Pacha

Pacha feels like one of the safest clubs in Ibiza, which really lets you relax and enjoy yourself. The vibe is incredible – probably one of the best nights out you can have here. Prices are crazy high, especially for water and long drinks, but they do offer some drink packages that help a bit. The food wasn’t great and felt overpriced. Still, the atmosphere and organization make it totally worth visiting.

This was the very first club I went to when I arrived in Ibiza, and honestly, it impressed me the most. The venue looks incredible, with a sleek design and an atmosphere that immediately puts you in the party mood. The sound system is absolutely top-notch (crystal clear and powerful) and the light show is on another level, creating a truly unforgettable experience. Another big plus was the cleanliness and accessibility of the bathrooms, which is not always the case in big clubs. Even though it got a bit crowded at some points, I think that’s totally expected in August and depends on the type of party. One thing I would like to see changed is the water situation. Serving it in cans might look cool and trendy at first, but it’s not practical on the dancefloor, having to hold a can so it doesn’t spill takes away from the vibe. Bringing back bottles with caps, at least for water, would make a huge difference. Also, I would have loved to book a VIP table to compare the experience with a regular ticket, but I didn’t manage this time. For sure, next time I come to Ibiza, I’ll go for the VIP experience here, because the place is totally worth it. Overall, Pacha gave me one of the best clubbing experiences I’ve ever had, and I can’t wait to come back!

Went for Solomun, great music, but over crowded. I couldn't dance it was so packed. I felt so squished. I kept getting my feet stepped on. I am going again to see Rufus and hoping for a better experience. If you do go, and you're like me and NEED your space, I highly recommend getting the VIP. They didnt look squished. Update: Ended up going for both Music On and Rüfüs and both days had a WAY better experience. So I suppose it depends on the dj. People were also way nicer the latter 2 events. Music On was phenomenal. Increased my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

What I like about this club is the keep the level over service over years. Sunday night is the best as Solomon is playing there. Entrance can be very crowded especially if you buy the before 1am entrance. The staff are nice and supportive and I like the resting and smoking area. Highly recommended.

Great atmosphere, extremely well run club. We chose a VIP package @€200 pp and were grateful for the space. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Don't forget to chill out in the garden area (maybe VIP only, not sure). Take earplugs if you want to keep your hearing (Loop have ones designed for concerts that mean you enjoy the music intensity but stay protected). Plenty of taxis in May to and from venue.

One to tick off the bucket list. Attended a defected house night. Place was rammed and everyone enjoying themselves. The sound in here is next level, ears still ringing now. Would recommend buying a drinks package if you book your tickets online as they are expensive if not. 2x cans of water and a bottle San Miguel €42. Water in cans is a pain too, must be a ploy to make to drink more as can’t put lid on and dance away. Would 100% go back, would love to attend a trance night or to see one of the old school DJs.

Amazing Experience!! Highly rated club across the world and well deserved. TBH atleast once you must visit it during your trip to Ibiza as its one of the best, if not the best. Crowd was nice, security keep an eye on removing unsocial elements if any. It gets started full after 01:30am, so better get entry before 01:00am as you may also be denied entry even with ticket if its full.

Overall, a cool club with a rooftop bar. The music and the crowd are amazing! It does get a bit crowded… so it’s recommended to arrive early.

This is my favorite club in Ibiza after trying most of them! I went to Robin Schulz night. The sound, lighting were amazing and not as sardinie packed as the other clubs I went to and a great crowd. I walked right in at 11:30 on a June Thursday and was able to wiggle up to the performer's area. At 4AM I got a little tired and retreated - the crowd was pretty big at that point but I was able to head up to the balcony behind the production booth and still see and hear great. Lots of bars and getting drinks was quick

This review is only for the CLUB. I went to see Camelphat at Pacha in July of 2023. Online, Pacha boasts about having 5 different rooms with different atmospheres. This is NOT correct. There is only one room with a dj playing and production. There are some smaller "rooms" that are basically foyers into the main room with bars. This was super misleading to me when I read it online. There is one entrance into the main room and it is a massive bottleneck. The crowd overflows from the main room onto the stairs and in the hallway. Getting through there is next to impossible, but if you manage to make your way through the angry people blocking the entrance, there is usually more room up in the crowd. But the bottleneck getting through there is so bad that it is scary. There is also only one bathroom, which is back in the main entry foyer. You have to wait in a super long line since there are way too many people for the number of stalls. That all being said, Pacha's sound system was unreal. I think they have the best sound system on the island. If you can manage to make it to a stairwell and get upstairs, the balcony view is the perfect way to hide from the crowds. You won't get a straight on view of the DJ, but I think it's worth it. There is also room to sit up there! There is a lot of seating areas around in the other "rooms", but you wouldn't be able to see the production or DJ. I surprisingly don't even think they oversell the club, because there is plenty of room in certain places. They just need to use security to keep the egress areas clear. I would recommend getting in early and getting up onto the dance floor so that you can stay there all night and won't have to travel through the main entrance once it is packed. Other than these few issues, I think that Pacha is a great club and deserves to be checked out!

Showed my friend a photo of the dancer and she loved her dress. Anyone know where you can buy it?! Loved Opening Night at Pacha. My first time clubbing, and it was amazing.

Horrible! 80 € entrance. There's no "rooms" just sections with things on the walls (nothing special) Not really instagramable. Terrance was okay. The outside is the only thing worth taking photos of. Only go if you like the music, plan to be on massive amount of drugs, like the feeling of being a sardine in a can and of course lung cancer. The only plus side was the music

I was the biggest fan of the legendary Pacha NYC while it was open so it was a no brainer that I would go to the original Pacha while in Ibiza! Bought tickets to see Hot Since 82 and wooo, thank God for techno! The entrance was a breeze and all the staff we encountered were pretty cool. The club itself is huge with a spacious dance floor and another floor that includes VIP. Drinks are expensive, but again it is Ibiza. It did get pretty packed as the night progressed and the crowd wasn't the nicest so beware. The party at Pacha keeps going until late in the morning but most of us called it quits at before 5am. Def. recommend coming at least once for the experience.

If you have an American palate (like I do) and a voracious love of salt... tread slowly! The meals are definitely "tapas like"... the larger meals I saw were for employees to pick and choose from (ribs, pasta, etc). Heck, I would have preferred those dishes...(slovenly American appetite that which I have) Back to what I was writing... My meal: Tip: Water is $8/per bottle!!! *I started off with a specialty drink *Bread = appertif (I think) is $4 includes chunks of manchego cheese, olive oil and crusty bread hunks * Cauliflower tabouleh with fresh herbs and raisins (10 €) * Shrimp and langoustine carpaccio, creme fraiche and raspberries (18€)---- I sent it back... it's too raw for me!! *I changed up and got the.... * Marinated salmon, fresh fennel, almonds, avocado, cherries (16€) Total of 48€) ---------- Atmosphere: (after hours) The DJ came on and the show began for those over 50+ for the Duran Duran folks!!! Fun with an almost Vegas, snooty feel because folks were celebrating the 30+ years since DD had performed! Think high school reunions with lots of female only tables & husbands/wives-- divorcées and NO adult children nor grand babies to think about! Pacha is the party/celebration spot!!! After eating.... I went into the nightclub to dance off my meal and beverage Specialty bottle of white wine (45 €). NOPE Tanqueray with Sprite ( they give a full mini bottle of Sprite ..... tastes like diet or sugar free Sprite)... um.. no thank you! But I drank it.... I should have gotten that water. I believe they WATER down the liquor. Seriously!!! Well, I better stop there . Most 50+ came in lit!!! so they purchased bottles already sealed (they know what's up). TIP: By by the bottle I hope this review helps all!!!

We decided to try this place because it's a Ibiza staple. Performers and staff are amazing and deserve 5 stars. The place itself is a tourist trap. We consumed 8 cocktails. Bartender filled them 1/2 way with liquor every time. I'm sure everyone reading this would agree that by 8 drinks in any human body would be intoxicated, dancing, and smiling. Instead we have all have a stomach ache, a sour experience, and even a bartender confirmed the premium liquor we purchased was not real. It really is a shame.

You cannot come to Ibiza and not go to Pacha! When you first walk in it may seem like it's not that busy but keep walking and it get packed toward the stage. There's an outside area that is pretty cool where you can take cool selfies or pictures with friends. I love that there are seatings for non VIP so if you get a little tired then there is an option to sit and take a break from dancing. Security is pretty tight here. They walk around often and if they see someone too drunk or acting out of control, they will take care of it.

This place was nuts! We came to Ibiza for a team offsite and we wanted to make sure we got to this place with anyone who was interested in clubbing. Let me preface this review...I am no clubber...but when in Ibiza! :) Came here relatively early and there was plenty of space for us to lock down a spot with our large group near the DJ stage...FUN! As the night rolled into morning the crowd grew and grew and grew. I was literally feeling like a sardine in a can, being swayed back-and-forth by those around me... Dancers appeared at some point during the evening and they were there when we left at ~6:00am. The cigarette smoke bugged me but that's Spain for ya. The place isn't particularly clean and it is expensive but perhaps that is my lack of knowledge of other clubs. Also, you can be completely casual here...not like the places in Las Vegas where you need to be dressed to the 9s and in heels. So YAY for ladies who hate heels like me!

I loved the live entertainment and the on going clarity of the DJ-ing music! Too bad their drinks (even water) is super expensive! It was about 16 euros or more for a simple drink! That's the catch. People buy because they are either too sober or too thirsty to keep partying on until 7am! If you are in the center of Pacha, the music really draws you in to continue partying on!

So I stopped by Pacha for Martin Solveig's My House night (on Wednesdays) and although the venue may be oddly formatted for some, I really did enjoy my time for the most part both because of the music and the venue. The acts are all themed by a major DJ of the day which then creates a theme of DJs throughout the night (starting from smallest to biggest) in case you're unfamiliar with the Ibiza styling which is a bit different from the American clubs. They also have the set lists on paper all over the club in case you're curious about timing which is fairly welcome. Solveig had a fairly solid list that night including the Magician and Don Diablo and they were pretty much all lots of fun. The club itself is a bit of a maze but a fairly standard indoor club. There is a first floor with tables all around. There is interestingly a second floor which is also fairly expansive. If you get can it, there's one spot about right above the DJ where you can watch nearly the entire night (just watch out for all the fog blast machines/confetti). Other than being a bit confusing, it's fairly spacious. The club opens at midnight and will stay up fairly long (to the morning) with the height of the evening obviously being around the main DJ's appearance (about 3-4AM). Pacha has a lot of the big effects in play from go go dancers, lasers, fog and when they're all in full effect, it's quite a sight to see. The crowd here (at least the night I was there) was a bit more rowdy and pushy although I'm sure that changes night to night. Drinks are fairly standard Ibiza club fare (+15 euros) and there are a numerous amount of bars all around where you shouldn't have to wait around too long to get something. Ticket prices are about 50 euros for guys (just straight from the website) which seemed on average with other locations. Pacha isn't the biggest/baddest club on the block but they know how to throw a good party and the venue is solid enough for good vibes/a good time.

Saved the best club for last. The best club I've ever been to. This was my last stop for partying in Ibiza savoring every minute of it. Pacha is deckout out from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. From room to room, it's like a maze with a different theme, different music and bar. I haven't been anywhere like this. Everyone is friendly and there for the same reason.. To chill and enjoy the music and vibe. We left around 3 am back to the hotel to take a flight back to Barcelona at 6 am. No sleep but well worth the experience.

We flew half way around the world to go and party at Pacha. We were stoked to be flying out to ibiza and we had to go to legendary Pacha! It was on and we were ready to have a blast! Soul Clap was out there and Hot Since 82. Went with 2 friends and my Fiancé. Bought the tickets online and printed out at home - that was the best way to guarantee you have them. You must print tickets out- know that on the island wifi is shotty and not reliable. We looked up the dress code because pacha is notorious for enforcing it - know this is for your enjoyment - it keeps drunk gross "bros" out of the club and focuses on dance music lovers. PLEASE TAKE NOTE that no beach shoes are allowed in the club and trust me thats a good thing- there is a lot of GLASS on the ground and getting stomped on so they want your feet safe. Wear real shoes. We rolled up at 1am and had no problems and the small line moved very fast. Everyone was very nice and friendly. As soon as you enter and go down the stairs the stage is on your right - its a good level and feels a bit intimate even for such a big club. I was able to say hi to Eli and dance. We got vodka tonics at the ground bar to the left - great bartender very nice guy! We had vodka tonics and they were strong- yes the drinks are expensive its ibiza clubbing so at least they poured very fairly. Bathrooms were clean for a busy club on a friday and the attendant was very nice. So lets talk about me the tourist from phoenix loosing her Phone in Pacha on the crowded dance floor!!! Yes i made the horrible mistake of thinking i latched my phone on my lanyard but i didnt and it was gone :( we told all of our awesome new dance friends around us and to all of our bartenders but i really had just come to terms i was never seeing it again. We all know how it usually goes down. My friends checked the bar again about an hour later and someone had turned it in!!!! I got my phone back!!! We proceeded to celebrate and party - it was beautiful!!! We closed the club and thanked everyone for a great night - the manager at the end of the night in his fancy suit outside was incredibly friendly and i told him for 10 years i had wanted to go to pacha and it lived up to everything i had hoped. We were not VIP - we were not locals - yet pacha treated us like both of those things :) thank you so much :)

Anyone who's heard of Ibiza has heard of how this magical place is without a doubt, the party paradise capital of the world. Yeah... and you want to know why...? A huge reason is Pacha Ibiza. Pacha Ibiza is certainly contributes to the Ibiza party scene and it is what all other clubs should model themselves after. Not only is it a very beautiful club with many different rooms, dance floors and a rooftop lounge/ bar area where you can also order hookah and food. It seriously puts other clubs to shame and the name Pacha on the map. I only wish the Pacha NYC was a slight more like this epic club. The night I went, it was EPICA and although I got there shortly around midnight, I still waited eagerly until 2amish for both Hard Rock Sofa and Bingo Players. This was perfect for me and my friend to go explore the club before it got too crowded. Keep in mind, my flight was at 7am... so I only was able to stay until 4am (TOTALLY WORTH IT) before running back to my hotel and heading to Ibiza airport to catch my 3 connecting flights back to JFK. What makes Pacha awesome are their numberous levels and rooms for partying, lots of VIP tables, beautiful club dancers, vividly awesome lights/ streamers/ etc and most importantly has some of the biggest djs spin on the regular until the wee hours in the morning... my overall experience here was unreal and I only wish we had clubs like this in NYC. Just beware, after coming here... all your future partying experiences will pale in comparison... although this is on the other side of the island away from the other major clubs, no trip to Ibiza would be complete without partying at the world famous Pacha!! However, don't act like I didn't warn you to prepare for it's awesomeness!

wow... We landed in Ibiza around 1am on a Monday night... now Tuesday and got to the hotel around 1:30am. We quickly got ready, did a really quick pre-gaming at the apartment and got a cab there around 3am just in time for Swedish House Mafia. We were tired from a long day in Amsterdam right before we got to Ibiza and all the traveling, but I am glad that we picked Pacha to start off the crazy week in Ibiza! There was a big crowd of people waiting outside the club, but we somehow cut in line (by accident I swear) and got to the front of the line right away. It was 70 Euros for guys and free for girls, but 70 euros for guys was pretty f'in steep! Since we were on vacation, the guys paid the 70 euros and we went inside. The main area was PACKED but we found a little place behind the bar that was perfect. SHM was killin it at the club and we had a really good time!

Pacha was definitely a must experience on the island. The sound, lighting, etc was second to none and awesome. The main room was great, but the highlight of the night for my wife and I was the "Funky Room" with Willie Graff where you can dance for hours. If in Ibiza, go!

We went on the night David Guetta's club was featured F*** Me I'm Famous and it was amazing. I've never seen anything like itty in my life. There were women suspended from ceiling dancing, costume changes, a dancer on stilts, dancers on a rotating platform. The drinks were expensive like 18 euro for a sex on the beach although it was the prettiest sex on the beach I've ever had. You see all sorts of ppl in there. There were Lady Gagas, a couple in tiger costumes, ppl covered in glitter, to women in dresses that I'm certain cost more than a years worth of my rent. It was super packed after 1am. You can get there early to explore but it doesn't get good until most clubs would normally be closing. We left around 3 am which was around the time we could ppl slumping over in corners puking their guts up and that it was so packed you couldn't get through w out feeling like you were being crushed.

Definitely the most well known club in the world... I'll give it that!! Regardless of what I have to say about this place, you know you HAVE to go if you're ever in Ibiza!! If you don't... it would be like going to Paris w/out visiting the Eiffel Tower! London w/out seeing Big Ben! New York w/out ....ok you get the idea! The club itself is OOBER packed! Which can be a good or bad thing based on your preference, but its basically like trying to get around in a mosh pit at a Metallica concert; pretty impossible! There's ALWAYS a cover of at least 75 euros depending on where you buy your tickets and for what night. Drinks are ridiculously overpriced. And the club itself is not very well decorated or appealing to the eye. Alright Alright, I know, I'm a ball of complaints! But now for all the pros that compensate and will salvage your night: Simply put: You're at the most infamous club in the world!!! Savor the experience and dance your bum off because Pacha has some of the best and most world renowned DJs like Tiesto, Guetta, and Swedish House Mafia just to name a few! We were there last summer to see David Guetta and he blew our minds! Oh Yea... You HAVE to go in the summer because that's when their season begins w/theme nights and special guests. Check the website for event info. The dancers are also probably some of the hottest models ever! It just seems like everyone who lives on this island is gorgeous... and they all Moonlight at Pacha after hours! ...And did I mention?? Open til 7am! So you can go straight to your hotel's complimentary continental breakfast from the club! :-P ...You're going to have an amazing night!! **Ladies: Feel free to dress ABSOLUTELY comfortably at any of the clubs in Ibiza, including Pacha! Everybody does! It's a beach town! Coming from the states, my gal pals and I are used to dolling up and donning our best heels for the clubs, but not here, which is kind of a relief! Just make sure you can dance all night in whatever you wear, otherwise those blisters are going to kill you the following morning in the salt water and sand! ...Trust me!! Oh... and be sure to buy an 85 euro sweater or 55 euro Tee Shirt to show off to your friends back home and say that you've been to the Legendary Pacha in Ibiza!! ;-)

Pacha I love you. You were the the amazing start of the best and craziest weekend of my life. 30 minutes after my friends and I landed in Ibiza airport around 1am and changed in our apartment, we were on the way to Pacha. We bought tickets to see Dirty South here a month ago. We arrived at Pacha past 2am and there was no line, so we gleefully whisked straight in. The music was fantastic, like a drug that kept us dancing all night. This place made me fell in love with house (I'm usually a dubstep/d&b girl) because the mixes were so entrancing. The next time we checked our watches that night it was already past 4am. Hey, it's still early! We kept on dancing until almost 7am and the sun was up. This was a great night that cannot be told in words. You have to feel the bliss. I would take a star down for paying so much for drinks. But the fun I had at Pacha overrides the 10 EUR I paid for a bottle of water and the 17 EUR my friend paid for vodka and red bull--ridiculous right!? Pacha, we shall be reunited...when I have enough money to return to Ibiza.

There's a reason Pacha is ranked one of the top clubs in the world. The production value that goes into the special nights is insane! I was in Ibiza for a little over 3 weeks, in the summer of 2017, and we hit Pacha multiple nights. Their Flower Power night is absolutely amazing. The attentive nature of the Hosts, on remembering my friend and I, each time we approached the door was great; knowing they have their tables sold out almost every night, and they still remembered us and greeted us. Now, I know not too many industry folk will have the opportunity to head to Ibiza, but if you do get a chance, watch and learn.

I've seen my share of nightclubs, yet have not seen anything remotely similar to Pacha. This is a party machine, going well after sunrise and putting on a show like no other. A few folks complained about the price, but come on, do expect to see world' stop DJs for cheap? There wasn't even a line to get in at 2am, so enjoying Pacha didn't even require a wait. Inside, the club was packed of course.

Pacha is a great club. You feel like you're inside someone's villa the minute you step in. Great talent here and also a great sound system. One piece of advice: beware of pickpockets. Don't wear any expensive jewelry or watches. Had multiple people digging into back pockets here.

My 1st night ever in Ibiza after landing and I got to see Eric Morillo. After that Guetta and Afrojcak. Out of my 10 in Ibiza, I enjoyed 2x of those memorable ones at this club. I am from SF, USA, and this place is amazing. Security is nice, bouncers are nice, bartenders are nice, felt like everyone was nice. I went around mid-September to early-October and it was packed, but didn't have to wait for too long to get taxis. I cannot wait to go back!

Pacha has a reputation and I wanted to see what it was all about. Solomun was headlining over the weekend, so we bought our tickets and popped in. Club opens at midnight and was open until about 7:30AM. Everyone was having a really good time. Even though it gets very crowded, people have a really positive vibe in the club. Unlike the US clubs I've been to, lots of drinking but not a lot of drunk folks partying too hard. Well, at least the night I came. It never seems to slow down here. They sure know how to keep the party going. Great lights, great sound system, staff is on point (cleaning, making sure everyone's behaving). Drinks are pricey (as always). You can expect to pay 15euro and up for a single drink. Can't speak for table service or anything like that, but a fun experience for me and my friend!

Pacha is another one of those amazing Ibiza clubs to play. Home of some of the greatest DJs, Pacha is fun & exciting experience. The restaurant offers a Mediterranean-Japanese menu, & is sure to offer delicacies to please everyone. After you enjoy a flavorful meal, go shake it to your favorite style of house/trance music. One of my absolute favorite places, for sure!

Pacha was the club that we had heard the most about, and in our minds, was going to be the best club in Ibiza. We came on a night Digweed was playing and arrived around midnight. We entered the main dance floor to find out very crowded and a bit claustrophobic. We moved around a few times until we found a spot where we could be comfortable. From there, we had a great time and a night I'll always remember. We wandered around to the other rooms and eventually the roof. You can tell Pacha is an older club by it's semi-secret passageways. They make it unique and provide some history to Pacha's long life in Ibiza. In short, Pacha is a must visit during your trip to Ibiza.

Came here for a Tiesto set my first time and it was crazy. It's jam packed in there, definitely an older, heavily touted popular spot - maze-y, many bars, seating areas to rest your legs and a lot of passageways so don't get lost in fog hazes, girls. I see reviews about cover, there has never been any for me, but if that's an issue and you don't mind dining at Pacha they will comp your entry and give you a band. My traveling friend I met there (yes I make friends wherever I go :)), her bf and his friends ate there and were all comped - I have no idea what they charge men otherwise (probably 1.5:2 what women get charged, if Ibiza clubs marketing tactics are like most metro US cities)

This place is laughable. I guess I'm not the only one who wants to give Pacha zero stars. I go to Vegas all the time, so I understand table situations and am familiar with a lot of the BS that goes on at clubs. That being said, Pacha takes it to a whole new level. Their rude service and unfilled guarantees ruined what should have been a great night in Ibiza. We ended up going to one of the many other clubs on the island. Probably worked out for the best, because the crowd and music at Pacha was extremely underwhelming anyway.

Some of my best times out I spent at Pacha. I used to live at Brisol so I could walk to Pacha and come back at dawn with no trouble. I like about Pacha that it has the different areas. I love to start the night at the Latin mini club, then the more RB room , then the upstairs and of course the main room. I also like the fact that every night there is a different promoter and it feels like a totally different club. In the winter it is a lot more intimate and that tooo is a treat. I believe that Ibiza in the winter is a great place to be as well. Special mention to the guys at the door. And to the ice cream parlor on the downstairs of Brisol!

I had good intentions on going here but they straight up lie on there website that they are open. They are not open year round like they say. The fact of the matter the island pretty much is not open after October. A lot of businesses are closed and even the businesses that help explore the island mopeds / vehicles are closed as well. The island is open tourists from May to September primarily. With the summer being the high season, which is the time to go for top DJ acts. If you're American do not go here to be ripped off by over priced food/ drinks when Las Vegas is a shorter venture.

Perhaps the best club in the world - a visit to Pacha alone is worth the trip to Ibiza! Cover is very reasonable given the quality of DJs playing, and the ambiance is unparalleled. As context, I've also been to several other Ibiza clubs, including Eden, Space, and Amnesia, just about every club in Vegas (including Marquee and XS), and quite a few in New York and throughout Europe and Asia. This one is the best so far.

We were staying in Sant Antoni di Portmany, the West End, and we had to walk to find the discobus that transports party people to the clubs...we had found a ticket outlet that sold tickets to Pacha and they were 50 euros a piece...We hopped on the discobus (that was actually what it was called) and off we went... I saw Pacha from a mile away, it was illuminated by purple lights. There was a huge mural with incandescent butterflies near the entrance...the party was named Subliminal, and indeed it was... The interior was very posh, and the special effects are spectacular, from the blasts of dry ice, to the laser light shows, to the fireworks coming out of the ceiling. We found a roster and Erick Morillo wouldn't come on til 4a.m. so we basically stayed and danced for 6 hours. Another notable dj: Chuckie AMAZING CLUB.

Amazing! Saw David Guetta perform and later met him in the bathroom. World Class establishment. One the finest clubs in the world! People from all over were here! We truly had an unforgettable experience being in Ibiza, Spain and partying like royalty.

I came here on a Saturday night. Pacha is like a super sized version of all the night clubs I've been to. It has a massive dance floor, mezzanine areas and an outdoor terrace. The sound system is excellent and the DJ was great. Though the place is packed as hell and a total sausage fest. Be prepared to shove your way through mountains of dudes to dance with a girl. Drinks are expensive (~18€ each).

One of the best club in the world for line up and organisation. I have been at their closing party last weekend where the main DJ performing was Bob Sinclair. The place is huge, like an amphitheatre with 3 levels of tables and bars around the main dancefloor, plus a terrace on 2 floors. Apart from the music that was really good, I found it very clean and organised, as I didn't wait a second queuing at the ladies and the place was full but not unbereable. Also, the heating system was great, as it wasn't too hot as it usually is in crowded clubs. Quite pricey, entrance €45 for girls and €50 for guys and cocktails €15, but definitely worthed.

We happened to be in Ibiza for the pre-opening weekend of the summer season. If you've heard of any clubs in Ibiza, you've probably heard of Pacha. There's a cover to get in, so make sure to get a ticket beforehand. You'll have no problems finding tickets, cause most hostels, stores, promoters walking around will have tickets (generally for the same price). When we first walked in, we ended up in a room where there were some people who worked there dressed up like doctors/nurses with a hospital bed in the middle. It was a strange thing to witness... The next room was the main room where the DJ was and the crowd was. We found some space towards the side by a bar. The drinks were expensive, but that's to be expected. If you get too hot, there is a second floor. We were able to find some space under an A/C vent to cool off from dancing. There were other rooms/areas as well, but I can't quite remember them :P I wish I was here for a DJ I knew, but it was only pre-opening weekend and I still had fun! A must go if you're in Ibiza!

Amazing! Saw guetta here a couple of summers ago, but first we had a 4 hour dinner at the Asian restaurant in Pacha, and our waiter was badass. I was surprised at the quality of the food. By the time we were finished with dinner it was 2 am and we headed into the club. The layout of pacha I found to be very nice. It isn't like the other super clubs in Ibiza like privilege and amnesia, it has like passageways and different areas and definitely cool with the outdoor space. We ended up getting a couple of bottles of goose, which was definitely really expensive...but worth it. Overall, it was my fav club in Ibiza and definitely worth it to go see once.

What a bummer. Only giving an extra star over 1 because Soluman and Maceo looks like a good line-up. It was oversold, couldn't hear shit, talent didnt really translate what they could have done with this night.

Where's my zero stars option? Pre arranged a table with 4 of my best mates, only to be promised a certain table, have it taken away, then tried to be up sold on a smaller table for more money. The experience was laughable. To be so insulted and treated so rudely was unexpected. Amnesia, Ocean Club, Blue Marlin, Ushuaia, All WAY BETTER Than pacha. Staff was unprofessional and the clientele was a little "mature" in age. This place is on the outs. Pacha=terrible. Avoid.

I am pretty experienced in the club scene, been to nice clubs from Vegas - Miami. 1st time to Ibiza and had to check out legendary Pacha...well ladies and gents, it was not what I expected. Cons: - I booked ahead of time $250 per person for a table for 6 months ahead of time. David Guetta/Afrojack were spinning (I've seen both many times before, Great Sets!!). But their club sets were not anything like Vegas or festivals. I guess they cater to that region, which is no bangers and music with no drops....almost like swanky sushi bar in a nice hotel music. - When we got there, we were given a table literally 2ft x 2ft and seating area that might have fit 3 people max. I complained and the hostess told me they were all booked and if I wanted a better table it would cost me an additional $1000. We flew 5000 miles, prepaid, and Uber'd to the club...we weren't going to walk out - Cigarette smoke everywhere! - Stupid palm tree in the middle blocking the stage, I get it...it's Pacha and palm trees is the decor, but I promise most are in there for the DJ and music. - If you don't have a table, good luck. Dance floor was shoulder to shoulder, you can't move or dance. Pros: - A List festival lineup in one club - Hostess and sever were very attentive - Club hours 12am-daylight I would recommend if you haven't been to check it out, but it's nothing like Vegas clubs like Omnia, XS, etc..

We experienced Pacha on their opening night for Epica -The energy is sooo LIVE! I love it! The other tourists are fun, music is great - better than any mixing I've heard in the states. My best friend who isn't much of a partier stayed out until 5:30 AM here - she danced the whole night. Drinks and entry is costly, I suggest purchasing on the street from the vendors or having your hotel purchase the ticket. Predrink if you can, we bought 4 drinks for 70 euros, 100 USD. My friends small bottle of water was 11 euros, 16 usd. Besides being very costly, Pacha is a definite go, I will surely be back. Keep an eye out for their dj lineup, it's always filled w/ the best acts.

There's nothing I didn't love about Pacha. My friend and I walked in, paid the 30 euro cover and immediately knew it would be worth it. The ambiance is incredible, as is the decor. The crowd is always so cool, ready to party. We were somehow upgraded to the VIP section, located right behind the DJ stand, which gave us extra room to dance and mingle and just have a great time. All of the staff was incredibly friendly, attentive and charming. If I ever have the means to go back to Ibiza, Pacha will be number one on my list for nightlife once again. Viva Espana and Viva Ibiza!

Never go when a "famus" DJ is playing, you overpay for nothing, like €80 go DavidG since It is not possible to breath or move inside....or you have thousands € for a table. Beside this we argue with a waitress when we ask to take the bottle of Malibu make a shot and smell since for us was just water, we ask to open a new bottle to remake our drink. Waitress was very kind and since she could not say anything when she smell the "water Malibu", we had a new cocktail.

My first night in Ibiza and its opening night in Pasha, Perfect! I had always heard of Pasha as it's probably one of the most famous clubs in Ibiza. 40 Euros entry, sounds privet, but is reasonable compared to some others. Lovely interior, chill out areas with comfy cushions all around. Great tunes and plenty of bars all around. @17 Euro for a cocktail! A lot nicer than I was expecting, definitely worth going to

What can I say??? P A C H A!!!! Is the cream of the CLUB scene. Once you party @ this this there is no going back to any other clubs in NY, MIAMI, BARCA, L.A or just any where in the world. This club takes you into an EPIC journey of Electro/House/Minimal/Deep Ritual/ House music. Expensive to get in, and for people like me (Ordinary) it takes me the entire year to save up just to drain it all in 3 weeks in clubs like these in Ibiza. 7 days a week expect it to be pack with super dj's from Erick Morillo, Angello, Luciano, and the list goes on on on spinning the white labels but on the MAC's and on CD's!!!!!!

Welcome to the greatest club in the world! Or so the DJ says as soon as you enter the club. I will describe my experience from start to finish. First, prepare to wait in a very lengthy "queue" once you arrive. We actually ordered our tickets online beforehand, which is highly recommended as everything in Ibiza should be planned. If you buy tickets before, sometimes you can skip the line. Once inside, you realize that you have turned into a Spanish sardine as almost every person in Ibiza has crammed into the same club as you. The music is loud, the lights are bright, and the drinks are strong. You may wonder, "This sounds horrible." Believe me when I say this, despite being in an over-crowded venue with overpriced drinks, this is one of the most memorable clubs that I have ever been to. The main reason you go to Pacha is for the thrill of the show. The combination of music and effects is spectacular beyond belief. This club attracts the biggest names around the world. You absolutely cannot leave Ibiza without spending a night in Pacha.

By far the best night I spent in Ibiza. We were there for the 60's themed night and were treated to a hell of a show. Performers were fantastic and my 10 friends all had a blast. I mean they drove two harleys on the dance floor in the middle of the performance... it was the kind of over the top experience you expect from Ibiza.

Home to many of the worlds most famous dj's. Pacha installs a unique feeling of class and glamour. if your looking for a VIP experience in Ibiza, then pacha is definitely on the top of the list! Holding HUGE residency's like Steve aoki, David guetta, MK, Pacha also has worldwide recognition and must be seen on your ibiza holiday!

Disappointing and Boring! Maybe it's the Sunday Solomon party....maybe it's just that Europeans like repetitive house music that goes nowhere...maybe people expect shitty inattentive bartenders that charge over priced drinks. I was trying really hard to have fun and got there at 2 when the party was supposed to be bumpin', but it was just a sweaty meat market where it was at lest 6 guys to 1 woman. And forget buying ladies drinks. Men with 5'o'clock shadow seem to have priority with the gay bartenders. Way more fun pretending to be a porn star at a bar down by Space where he guys gave massages and buy drinks and you can have a laugh and people watch. Boooo Pacha. Boooo.