Mallorca’s nightlife is back in motion as clubs reopen their doors this April. From Platja de Palma to Magaluf, the island is ready to dance again. It’s a long-awaited revival for locals and visitors alike. Nightclubs reopen their doors Mallorca’s nightlife sector is gradually recovering, with nightclubs reopening this month after being affected by the pandemic. This marks a significant step forward as the island adapts to the new normal. Most venues are set to resume operations on weekends starting 11 April, with a few exceptions already welcoming guests from April 4 in Platja de Palma. Initially, activities will be limited to weekends until the high season begins, with the possibility of extending hours and days of operation as demand increases. The summer season will run until the end of September, although some areas like Platja de Palma could extend further, as the area has successfully reduced its seasonality. Among the first nightclubs to announce their reopening is Social Club, which will relaunch in the former Victoria nightclub location, situated in the lower floors of the Victoria Gran Melià hotel. After being closed for ten years, its reopening is eagerly anticipated, though an exact date is yet to be confirmed. Meanwhile, Club Magaluf is already selling tickets for its 2025 season, which will run from 13 April to 4 October. The pass grants access to various nightclubs across the island, as well as a drinks credit, offering guests a flexible range of options based on the length of their stay. The reopening of these iconic venues signals optimism for Mallorca’s nightlife industry. Find more articles on musical events and cultural experiences in Mallorca. Read more news around Spain.