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New Year’s Eve 2026 in Spain’s clubs: how to choose a party and book

New Year’s Eve is the biggest night of the year in Spain’s clubs: almost every venue throws a special party, tickets cost more than on a normal night and the best tables sell out weeks ahead. Here’s how it works, what it costs and which parties are already on sale in each city — in English, so you don’t end up without a plan.

New Year’s Eve 2026: the basics

• Date: 31 December 2026 is a Thursday and 1 January is a bank holiday, so the party usually runs all weekend.
• Times: clubs open after the midnight bells, usually between 00:00 and 01:00, and close between 05:30 and 07:00.
• Afternoon parties: some venues also party on the afternoon of the 31st — ideal if you want to celebrate before dinner.
• Price: New Year’s Eve tickets are special and go up in stages as the date gets closer.

Spanish tradition: at midnight everyone eats 12 grapes, one for each chime of the clock. Most people do it at home or in the main square, then head out to the clubs.

Which ticket to choose

• Ticket with drinks: the most common option. Includes one or two drinks and is the cheapest.
• Open bar: pay once and drink all night. Worth it if you’re staying until closing.
• VIP table: for groups. Includes a table and bottles, no queues and your own spot all night. The first thing to sell out.
• New Year’s Eve afternoon party: earlier and cheaper, for those who like to start early.

Going as a group? Compare what each table includes in VIP tables at Madrid nightclubs.

New Year’s Eve parties already on sale

These are the parties with tickets already released. We add more as clubs open sales.

• Madrid: Posh Club with an all-night open bar from €35, Tiffany’s The Club from €25 and PerreoLab x Florida Park in Retiro park from €40. All of them in New Year’s Eve in Madrid.
• Barcelona: Ku Barcelona, by the sea, and Downtown, both from €40. More in New Year’s Eve in Barcelona.
• Valencia: Mucho Valencia for over-24s from €15, plus its afternoon party from €12. More in New Year’s Eve in Valencia.
• Mallorca: Mentiroso NYE at AMOK from €26. More in New Year’s Eve in Mallorca.
• Seville and Granada: tickets aren’t on sale yet, but you can already pre-book in New Year’s Eve in Seville and New Year’s Eve in Granada.

When to book

• Now (October–November): best prices and every table still available.
• December: the first ticket tiers are gone and fewer tables are left.
• The last week: only some clubs still have tickets, at the highest price.

If the club you want hasn’t released its New Year’s Eve party yet, message us and we’ll pre-book you: we’ll let you know as soon as tickets come out, before prices go up.

Dress code and entry

• Smart dress: shirt and smart shoes for men, a party look for women. No sportswear.
• Age: most parties are 18+; some are for over-24s only.
• ID: bring your original passport or ID card; photos on your phone aren’t accepted.
• Arrive early: the longest queues form right after midnight.

Checklist

• Choose your city, budget per person and whether you want a ticket or a table.
• Book before December to get the first price tier.
• One person in the group handles the booking and payments.
• Plan your way home: demand for taxis and ride-hailing is huge that night.
• Keep your booking confirmation and everyone’s ID to hand.

FAQ

More answers in our FAQ. Booking conditions: booking terms.