Celebrating a Birthday in a Marbella Club: Tables and Rules

For a birthday in a Marbella club, the simplest plan is a table: TIBU in Puerto Banús publishes fixed packages from €600 for six people, and most other clubs quote a minimum spend when you ask. The two things that catch birthday groups out are the season (the big summer clubs close from autumn to late spring) and the door rules on costumes and accessories. Here's how to get both right, as of October 2026.

Which clubs suit a birthday group

It depends on how you want the night to run. Some groups want dinner and then dancing in the same place, others want a table in a big club from midnight. These are the options that work, with the season each one keeps:

For a birthday between October and May, stick to the all-year list: TIBU, Newscafé, Momento, Motel Particulier, NYX, Taok and Vudu. Momento is restaurant, patio and club under one roof, so the room turns into a club around midnight without anyone having to move. Motel Particulier opens every day from 19:30 to 03:00 and goes from dinner to its night club and Red Room.

House, commercial, hip-hop, reggaeton · Plaza Antonio Banderas, Puerto BanúsSee TIBU Banús →

Techno, tech house, melodic house · Golden Mile, MarbellaSee Momento Marbella →

Table packages and prices

TIBU is the easiest club to budget for because it publishes its packages. Two 70cl bottles with mixers for six people cost €600, three bottles for eight €900, and the range goes up to €1,950 for twelve with a 3-litre bottle and Ace of Spades. You need to arrive by 01:00, the packages don't apply on special event nights, and you can pay the package or a deposit online. Split between six, the entry package is €100 each.

Elsewhere you'll get a minimum spend on request. Clubbable listed Pangea tables in 2025 from €335 for three to €1,000 for ten, plus 10% service, and Fitz says its minimum spend depends on the table and the event. For a big birthday in summer, book days ahead: tables for groups go early in the season.

Door rules: costumes, crowns and sashes

This is where birthday groups get turned away. Pangea's door rules say it doesn't allow fancy dress or costumes for hen nights and birthdays, and it refuses veils, crowns, sashes, matching T-shirts, novelty shoes and body paint. Its general dress code is smart and elegant with no sportswear. Fitz asks for smart-casual to elegant and bans flip-flops, beachwear, sleeveless tops and casual shorts. If you want a birthday sash in the photos, take them at dinner and leave it in the car.

18th birthdays and ID

For an 18th, check the door age before you book. Taok in the centre is 18+, according to Clubbable, and Fitz says its minimum age can change from one event to the next and asks for a valid ID (DNI, passport or driving licence) at the door. Make sure everyone in the group carries one. Our guide to age limits goes club by club.

How to book

• Tell us the date, the number of people and whether you want dinner first.
• We'll come back with what's available: a TIBU package, a table at another club, or tickets.
• For Fitz in summer, tickets go on sale per event on the Fitz page of this site; tables through us on WhatsApp.
• Arrive on time: TIBU packages need you there by 01:00.