Bananas Magaluf

Bananas is the oldest club in Punta Ballena and the heart of the MCP group — the biggest nightlife operation on Magaluf’s strip. The biggest dance floor on the whole street, four bars, CO2 cannons, lasers and podiums with performers. House, EDM and nostalgic acts like Cascada and Basshunter for a crowd that just wants to dance without overthinking it. It’s part of the Magaluf Club Pass — a wristband that gives you access to five clubs in one night.

The club has been open since the eighties and has survived every transformation Magaluf has gone through. The room keeps its classic strip-club layout: central dance floor, bars on the sides, strobe lights and choreographed shows that kick off around one. It doesn’t chase underground or exclusive VIP — Bananas is the raw, loud, no-filter party that’s defined Punta Ballena for four decades.

The 2026 season opens on 9 April with the MCP Pass. Magaluf Full Moon Party and School Disco are recurring events on the calendar. House nights fill the main floor with resident DJ sets and guest acts. July and August weekends are the busiest — buy your MCP Pass online to skip the queue. Midweek vibes are more relaxed and drink prices drop.

Carrer Martín Ros García, 11, Torrenova (Magaluf) — up in the Punta Ballena high street. Hours: 23:00 to 06:00, June to September (select nights from April). MCP Pass from €30 with €20 drink credit included. Walk-in entry from €15 without credit. Dress code casual — no sports sandals or caps. Minimum age: 18 with ID. Beer €5–7, cocktails €8–12.

Bananas works best as part of the MCP circuit — the wristband lets you pop in and out of Bananas, Tokio Joes, SOHO and Honeys all in one night. Pick up your wristband at SOHO between 23:00 and 02:00. From Magaluf and Palma Nova hotels, Punta Ballena is a short walk. From Santa Ponsa, taxi about €15; from Palma, bus 104 or taxi about €30. For RnB and reggaetón, head to Tokio Joes; for something more intimate and modern, head down to SOHO.