Families and parties
Benidorm Palace with kids or a group
Whether the show suits children, how shared tables affect a party, and what the venue offers for bachelor parties, birthdays and larger groups.
Reserve your Palace night ↗Is it for children?
This season's production is described as designed for an international audience of all ages, and one guest on the booking page calls the evening a quality family show with song, dance, acrobats and a magician. The venue also sells separate ticket and menu options for younger guests. This page does not give an age limit, so check the options on the booking page and ask the venue if you are bringing small children. It is an evening-into-night show, so think about your children's usual bedtime.
Tickets and tables for a party
Book everyone in one go, on the same date and the same option, so the whole party is on one booking. Show-only bookings can mean shared tables, which the venue says it does when the organisation of the room requires it. If you want your own table, ask the venue about its reserved-table and dinner options and its contact page lists a phone number and an email. Do that before you pay, because the booking terms on this site and the venue's own terms are not the same.
Bachelor and bachelorette parties
The venue has a page for bachelor and bachelorette parties. It says larger groups get advantages on their tickets and a welcome cocktail. It lists a dinner, bar service, a show, a minibus service and parking among what it offers a party under one roof. If you are planning a larger party like this, the venue is the place to ask about group terms, because those are agreed with the venue and not on the booking page here.
Birthdays and anniversaries
The venue sells dinner-and-show packages and premium tiers with a VIP area, which suit a celebration better than a basic show ticket. Tell the venue what you are marking when you book, and ask what it can arrange, rather than assuming anything. For a small party, a show-only ticket plus a late-afternoon dinner in town is the quieter and simpler option. Special galas, such as Christmas or New Year, are separate events with their own rules, so do not assume the regular show is on those dates.
Access and comfort
The booking page lists wheelchair access, and the venue describes an entrance and hall without architectural barriers, with ramps, lifts and adapted bathrooms. The venue lists a cloakroom, and the room has air conditioning that heats and cools. Pets are not allowed. Photos and video are not allowed during the show. If someone in your party needs a particular seat or help getting in, contact the venue before the date, so staff know what to prepare on the night.
Keeping a big group together
Choose one person to hold the booking and the cancellation deadline. Agree where you will meet before you go in, because the room is large and the entrance is busy. Decide how everyone gets home afterwards, and tell the group which taxis or buses you will use. If the party arrives in several cars, agree who will drive and who will not. A little planning at the start means the evening itself, not the logistics, is what everyone remembers.
Cancelling for a group
A booking made on this site can be cancelled without cost until 24 hours before the show, so one person can release the whole booking if plans change. The venue's own tickets work differently. A change of date or refund needs 24 hours' notice, a refund depends on an optional paid cancellation service, and galas need a week's notice. Whichever you choose, read the terms of that route before you pay, and keep the confirmation where the whole party can find it.
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