Ibiza Closing Parties (Part 2)

If Part 1 of our guide was about the build-up - residencies signing off, September energy peaking, and early October madness - then Part 2 is about the final sprint to the finish line. These last two weeks of the Ibiza season are legendary: when clubs pull out their most ambitious lineups, DJs play marathon sets, and the atmosphere mixes euphoria with bittersweet goodbyes.

Ibiza never goes quietly. The island saves some of its biggest surprises, longest sessions, and most emotional moments for the very end. From marathon techno at Amnesia to Pacha’s dual grand closing, from The Trilogy’s festival-scale finale to Circoloco’s Monday madness, here’s how Ibiza 2025 says farewell.

Amnesia - The Marathon Closing Festival

When you talk about Ibiza closings, Amnesia is always at the heart of the conversation. This year, the club is doubling down on its reputation with a two-day Amnesia Closing Festival on October 10 and 11.

Described as “two intense days where music and energy speak louder than ever – night & day, day & night”, the festival is essentially a 48-hour love letter to house and techno. The first wave of the lineup already reads like a who’s who of electronic royalty: Amelie Lens, Nina Kraviz, Honey Dijon, Deborah De Luca, Marco Faraone, Joris Voorn, East End Dubs, Andres Campo, and many more. And as always with Amnesia, you can expect surprise guests added last minute.

What makes this so iconic isn’t just the names, but the setting. The Main Room delivers pounding techno until your bones rattle, while the Terrace is where magic really happens. There’s nothing like that sunrise moment, when daylight pours in, and thousands of tired-yet-blissful ravers cheer in unison. For many, this is the single most unforgettable experience of Ibiza closings.

Amnesia’s Closing Festival is for the hardcore: prepare for long hours, multiple dance floors, and the kind of stamina-testing session that proves why Ibiza is the world capital of electronic music.

Pacha - A Grand Finale in Two Parts

Pacha Ibiza is wrapping up its season with not one, but two nights of grand closing celebrations. It’s a fitting end for the island’s oldest superclub, which continues to balance its glamorous legacy with forward-thinking bookings.

First up is Grand Closing Part 1 on Saturday, Oct 11, headlined by Australian giants Rüfüs Du Sol, who will be delivering a special DJ set. Known for their emotive live shows, this format lets them dive deep into their influences - melodic house, indie electronica, and festival-ready anthems - all reimagined for the Pacha dancefloor. It’s set to be a goosebumps night, bridging the line between euphoric and intimate.

Then comes Grand Closing Part 2 on Sunday, Oct 12, with house icon Roger Sanchez returning to the booth. A true Pacha favorite, Roger has been part of the island’s story for decades, and his extended house set is the perfect nod to the club’s roots. Adding balance to the bill, techno powerhouse Paco Osuna joins in, creating a crossover of soulful house and driving underground beats.

Combined, these two nights tell the story of Pacha: one night looking forward with global superstars, and the next honoring the roots of house and the enduring power of a veteran behind the decks.

The Trilogy - Ushuaïa, Hï & UNVRS Join Forces

For the first time in Ibiza history, three of the island’s superclubs have teamed up to create a single closing weekend concept: The Trilogy. Curated by The Night League (the team behind all three venues), this is arguably the most ambitious closing experiment ever staged.

Day 1 - Oct 11 (Ushuaïa): The open-air extravaganza features Eric Prydz, Adam Beyer B2B Chris Avantgarde, Paul Kalkbrenner (live), and Franky Wah. Expect Prydz’s cinematic visuals and Kalkbrenner’s live energy under the Balearic sky.

Night 1 - Oct 11 (Hï Ibiza): Once Ushuaïa winds down, the action moves across the road. Highlights include Jamie Jones B2B Joseph Capriati, Damian Lazarus, Indira Paganotto, and TSHA. From tech-house to pounding techno to melodic bliss, this lineup covers the spectrum.

Day 2 - Oct 12 (UNVRS): The finale of the trilogy unfolds at Ibiza’s new hyperclub, UNVRS. The lineup is jaw-dropping: Anyma (live), Peggy Gou, Black Coffee, ANOTR, Rampa, and Vintage Culture. It’s the perfect mix of melodic techno, Afro-house, stylish grooves, and festival-scale performances.

Together, these three events form a two-day festival across three venues, essentially uniting Ibiza’s present and future in one closing statement. If you want to see the island making history, this is the weekend.

DC10 - Circoloco’s Last Stand

And then, there’s DC10. For many, the true end of the season isn’t the glitzy spectacle of Trilogy or the polished production of Amnesia - it’s the raw, sweaty chaos of Circoloco Closing.

On Monday, Oct 13, the infamous hangar by the airport runway hosts one of the most anticipated parties of the year. Circoloco has been running every Monday since May, bringing together a who’s who of underground house and techno: Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, Peggy Gou, Amelie Lens, Dixon, and more. Its closing night is traditionally an all-day, all-night affair, kicking off in the early evening and pushing deep into Tuesday morning.

What makes Circoloco special is its no-frills philosophy. There are no pyrotechnics, no LED mega-screens, no gimmicks. Just a dark room, a packed terrace, and the best DJs in the world playing for a crowd that lives for the underground. The Circoloco closing is often emotional - it’s the last big gathering of Ibiza workers, residents, and hardcore fans, and when the final track drops, it feels like the island is collectively exhaling after five months of madness.

If Amnesia’s festival is the spectacle and Pacha’s closing is the celebration, Circoloco’s finale is the soul of Ibiza.

The End of the Season

By mid-October, the dust settles. Flights thin out, the beaches quieten, and the clubs start to shut their doors. But the energy of these closing weeks lingers long after the last track drops. Closing parties aren’t just about saying goodbye - they’re about celebrating the journey, thanking the fans, and sending everyone off into winter with enough memories to last until next summer.

And in 2025, Ibiza has outdone itself. With the introduction of UNVRS, the birth of The Trilogy, and the return of the island’s most iconic closings, this season’s finale is destined to be remembered as one of the greatest ever.

For those lucky enough to be there, savor every second. For those watching from afar, start planning: because there’s nowhere in the world like Ibiza in the closing season.