How Much Does a Night Out in Barcelona Cost? Tickets, Drinks, Tables

A night out in Barcelona costs from €4 to €25 to get into a club on a normal night in October 2026: €4 for Costa Breve's Wednesday in the Zona Alta, €5 to €18 for techno at Moog, around €12 to €13 at Jamboree and Razzmatazz midweek and €15 to €25 at the seafront clubs, according to the clubs' own sales and listings on 21 October 2026. Drinks and tables are rarely published.

Prices in Barcelona's nightlife move with the day of the week, the time you arrive and the line-up. A Wednesday in Tuset and a Saturday with a known DJ on the seafront are two different budgets. So instead of an average, here are real prices with their date and source, and what changes them. We update this page every month.

Quick answer: club entry prices, October 2026

For the clubs that don't publish a starting price, Google shows a range on their business listing: €10 to €70 for Ku and Sutton, €10 to €60 for Downtown, €10 to €50 for Twenties and €10 to €20 for Otto Zutz, as of 21 October 2026. Take those as a rough guide only: the top of the range is usually a special night or a ticket with drinks included.

Commercial, reggaeton and pop · Zona Alta (Aribau)See Costa Breve →

Techno and house (harder downstairs, lighter sounds upstairs) · RavalSee Moog →

What makes the price go up

Three things. First, the day: midweek is cheaper, and Wednesday in the Zona Alta is the cheapest night we've seen. Second, the time: many clubs sell several ticket releases and the first ones, the cheapest, sell out first; for La Terrrazza's Halloween, three releases were gone by 18 October. Third, the date: on special nights prices jump. On the Friday of Halloween 2026 one Opium party was selling at €50, while Boris offered entry at €5 before 01:30. At Moog, the same club went from €5 on a Friday to €18 for Jeff Mills.

Special nights: Halloween and New Year's Eve

Halloween 2026 shows how wide the range gets on a big weekend. On sale on 21 October: Moog's Halloween on Saturday 31 October at €10, the Balla Barcelona Festival at the Parc del Fòrum on Friday 30 October from €30, the Nocturna Festival at Sala Upload on the 31st from €39.30, and one Opium party on the Friday at €50, while Boris was letting people in for €5 before 01:30 and Tibu-Ron's Halloween in Castelldefels was free, with no list and no ticket. For New Year's Eve, Ku, Sutton, Downtown, Opium and Boris already had parties on sale, but without published prices on that date. We'll add them when they appear; if you want to plan now, ask us.

Guest lists: the cheapest way in

In the commercial clubs the guest list is how you save on the door: on some nights it gives free or reduced entry if you arrive before a set time, usually between 01:00 and 01:30. The catch is that conditions change every week and the list can disappear on big nights. Our guest list guide explains how it works and how to join one through us.

Drinks: what we can and can't tell you

Here we have to be honest: none of the clubs we checked publishes its drinks menu with prices, and travel guides that quote an average don't cite where it comes from, so we won't repeat it. The only published drinks price we found is a promotion, Costa Breve's €3 drinks on its Thursday Superjueves in October 2026. Our advice is simple: ask for the price before ordering, especially on the seafront, and if you're going with a group, compare a table's minimum spend with what you'd spend on drinks at the bar.

Tables and VIP areas

Tables work with a minimum spend, usually in bottles, and the big clubs don't publish it: Bling Bling says in its bio that VIP tables are only booked by WhatsApp, and Shôko, Otto Zutz and Downtown also list a VIP phone number. The price depends on the night, the location of the table and the size of the group. If you tell us the club, the date and how many you are, we'll get you the options and the minimum spend for that night.

Reggaeton, hip-hop, trap, drill, R&B and commercial hits · Port OlímpicSee Shôko Barcelona →

Saving money without tricks

• Go out midweek: Wednesday and Thursday are the cheapest nights in the Zona Alta.
• Buy early: the first ticket releases are the cheapest and sell out first.
• Use the guest list on normal nights and arrive before the time on it.
• Look for free nights: Marula Café is free until capacity on some nights, and some beach clubs run free parties.
• Count the extras: lockers at Razzmatazz cost €6.50 per event.
• Go out on Saturday if you want to save on the way home: the Metro runs all night.