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New Year's Eve in Madrid: tickets and VIP tables
Date
31 December
Tickets
Drinks included or open bar
VIP
Reserved tables and booths
Prices
Varies by edition
Booking
By edition
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The night of 31 December is one of the biggest nights of the year in Madrid nightlife. If you already know you want to go out, the most important thing is to understand what kinds of tickets exist, what each one includes and when it makes sense to decide so you do not overpay or run out of options.
How New Year's Eve tickets usually work
New Year's Eve is a special date and every nightclub works with its own format. The usual options are tickets with 1 or 2 drinks, tickets with an open bar for a specific time slot, or VIP tickets with better conditions, priority entry or extra perks depending on the venue.
The key point is to check carefully what each ticket includes before buying. On a night like this, not all tickets are comparable, so it is worth reading the exact format of each event in detail.
How to check an edition
When options for a specific edition are published, the relevant channel can show prices, ticket types, VIP tables and available formats. A booking or purchase can only be made then, if that option exists.
VIP tables and booths
VIP tables are the most comfortable option if you are going out as a group. They usually include a private table, bottles, table service and priority access, although the exact system changes from one venue to another.
Some clubs work with bottles included and others with a minimum spend, but in any case New Year's Eve tables sell out before general admission tickets, so it is worth deciding early.
Practical tips for getting the night right
If you want the easiest option, open bar is usually the most comfortable choice. For groups of 4 to 8 people, a VIP table is often more cost-effective than it first seems if you split the cost properly.
It is also worth remembering that the most in-demand venues raise prices as the day approaches, arriving early helps you avoid queues, and the dress code is usually taken more seriously on New Year's Eve than on a normal night out.
Indicative prices from previous editions
These amounts are references observed in previous editions. Prices change every year and do not represent confirmed prices for the next edition; check them when the relevant edition information is published.
Tickets with drinks included: €40-75
Open bar tickets: €60-120
VIP tickets: €70-150
VIP tables: €300-1,000
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Frequently asked questions
When do New Year's Eve tickets in Madrid usually sell out?
In previous editions, the final weeks of December concentrated much of the demand, especially for open-bar and VIP formats.
Which kind of ticket suits me best?
If you want something simple, the usual option is a ticket with drinks included. If you do not want to think about drinks at all, open bar is usually the most comfortable choice. And if you are going out in a group or want the night to run more smoothly, the best option is often a VIP table or VIP ticket.
And what about VIP tables?
In previous editions, some of the most sought-after venues had reduced VIP options by early or mid-December.
How can I buy with your help?
You can do it through the tickets and VIP tables link or write to us on WhatsApp if you want us to guide you before you decide.
Can I add people to a VIP table I have already bought?
It depends on the nightclub and the table capacity, but in many venues it is possible by paying the corresponding supplement.