's a major tourist destination with a huge nightlife infrastructure built around visitors. Stick to booked transfers or official taxis late at night and you're set.
Not really — clubs here are built for groups forming on the dancefloor, not just showing up already in one.
Boat parties and pool parties are the easiest entry point — shared tables, shared music, low pressure, easy to strike up a conversation.
Both. Sunset dinners, a private boat trip to Formentera, a VIP table for two at a smaller residency — Ibiza scales down just as well as it scales up.
Look at sunset or early-evening events, or beach-club-style venues instead of the big three mega-clubs — same island, much more relaxed pace.
Message us directly once you're past 6 tickets on a single order — we handle group rates and coordinate everyone on the same booking.
At that size, a table usually works out simpler and often similar in cost per person to standing tickets, with guaranteed space to actually stay together all night.
Yes — daytime boat trips, Formentera day trips and most water sports are built around exactly this. The nightclub side of the island is a separate world from the family-friendly daytime one.
A Formentera day trip is the easiest win — beach time, clear water, a boat ride kids actually enjoy, back in Ibiza by evening.
UNVRS is Ibiza's newest mega-venue and currently the #1 Club in the World by DJ Mag 2026 — massive production, headline residencies across house, techno and open-format nights. Hï Ibiza splits into two rooms (Theatre and Club), letting you move between a polished house/techno night and something rawer without leaving the building. Ushuaïa is open-air by the pool, daytime into evening — the choice when you want sun, spectacle and big commercial energy rather than a late, dark warehouse night.
Start with the name recognition: if you know the DJ, you'll enjoy the night regardless of sub-genre. If you don't, open-format and commercial house nights are the easiest entry point.
Look at the smaller residencies and beach-club-style venues rather than the three giants — same island, completely different pace.
House leans groove-driven and melodic — the easiest style to dance to for a first-timer. Techno is darker, more repetitive, more hypnotic. Open-format nights mix genres and eras, built around the DJ reading the crowd.
House and tech-house dominate most Ibiza residencies. Techno leans deeper into venues like UNVRS's late-night programming and specific residencies at Hï's Club room. Afro House has grown fast across sunset sets and beach-club-style parties. Check the specific event page — the resident DJs and brand name usually tell you the sound before you even click.
Check the resident DJs and the party brand name — most Ibiza residencies are built around a consistent sound.
Those three get most of the attention because they're the biggest, but Chinois, Eden, O Beach, Es Paradis, Ibiza Rocks, Lío and more all have their own residencies and crowd. Check the full clubs list on the homepage for the complete picture.
Mega-clubs mean production and scale. Smaller venues mean more intimacy and often a more specific music policy — good if you already know exactly what sound you're after.
You reserve a table for your group at a specific event, which comes with dedicated space, table service and usually a faster way in. Fill out the VIP form with your club, date and group size and we handle the rest.
As early as possible for headline nights — tables at the biggest residencies go fast. A few weeks out is safe for most nights.
Depends on priority — if guaranteed space and skipping the queue matters more than saving money, yes, even for 4-6 people.
Music, dancing, swimming stops, a crowd that's there for the same energy as a club night — just on the water, with the sun instead of strobe lights.
Swimwear, sunscreen, a towel and a dry bag for your phone. Most parties include drinks — check the specific listing for what's covered.
No — a boat party is built around music and a party atmosphere. A boat trip is a calmer, scenic day on the water. See Boat Trips below.
A boat trip is about the scenery and a relaxed day — swimming stops, snorkelling, lunch on board. A boat party is about the music and the crowd. Pick based on the mood you want.
Most run half a day (4-5 hours) or a full day (7-8 hours), depending on the route and whether Formentera is included.
Many do — check the specific listing, since this varies by operator and route.
Any day the sea is calm — but weekdays mean smaller crowds at the best beaches. If you're flexible, avoid peak Saturday boat traffic.
A ferry gets you there and back, nothing else included — you explore on your own once you land. A cruise or organised day trip adds a boat route and usually lunch, built around not having to plan anything yourself.
In peak season, yes — the popular morning ferries and boat trips sell out days ahead.
Buggy tours, quad adventures, hot air balloon rides, market visits and more — the island has a full daytime side most people never plan for.
Message us — this is exactly the kind of local knowledge that's faster to ask than to guess from reviews.
Jet skis, eFoils, e-surf boards and more, mostly based out of San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa.
No — most sessions include a quick briefing and are built for first-timers.
No — your e-ticket and QR code work straight from your phone. Just make sure you have signal or a screenshot saved for the door.
Yes, in almost every case. Online tickets typically run €10-15 below door price, and that gap widens as an event gets closer to selling out.
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Up to 6 per order for security reasons. Coming as a bigger group? Message us and we'll sort the rest.
Only if you added Cancellation Insurance 360 at checkout (from €2.99), which gives a full refund with at least 24 hours' notice. Without it, tickets are final sale, same as buying at the door.
You're covered regardless of insurance — we'll reach out with instructions as soon as we're informed.
Lineup changes are part of how Ibiza's big residencies work. A DJ swap alone doesn't trigger a refund unless it counts as a major change to the whole event.
Yes — the Disco Bus. It is a free night bus network connecting Ibiza Town, Playa d'en Bossa, San Antonio and the main clubs through the night, running on a set schedule during the season. It is reliable, but it works on its own timetable and gets crowded at peak hours — for a specific event or a tight schedule, a booked transfer is still the safer bet.
Taxis, buses between main towns, and pre-booked transfers for club nights. Taxis get scarce at peak hours and after clubs close, so booking transfers for the nights that matter removes the stress entirely.
Book a transfer in advance for exactly this — trying to find a taxi outside a mega-club at closing time is the single most common frustration we hear about.
Only if you want to explore beyond the main strip on your own schedule. For a nightlife-focused trip, transfers are simpler.
Smart casual to genuinely dressy, depending on the venue — think elevated resort wear, not beachwear. Skip flip-flops, swimwear and full sportswear.
Most venues restrict large bags and professional cameras at the door for security reasons. Keep it to a small bag or crossbody.
Yes — Hï Ibiza, Ushuaïa and UNVRS all have lockers available on-site, so you can leave a jacket, bag or camera safely instead of carrying it around all night. Availability is first-come, first-served, so it is worth locating them early if you know you will need one.
Yes, it's a well-established tourist destination. Standard precautions apply: official taxis or booked transfers at night, and keep your ticket and ID somewhere secure.
Keep your drink with you at all times, same as any big venue anywhere, and know your transfer plan home before the night starts, not after.
It varies by venue — message us with the specific club and event, and we'll confirm accessibility details before you book.
Yes, message us ahead of booking so we can check with the specific operator.
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