Ubud, Bali, is preparing for a vibrant New Year’s Eve, offering a range of celebrations that rival the island’s more well-known party destinations.
A Diverse Range of Celebrations
This year, Ubud presents several options for welcoming 2026, from large-scale festivals to intimate gatherings. The Alegria Bali Festival is poised to be the largest event, having moved to the Bambu Indah venue to accommodate a significantly expanded program.
Alegria Bali Festival: An Immersive Experience
The Alegria Bali Festival will span 33 hours, beginning on December 31st and continuing into January 1st. The festival promises an immersive experience with performances and workshops from artists including AWARË, Mose, Share, and Cater Hari Wijaya. Tickets are available starting at IDR 2,500,000 via the official festival website and Megatix.
Options for a More Traditional Night Out
For those seeking a more conventional New Year’s Eve party, The Blue Door offers two ticket options: a 3-course dinner with party access for IDR 725,000, or 2 hours of free-flow drinks for IDR 495,000. The Blue Door is also hosting “not so silent nights” throughout the week leading up to New Year’s Eve, featuring live music and DJ sets.
No Más: An Intimate Vibe
No Más, described as an iconic cocktail bar, will also host a New Year’s Eve celebration, promising “pure, electrifying chaos.” Doors open at 5 pm, with live music beginning around 8 pm. No ticket is required, but early arrival is advised due to the venue’s popularity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Alegria Bali Festival?
The Alegria Bali Festival is a 33-hour event held at Bambu Indah on December 31st and January 1st, featuring music, workshops, and performances from artists around the globe.
What are the ticket options at The Blue Door?
The Blue Door offers two ticket options: a 3-course dinner with party access for IDR 725,000, and 2 hours of free-flow drinks for IDR 495,000.
Is there a cover charge at No Más?
No, there is no ticket necessary to enter No Más on New Year’s Eve, but the venue is known to fill up quickly, so arriving early is recommended.
With a variety of options available, from large-scale festivals to intimate bars, how will you choose to celebrate the arrival of 2026 in Ubud?
