FAQ
Panama Jack is located at Avinguda de l'Olivera, 13, in the tourist center of Magaluf, right across from the BCM complex. It's an easy-to-find reference on the strip, just a few minutes' walk from most Magaluf hotels.
It opens every night during the summer season, typically from 22:00 until around 06:00. It operates by nights and its own events, so outside the season it has no regular schedule and it's best to check the specific date before going.
Access is for people over 18 years old, as with any nightclub in Spain, with a valid ID —DNI or passport—. Copies or photos of the ID are not accepted, so it's best to carry it with you all night.
The atmosphere is casual nightclub style: there is no formal dress code or etiquette required. Sports flip-flops and beachwear are avoided, but the door is not strict —it's a strip club designed for dancing to reggaeton and hits without complications—.
Panama Jack is an independent club: it is not included in the Magaluf Club Pass and runs its own nights with event-based tickets. You can check and purchase available tickets at partyisla.com, where the club's dates, prices, and conditions are published when they go on sale.
It's right across from the BCM complex, on Avinguda de l'Olivera, so it's within walking distance from almost any hotel in Magaluf. From Palmanova or Santa Ponsa, a taxi costs around €15, and bus line 104 connects Palma with Magaluf. Late at night, it's best to book a taxi back.
Panama Jack is a reggaeton, R&B, and big hits club, with Latin and classic pop touches. Along with its tropical bamboo and tiki torch ambiance, it's the strip stop for those looking for Latin and urban sounds rather than house or EDM.
No. Unlike Bananas, Tokio Joes or SOHO, Panama Jack is an independent club with its own schedule and tickets, and it is not accessible with the Magaluf Club Pass wristband. It's right across from the BCM complex, so it pairs well with BCM or Tito's on the same night.