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Av. Tucan 1, rooftop floor, 07400 Port d'Alcúdia. Access is via a single elevator in the commercial building — the glass pyramid at the top of the block marks the entrance and is visible from the harbor promenade. It is located in the first line of commerce in Port d'Alcúdia, not in Alcúdia's old town.
During the season (approximately May to October), every night from 23:00 to 06:00. Outside the season, the club operates on a reduced schedule or is closed. 2026 marks the 20th anniversary since opening in 2006. Yelp lists the official hours as Mon-Sun 22:00-06:00, but the dance floor typically starts around 23:00-00:00.
Strict 18+ with ID or passport at the door. The official site links to an «Entry Conditions» page, but the standard Balearic disco age is 18. Themed costume nights also require ID; photocopies are not accepted.
No formal dress code — costume nights are even encouraged (the venue historically rewards guests who dress according to the night’s theme with a free drink). What is not allowed: swimsuits, bare torsos, and visibly wet beachwear. Closed-toe shoes are essential on the dance floor during foam and paint parties (foam is slippery).
Purchase tickets at partyisla.com: general admission varies by themed night + VIP table reservations with three levels — Terrace for up to six people with a 200 EUR minimum spend (bottle service included), Club for up to four people with a 200 EUR minimum on the dance floor, Premium Club private area for up to eight with a 400 EUR minimum. Reservations are confirmed via the official website; partyisla.com handles general admission.
From Puerto Pollença by taxi, about fifteen minutes (15-25 EUR); from Cala Sant Vicenç, twenty minutes by taxi (25-30 EUR, no direct night bus); from Playa de Muro or Can Picafort, a fifteen to twenty-minute taxi ride at night. The TIB bus connects Puerto Pollença, Alcúdia and Port d'Alcúdia during the day, but buses do not run after midnight. For returns after 04:00, it's advisable to pre-book a taxi (Zarzataxi serves the entire area).
These are the two most recurring themed formats at the venue. Foam: foam cannons on the dance floor, closed-toe shoes required, clothing that can get wet without issue. Paint party: UV neon paint activated by the dance floor lights — it stains clothes, so don’t wear anything you care about. They are often alternated with costume-themed nights (cowboy, pajamas, flower power, neon glow, black & white) throughout the season.
It is the glass pyramid structure above the main dance floor on the rooftop of the building. It is visible from street level along the promenade and serves as the venue’s visual landmark — most local guides use it to describe Banana Club («the club with the glass pyramid»). The DJ booth and main dance floor are located beneath the pyramid.