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Questions & answers

Questions about Nights Events

Short answers about the six Nights destinations — seasons, tickets, door rules and how to reach us — built from the same data as the rest of this website. The sources are listed at the end.

  1. What is Nights Events?

    Nights Events is the home of Malta Nights and its sister nightlife websites in Tenerife, Zante, Mykonos, Punta Cana and Albania. It gathers their nights in one place — by destination, month by month and by theme — and every night links to its own destination website. It also runs one shared list that emails you when new nights go on sale.

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  2. Which destinations does Nights Events cover?

    Six, in Europe and the Caribbean: Malta, Tenerife, Zante, Mykonos, Punta Cana and Albania. Each one has its own Nights website, named after it, with its venues, dates and tickets. Online today: Malta Nights (maltanights.com), Tenerife Nights (tenerife-nights.com), Zante Nights (zantenights.com), Mykonos Nights (mykonosnights.com), Punta Cana Nights (puntacana-nights.com) and Albania Nights (albania-nights.com).

    Destinations

  3. When is the nightlife season in each destination?

    It depends on the destination. This is where each one stood on 9 November 2026. Malta and Tenerife: nights on sale. Zante: 2026 season from May to October. Mykonos: 2026 season in June. Punta Cana: the next season starts in February 2027. Albania: 2026 season from June to September. The month-by-month page shows every season with its sources.

    Month by month

  4. How do I buy tickets for a night?

    Nights Events doesn’t sell tickets. Every night on this website links to its destination website, and you buy there, on the official ticket page it shows, under that seller’s terms — booking fees, refunds and transfers included. The prices shown on Nights Events are the lowest published ticket price for that date, before booking fees.

    Terms of use

  5. What time do clubs close in the Nights destinations?

    There’s no single answer: each venue sets its own hours. Among those the venues publish themselves, Mala Mía in Tenerife stays open latest, until 6 am on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays; AURA in Zante and Principotes in Ksamil give 5 am, and Gianpula Village in Malta says its events usually end at 4 am. Beach clubs wind down between 9 pm and midnight.

    What time do clubs close?

  6. Is there a minimum age, and what ID do I need?

    Each venue sets its own door policy — minimum age, ID and dress code — and applies it on the night. Two examples, in the venues’ own words: Papagayo in Tenerife admits over-18s only, with a physical DNI, NIE or passport, never a photo or a scan; Toy Room in Malta admits guests from 17 with physical ID. Check the night’s page on its destination website before you go.

  7. How do I find out when new nights go on sale?

    Get on the list. Switch on the destinations you care about and leave your email, and Nights Events writes to you when their nights go on sale — starting with a welcome email so you can check everything is right. It’s one list for all six destinations, with offers only from the Nights websites, and every email has a link to leave in one click.

    Get on the list

  8. How can I contact Nights Events?

    Write to the team through the contact form and they’ll answer by email, or message the host on WhatsApp at +356 7759 0493, which is quicker for short questions about a night. Nights, posters and announcements go out on Instagram at @malta.nights. For a specific night, its destination website is the quickest way.

    Get in touch

Sources

Nights, dates and seasons come from each Nights website, as last read on 9 November 2026. Venue details come from the venues’ own pages, checked on the date shown.

  1. Each Nights website (nights, dates and seasons)
  2. Official ticket page for Punta Cana
  3. Gianpula Village — gianpulavillage.com (opens in a new tab)
  4. Café del Mar — cafedelmar.com.mt (opens in a new tab)
  5. Mala Mía — malamiaclubtf.es (opens in a new tab)
  6. Monkey Beach Club — monkeybeachclub.com (opens in a new tab)
  7. OA Beach Club — europe-hotels.org (opens in a new tab)
  8. AURA — aurazante.com (opens in a new tab)
  9. Pure Zante — purezante.com (opens in a new tab)
  10. El Paradiso Beach Club — elparadisozante.com (opens in a new tab)
  11. Cielo Beach Club — cielobeachclubpuntacana.com (opens in a new tab)
  12. Principotes — instagram.com (opens in a new tab)
  13. Papagayo Tenerife — papagayotenerife.com (opens in a new tab)
  14. Toy Room Malta — toyroomclubmalta.com (opens in a new tab)