How Much Does a Night Out in Marbella Cost? Entry, Drinks, Tables

A night out in Marbella costs anything from €15 at the door with a drink included in the town centre to well over €100 a head once you book a table, and the season moves the bill as much as the club does. Every figure below is one that a club or a guide has actually published, with its date, as checked on 11 October 2026. Where nobody publishes a price, we say so rather than guess.

The short answer

• Entry: €15 with a drink at Taok in Marbella centre (older listing), €30 to €60 at Bonbonniere in summer 2026, and €150 for VIP entry there.
• Tables: TIBU in Puerto Banús publishes packages from €600 for six people (two bottles with mixers) up to €1,950 for twelve.
• Drinks: no club we checked publishes a drinks menu with prices. Guides agree they cost noticeably more than in a bar.
• Getting there: mostly taxis. Starlite parking was €30 or €10 in 2026, and Fitz has valet parking.

Entry fees by club

Most Marbella clubs don't put a door price on their website. These are the prices we could find, who published them and how old they are.

There are two reasons for the gaps. Summer clubs like Fitz and Bonbonniere price each night by who is playing, so there isn't one figure to publish. And the restaurant-clubs on the Golden Mile (Momento, Motel Particulier, NYX) take bookings for dinner and tables through their own reservation pages and don't list a door price at all.

Free entry: when it happens

Andalucia.com's general Marbella nightlife guide says clubs usually have no entrance fee except on special guest DJ or live band nights. It's an undated, general statement, and in 2026 the big summer clubs sold tickets for most of their nights, so don't plan a whole trip around it. The honest answer is that free entry depends on the club and the date. Send us both and we'll check before you set off.

Drinks and bottles

This is where most of the money goes, and it's also where clubs are least open about prices: none of the Marbella clubs we checked publishes a drinks menu. The only hard number comes from TIBU's packages. Two 70cl bottles with mixers for €600 works out at €300 a bottle, mixers included except Red Bull. That's the bottle price inside a table package, not a bar tab, but it gives you the scale.

Andalucia.com is blunt about it: drinks in a nightclub cost more than in a bar. If budget matters, have dinner and the first round somewhere normal and get to the club later in the night.

Tables

A table is the most predictable way to spend money in a Marbella club, because you know the total before you go. TIBU's packages, published on its website and checked in October 2026, are the clearest example:

TIBU's conditions: arrive by 01:00, the packages don't apply on special event nights, and you can pay the full package or just a deposit online. Elsewhere it's less clear-cut. Clubbable listed Pangea tables in 2025 from €335 for three to €1,000 for ten, plus 10% service. For Fitz, guides disagree (one says from about €300 for five, another €1,000 to €10,000), and the club itself says the minimum spend depends on the table and the event.

Sample budgets

Worked out only from the published prices above, per person, before any extra drinks and before transport:

• Six friends at TIBU on a normal night: the €600 package splits to €100 each, with two bottles and mixers to share.
• Two of you at Bonbonniere in summer: €60 to €120 in entry for the pair at 2026 prices, or €300 for two VIP entries, then drinks on top.
• Three people at Pangea with a table, using 2025 prices: €335 plus 10% service comes to €368.50, about €123 each.
• A night in Marbella centre: €15 each at Taok with a drink included, if the older listing still holds.

Getting there and back

Marbella's clubs are spread out: Puerto Banús, the Golden Mile, Río Verde, the town centre and the Nagüeles quarry for Starlite. Most people move between them by taxi, and no club publishes fares, so we don't quote any. If you're driving, Panorama's 2026 Starlite guide gave two parking options at €30 and €10, and Fitz offers valet parking to club guests.

When a night costs more

The calendar is the biggest factor. From June to September the big summer rooms open (Bonbonniere, Pangea, Fitz, Starlite) and price each night by the artist. From October to May the list shrinks to the clubs that open all year, such as TIBU, Newscafé, Taok, Momento, Motel Particulier, NYX and Vudu. Special nights are the other factor: TIBU's packages don't apply on special events, and Fitz notes that its special events can run on their own terms.