Banana Club Alcudia

A glass pyramid crowns the building, visible from the street — Banana Club is the most famous nightclub in the north of Mallorca. Since 2006 on the rooftop of a shopping complex in Port d'Alcúdia, it’s hosted over 3,500 themed parties in over a hundred different formats. Resident DJs Seth, Pedro Plaza, Kevin and Joao Plaza keep the dance floor packed with commercial hits, house, electronic, urban and a bit of reggaeton every night of the season.

The club spans multiple levels: ground floor with two bars and seating areas, upper floor with the main dance floor under the glass pyramid and another bar, and the Rooftop Lounge — an open-air terrace with different zones and a cocktail bar. Three VIP options: Access (table for 4 with a bottle), Golden (reserved sofas on the terrace or dance floor) and Platinum (large private area next to the DJ or in the upper lounge). The restaurant Koma Sushi, part of the same complex since 2020, serves Asian food — and dining there gets you free entry to the club that night.

The 2026 season kicks off with a weekly lineup of themed parties: Burning West on Mondays with mechanical bull and cowboy theme, Candy Crew on Tuesdays with pirates and mechanical surf, Le Cirque de la Lune on Wednesdays with white party and acrobatics, Glow Safari on Thursdays with neon lights and UV paint, and Welcome to Fabulous Cabaret on Fridays with hula hoop shows and prize roulette. Weekends rotate with special events and foam parties.

Avinguda Tucà, 1, 2nd floor (Rooftop), Port d'Alcúdia. Hours: 11:30 PM to close, every night from May to October. Minimum age: 18 with original ID — no photocopies or digital photos accepted. Dress code eclectic — sneakers yes, flip-flops, beachwear and sportswear banned. Free entry before midnight; after that 15 EUR including a drink and shot. Saturdays after 1 AM, 20 EUR.

Banana Club is the must-do night out if you’re in the north of Mallorca — nothing else comes close for miles. The themed nights are the biggest draw; get there early for the opening activities. Re-entry is allowed. From the center of Alcúdia, a taxi’s about 6 EUR. There are no direct night buses, so plan your ride back ahead of time. The TIB 351 bus connects Alcúdia with Port d'Alcúdia during the day. If you’re after serious electronic music, Amok in Palma is the closest club with international artists — about a 50-minute drive on the Ma-13 highway.