Benidorm Palace

Cap off a day of sightseeing or relaxing at the beach with an evening of live entertainment at Benidorm Palace. Shows and performances regularly change during the year, so it’s important to check the venue’s calendar to see what’s playing during your visit. You can choose from different ticket packages, from just seeing the show to starting with dinner and drinks.

• The dress code for Benidorm Palace is smart casual.

• Taking photos and videos are normally not allowed during shows.

• Benidorm Palace has a free parking lot for guests.

• Pets are not permitted inside the venue.

• The venue is accessible with ramps, elevators, and accessible toilets.

Benidorm Palace is in the La Creu neighborhood of Benidorm, in the resort’s east. You can take the L4 or L23 bus to the 16 Avenida Severo Ochoa bus stop across from the venue, but buses won’t be running when the show ends, so you can take a taxi back. While it’s a long walk back to the Old Town, Racó de l'Oix can be reached on foot in about 20 minutes.

Performances at Benidorm Palace are generally held in the late evening on select nights, depending on the show. The venue’s ticket office is open Monday to Saturday from mid-morning to early evening. The best time to come will depend on whether you’re just seeing the show or are dining at the restaurant beforehand.

Leisure and recreation have always been a part of Benidorm’s appeal, and the resort’s nightspots offer lots of variety. Bars throughout the streets of Benidorm let you mix things up each evening, with live music that ranges from rock to lounge music, as well as more relaxed entertainment such as bingo.