What to settle first
Settle these two in the chat before anyone books a flight.
- Dates: each night of the week has different parties, so check the calendar before you commit.
- Your real headcount: only count people with a flight booked. One «I might come» throws off tables, boats and taxis.
Buying tickets together
It's easiest if one person buys everything on a single order and the others pay them back. Tickets are released in batches and the price climbs as each one sells out, so waiting can cost everyone more.
Tickets arrive by email straight away and you show them on your phone at the door, so share them out before you leave. Bring ID, and if anyone is 17, read the event page before paying: some parties are 18+.
VIP tables: when they're worth it
A big group gets a fixed spot instead of hunting for each other across the dance floor. Request one on the VIP tables page, arrive at the time you're given and remember tickets are separate: everyone needs their own.
Boat party or private boat
A boat party is a shared party: one ticket each, a DJ and new faces, with nothing to organise.
On a private boat the route and the music are yours and the cost is split. Formats and minimum ages are in the boats and water sports guide; if you want to hire a boat or add jet skis, we can sort it on WhatsApp.
Where to stay without splitting up
Before paying, ask whether they accept groups: some places limit them or are strict about noise.
St Julian's lets you walk back from the club, while in Sliema you'll sleep a little better, a short taxi away. With more than four people, plan on two cars or a large one every night. The area comparison has the details.
How to ask me for your itinerary
Tap the WhatsApp button on this page and I'll reply myself.
