Barcelona Events

A £30 per person deposit can be made on booking, and then you’ll follow your selected payment terms.

You’ll get a confirmation email detailing your order and what to expect next. You’ll also get login details to the website so you can view your order and make any changes if necessary.

The day before you arrive in Barcelona, your rep will text you with all the information you need including the collection point and the time to meet. This one wristband will grant you entry into all of the events in the Barcelona Ultimate Events Package.

With the Ultimate Events Package, you are granted access to each of the events listed above without having to pay any fees on the door. Make sure to show up to each event with your wristband and you will be able to enter.

If any of the events you are due to attend as part of the Ultimate Events Package is cancelled then alternative arrangements will be made to compensate you. Your reps will be on hand to help you out further if this occurs.

If you lose your wristband or it gets too tight, contact any of your friendly reps immediately and they will help you out.

People in Barcelona go out much later than in many other European cities, and the nightlife is vibrant and diverse. Evenings usually start with dinner or tapas around 9 or 10 PM, followed by drinks at bars from about 11 PM onwards. Clubs typically open around midnight, but most people arrive between 1 and 2 AM, with peak party hours running from 2 AM until 5 or 6 AM. The city offers a mix of laid-back cocktail bars with live music, lively pubs, beachfront venues, and large nightclubs playing everything from electronic music to hip-hop and pop. Popular areas for nightlife include El Born, Eixample, Gràcia, and Port Olímpic, and it’s common to bar-hop before heading to a club. Overall, Barcelona’s nightlife is energetic, social, and often continues until sunrise.

100%. Barcelona, Spain (BCN), in Catalonia is basically the ultimate first-time Euro trip. You’ve got beaches at Port Vell, Gaudí architecture, the Ramblas, tapas everywhere, and unreal nightlife. It’s the kind of place where you can explore all day and still party until sunrise.

Not at all. Yes, the nightlife is an experience like no other, but you’ve also got Gaudí masterpieces like Sagrada Família, cute streets (carrers) in El Born, beach brunch spots, flamenco shows if you really wanted to dive right into the culture, film festivals, and even masterclasses or cultural events happening year-round to get those wholesome activities ticked off your lists.

If you’re into a proper clubbing experience, Razzmatazz in Poblenou is something everyone must experience when visiting Barcelona. It has multiple rooms with different music styles, big international headliners, and a proper music festival-style vibe. It’s a must for anyone who loves live music and big nights out that create memories to talk about for years to come.

La Mercè which is Barcelona’s patron saint festival happens in September and is absolutely massive, if we were trying to create a picture for you to imagine in your head then think free concerts, fireworks, street parties, and open-air events across the city.
Sant Joan in June is basically a city-wide beach party with fireworks all night, an experience we are sure you’ll want to add to your list.
Sant Jordi is more romantic and cultural imagine books and roses everywhere.
New Year’s in Barcelona is also huge, especially around Gran Via and Plaça Catalunya.

Definitely, here are some suggestions to add to your list: Sitges is perfect for beach vibes and cute streets for them Instagram pics, and Sabadell offers a more local Catalonia experience. Both are easy to reach and great if you want a break from the BCN buzz or if eventually you wake up with a hangover free day!