Ibiza Pool Party & Nightclub Pass, Incl O Beach, Eden & More

Three parties, one pass, plenty of choices. This Ibiza pass gives you free entry to three major clubs or pool parties, including O Beach Ibiza, Eden, Chinois, and Es Paradis. I like the freedom to choose your own mix of daytime pool energy and late-night club sessions. I also like the extra savings on food, boats, scooters, yoga, and drinks, which make the $69 price easier to justify.

The main drawback is the fine print around timing. You must collect your tickets in San Antonio before visiting any venue, and every club has its own entry deadline and dress code. The pass information also refers to both a seven-day party period and 10-day validity, so I would confirm the exact activation dates when you collect it.

Key points at a glance

• Choose any three events: Pick from eight major Ibiza clubs and pool parties instead of following a fixed schedule.
• Collect before you party: Tickets and the discount booklet must be picked up at Itaca Beach Bar in San Antonio between 11 AM and 6 PM.
• O Beach works best early: Entry is free every day before 2 PM, making it a strong choice for a daytime party.
• Nightclub cutoffs matter: Eden, Es Paradis, Swag, and Chinois all have different final entry times.
• The extras add real value: Discounts include 50% off the boat to Formentera, 2-for-1 drink offers, and free mini golf.
• Dress for the venue: Nightclubs do not allow sandals or vests, while dayclubs require smart beachwear.

What you get for $69 in Ibiza

At $69 per person, the pass is not simply three nightclub tickets. It is a small nightlife and activity package that can help reduce the cost of a week in Ibiza.

You receive free entry to any three participating venues, a discount booklet for use around the island, and selected two-for-one drink offers. The advertised value is more than $150, though your actual saving depends on which events you choose and how many discounts you use.

I see the strongest value if you plan to attend at least three listed venues anyway. Ibiza door prices can make a spontaneous night expensive, especially if you add drinks and a taxi. This pass lets you set the main party budget in advance.

The value is less certain if you only want one big night or if your plans change often. You cannot use the pass for unlimited club entry, and additional events beyond the three included are not covered. Food, drinks inside the clubs, transport between venues, accommodation, and travel to Ibiza are also excluded.

The discount booklet can make the pass useful even outside the clubs. A single 50 percent saving on the boat to Formentera could make a noticeable difference, while the smaller food and scooter discounts are handy if you use those services anyway.

Collect your tickets before anything else

The most important practical step happens before your first party. You must go to Itaca Beach Bar in San Antonio between 11 AM and 6 PM to collect your nightclub and pool party tickets, along with the discount booklet.

Look for a team member in a white CREATE branded T-shirt. This person will arrange the pass materials and answer questions about using them. You cannot simply show up at a club and expect the digital booking confirmation to replace the collected tickets.

I would make this your first task after arriving in San Antonio. The collection window is limited to daytime hours, and the nightlife itself may continue well into the night. Arriving late in Ibiza and heading straight to a venue could leave you without the tickets you need.

Bring your passport or ID card. You should also keep the discount booklet with you when using offers at venues and businesses. Treat it as part of your party kit, not as a receipt to leave in your accommodation.

Pick three parties from eight very different venues

The pass gives you a choice of eight venues. That choice is the heart of the experience, since you can build a week around the kind of Ibiza night you prefer.

O Beach Ibiza

O Beach offers free entry every day before 2 PM. This is the clearest daytime option in the pass and a good pick if you want pool-party energy rather than a late club finish.

The early entry cutoff matters. You need to plan around arriving before 2 PM, not simply visiting at any time during the day. Smart beachwear is required, so pack something suitable for a polished pool setting rather than ordinary sightseeing clothes.

O Beach may suit you if you want one of your three included events to happen during daylight. It also leaves your evening free for dinner, drinks, or a separate club night.

Cova Santa

Cova Santa offers free entry on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday before 8 PM. The earlier deadline means you should treat it as an evening-start event, not a late-night arrival.

This option fits a schedule that begins with food or drinks and then moves into a party. The available days give you some flexibility, but Monday, Tuesday, and Friday are not included according to the pass terms.

Chinois Ibiza

Chinois allows free entry Wednesday through Sunday before 1 AM. That late cutoff gives you more breathing room than O Beach or Cova Santa, though you still need to reach the venue before the stated time.

This could be a useful choice for a night when you want dinner first and a club afterward. It is also one of the more flexible selections for a weekend plan, since entry is available Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday as well as Wednesday.

Blue Marlin

Blue Marlin offers free entry Thursday through Sunday before 5 PM. Like O Beach, it belongs in a daytime or late-afternoon plan.

The 5 PM cutoff gives you a little more time than O Beach’s 2 PM deadline, but you should still avoid leaving this stop until the evening. Smart beachwear applies to dayclub settings, so plan your outfit before you set out.

Eden Ibiza

Eden offers free entry every night before 12:30 AM. This is one of the easiest choices to fit into a late-night schedule, provided you arrive before half past midnight.

Eden is a strong pick if you want a traditional nightclub evening and do not want to commit to an early entry deadline. Remember that no sandals or vests are allowed at nightclubs, so your clothing needs to meet the venue rules.

Es Paradis

Es Paradis offers free entry Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday before 1 AM. The days are limited, but the late entry time makes it practical on one of those nights.

I would look at your week first and then decide if Es Paradis fits. If your schedule includes a Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday night, this can be an easy way to use one of the three included entries.

Swag Ibiza

Swag offers free entry Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before 1 AM. It gives you several useful weekend choices and one weekday option.

The 1 AM deadline is generous enough for a late start, but you should not assume it means entry is available all night. As with the other nightclubs, wear proper nightlife clothing and avoid sandals and vests.

Build a sensible seven-day party plan

The pass allows you to spread your three events across the week or use them close together. I prefer spreading them out, since Ibiza nightlife can become tiring when every night turns into a late finish.

A balanced plan might combine one daytime party at O Beach or Blue Marlin with two nightclubs. That gives you different types of Ibiza nightlife and avoids spending all three entries on similar events.

You could also choose three nightclubs if pool parties are not your thing. Eden, Es Paradis, Swag, and Chinois give you several late-night options, but each has its own eligible days and entry cutoff.

The activity information describes the pass as valid for 10 days from first activation, while the club section describes using three entries over seven days. I would ask the CREATE team to explain this timing clearly when you collect your materials. Do not assume the 10-day window means every club entry can be spread across 10 full days.

The pass does not include transportation between venues. You need to arrange your own way around Ibiza, and the cost of getting between San Antonio, clubs, and pool parties can affect the final value. The included scooter discount may help if you already planned to rent one, but the pass does not provide a scooter or transfers.

Use the food and drink offers with care

The food discounts are modest but useful. You receive 10 percent off at Bam-Bu-Ku, Skinny Kitchen, and Bay Bar.

Ten percent will not transform your holiday budget, but it can offset some meal costs if you already plan to eat at one of these places. I would not choose a restaurant solely for a small discount. Use the offer when it fits your route and your appetite.

The drink offers are more noticeable:

• Two cocktails for €10 at Itaca Ibiza
• Two drinks for €10 at Linekers
• Two drinks for €10 at Irish Bay

These offers may provide better value than a small food reduction, especially if you are travelling with a friend and can share the deal. Check the booklet and present it when required. The offers apply at selected businesses, not automatically inside every nightclub.

Food and drinks at the clubs are not included. That point matters because club prices can quickly exceed the cost of the pass itself. Think of the pass as covering entry and reducing selected costs, not as an all-inclusive nightlife package.

Add a boat day or island activity

The pass can also lower the cost of daytime plans. You receive 50 percent off the boat to Formentera and €100 off a private boat charter with Untapped.

The Formentera discount is likely the most broadly useful of the two, since it applies to a shared boat trip rather than requiring a private booking. If you already want a day on the water, this offer can make the pass more attractive even if you are unsure about using every food discount.

The private charter saving is larger, but it only helps if you are travelling with a group that wants to book a private boat. A discount is not a saving if you would not have purchased the charter in the first place.

You also get 10 percent off scooter rentals, 20 percent off yoga with Boo, and 20 percent off Take Off Ibiza adrenaline experiences. These offers widen the pass beyond nightlife, but they are optional. I would choose them because they suit your plans, not simply because the booklet lists them.

There is also a free round of mini golf at Big Putts Ibiza. That is a light, low-pressure extra for a day when you want something different from clubs, beaches, and boat trips.

Dress codes and timing can make or break the plan

Ibiza venues set their own entry rules, but the basic guidance is clear. Nightclubs do not allow sandals or vests. Dayclubs require smart beachwear.

This means you should pack at least one proper nightlife outfit and one presentable pool-party outfit. A beach day outfit may not be enough for a nightclub, and casual club clothing may not suit a pool venue.

Timing deserves equal attention. Free entry is tied to specific deadlines:

• O Beach: before 2 PM every day
• Blue Marlin: before 5 PM Thursday through Sunday
• Cova Santa: before 8 PM on selected days
• Eden: before 12:30 AM every night
• Chinois: before 1 AM Wednesday through Sunday
• Es Paradis: before 1 AM Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
• Swag: before 1 AM Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

I would save these times in your phone and build your evening around them. Missing a cutoff could mean paying an extra entry charge or losing the benefit of one included event.

Who will get the most from this pass

I recommend the pass most strongly to people planning a full Ibiza holiday with at least three parties on the agenda. It suits you if you like making your own schedule and want a mix of dayclubs, nightclubs, food deals, and island activities.

It also works well for friends travelling together. The drink deals are easier to use with another person, and the choice of venues lets each person help shape the week.

You may want to skip it if you are staying for a short visit, dislike clubbing, or already have all your nights booked. It is also less appealing if your accommodation is far from San Antonio and collecting the tickets would be difficult.

The pass is not a VIP product. It does not include table reservations, bottle service, priority treatment, transport, or drinks inside clubs. Its benefit is practical savings and choice, not luxury access.

One verified booking from Alisha in the United Kingdom, dated August 30, 2025, gave the experience five stars and described it as very good. That brief response points to the simple appeal of the product: it makes arranging several Ibiza parties easier. Still, your result will depend on using the tickets before their cutoffs and collecting them in time.

Should you book the Ibiza nightlife pass?

Book it if you expect to attend three listed venues and can collect the tickets in San Antonio during the 11 AM to 6 PM window. At $69, the pass can pay for itself through club entry alone, with the Formentera boat discount, drink deals, and free mini golf adding extra value.

I would be more cautious if your plans are uncertain or if you want complete freedom to arrive at venues whenever you like. The three-event limit, venue schedules, dress rules, and lack of transport mean you still need to plan.

For a party-focused week, this is a useful budget tool. Pick one daytime event, two nightclubs, note every entry deadline, and confirm the seven-day versus 10-day validity when you collect the pass.

FAQ

How much does the Ibiza Pool Party and Nightclub Pass cost?

The pass costs $69 per person.

How many free club or pool-party entries are included?

You receive free entry to any three of the listed clubs or pool parties.

How long is the pass valid?

The activity information states that the pass is valid for 10 days from first activation. The club details describe using the three entries over seven days, so confirm the exact timing when collecting your tickets.

Where do I collect the tickets?

Collect your tickets and discount booklet at Itaca Beach Bar in San Antonio between 11 AM and 6 PM. Look for a team member wearing a white CREATE branded T-shirt.

What should I bring to collect or use the pass?

Bring your passport or ID card. You should also present the discount information when using eligible offers.

Can I cancel the booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, according to the booking terms.