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Amok – styled AMØK with a crossed-out O – is Mallorca's most ambitious club, set south of Palma in the S'Aranjassa district, just a few minutes from the airport. Opened in July 2024 on the grounds of the legendary Es Fogueró, the venue lives by its motto, "The Island Paradøx": the interplay of calm and ecstasy.
What sets Amok apart
Behind Amok are British musician Recardo Patrick and Oscar Ruiz del Río, former CEO of the Pacha Group and a Meliá veteran – and that pedigree shows. The complex spreads across roughly 30,000 square metres in three distinct zones with room for more than 3,000 guests. In 2025 the Mallorca Electronic Music Awards named it the island's best club.
The heart of the place is the main hall of around 1,160 square metres, home to one of the largest stages in the Balearics, over 140 moving lights, confetti cannons and immersive visuals. In front of it sits La Cantina, the indoor-outdoor space serving Mediterranean-Asian cuisine that opens before the club night – a place to ease into the evening.
Music & floors
Amok runs two clearly separated stages: the high-energy main room for late-night sets, and the open-air Sunset Terrace with panoramic views, where melodic house and Latin tech play through the golden hour. The programming centres on electronic music with attitude – house, techno, tech house, afro house and Latin.
The week has its own rhythm of resident nights: Mentiroso on Tuesdays, Crush on Wednesdays, the afro-house concept Masaka Africana on Thursdays (curated by Mickey Dastinz), Bonitx on Fridays and, on Sundays, the open-air Tribu Sunset Party. On top come internationally acclaimed guests – from Ben Klock, Jamie Jones and Loco Dice to James Hype and a Drumcode takeover with Adam Beyer, Joris Voorn and Pan-Pot. For the 2026 season the club upgraded to a D&B audiotechnik sound system.
Dress code & door policy
The dress code is officially "casual", but in practice it pays to dress up: beachwear, sportswear and swimwear are not welcome at the door. On nights with big international headliners, the door pays particular attention to appearance. Entry is from age 18 with valid photo ID. Footwear gets particular scrutiny too – flip-flops and certain sandals are turned away at the door. There's dedicated parking right at the club, plus free street parking nearby, and arriving by taxi is a handy option. If you step out briefly during the night, re-entry isn't guaranteed, so it's worth clarifying the access terms in advance if you're on a reservation.
VIP & tables
Private VIP tables with bottle service are available both in the main hall and on the Sunset Terrace. On nights with major international headliners the coveted spots fill up fast, so it pays to book ahead through the club's official channels.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there parking at Amok?
Yes, the club has its own dedicated car park right on site. Arrive early and you should have no trouble finding a space. Free street parking is also available in the surrounding area.
What kind of music is played at Amok?
The programme focuses on electronic music, particularly house and techno. Drumcode opening and after-parties have also been hosted here in the past.
Is there a dress code or door restrictions?
Yes, the club enforces a door policy that turns away certain types of footwear — including flip-flops and some sandals. It's a good idea to check the current entry conditions before you head out.
Is the club accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, Amok has a step-free entrance as well as an accessible toilet.
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C. de, Km 10, 07199 S'Aranjassa
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