#1 Benidorm Club Crawl with Free Drinks & VIP Entry

Benidorm’s club scene gets going at Queen’s Arms, then builds through karaoke, a rodeo bull challenge, and two late-night clubs. This five-hour crawl gives you a ready-made route, hosts to keep the group moving, and VIP entry at all four stops.

I like the mix of activities, especially the karaoke at Queen’s Arms and the rodeo bull at Broadway. Free shots, drink deals, beer pong, pool, and social games also make the $35 price easier to justify.

The main catch is simple: this is a full-throttle night out. Food, transport, cloakroom costs, VIP tables, and bottle service are extra, and anyone hoping for a quiet bar evening should choose a different plan.

Key points to know before you book

• Four venues in five hours: The route includes two bars and two nightclubs, with the final stop designed to run until sunrise.
• A social start: Karaoke, beer pong, pool, drinking games, and icebreakers help solo bookers meet people quickly.
• Two memorable challenges: Queen’s Arms brings karaoke madness, while Broadway adds a rodeo bull.
• VIP entry at every stop: You get skip-the-line access to all four venues, subject to dress code and behavior.
• Adults only: You must be 18 or older, and alcohol or drugs cannot be brought along.
• Strong value for a party night: At $35, the price covers the hosted crawl, activities, free shots, drink deals, and club entry.

Starting at Queen’s Arms with karaoke and games

The night begins at Queen’s Arms, a karaoke bar that acts as the social warm-up. This is a useful first stop because a group can feel awkward during the first drink, especially if you arrive alone. Singing, games, and icebreakers give you something to do besides stand around checking your phone.

You can expect the first shots here, along with karaoke and drinking games led by the hosts. The point is not polished singing. It is participation, noise, and getting strangers talking before the night moves on.

This stop will suit you if you like group energy and do not mind being encouraged to join in. If you are shy about singing, you can still use the games and casual conversation to meet people. The exact balance depends on the crowd and the hosts working that night.

Food is not included, so eat before you arrive. Five hours of drinking and dancing is a long stretch on an empty stomach.

Broadway adds a rodeo bull challenge

The second stop is Broadway, a rodeo bull bar where the crawl shifts from karaoke to a physical party challenge. The rodeo bull is the most distinctive activity on the route, giving the night a clear Benidorm flavor rather than making it four ordinary drinks stops.

You can take a turn on the bull to test your balance and party skills. It is not presented as a serious competition, but it gives the group a shared laugh and a natural reason to cheer for one another. Broadway also has drinks, party games, pool, and beer pong access.

I like this change of pace. Karaoke gets people talking, while the bull gives the group a visual event to gather around. You are not just walking from one bar to the next and waiting for the next venue to open.

The practical point is to wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Sandals and flip flops are not allowed, and swimwear is also prohibited. You will be better off in clothes that let you move easily and do not make you worry about spills.

Insomnia turns the crawl into a nightclub night

After the bars, the route reaches Insomnia. Here the focus moves to loud music, lights, and a packed dance floor. The earlier games are useful because they help form a group before the nightlife becomes less conversational.

VIP entry means you can skip the regular line at this stop, which matters more as the night gets later. Benidorm clubs can attract large crowds, and avoiding a long wait gives you more time inside. It also keeps the group together instead of leaving people outside while entry is handled.

The crawl is not a private club booking. You are receiving entry and hosted access, not a reserved table or bottle service. VIP tables and bottle service cost extra, so you should not book this expecting a premium seating area.

Insomnia is likely to suit you if dancing and high-volume club music are your main goals. If you prefer table service, conversation, or a slower drink, this part may feel intense.

Beachcomber is the late finish

The final stop is Beachcomber, described as the late-night hotspot where the music and drinks continue toward sunrise. By this point, the group has already visited two bars and one club, so expect the last stop to feel like the peak of the night rather than a gentle ending.

The value here is staying with a ready-made group and having club entry arranged as part of the route. You do not need to plan a second venue yourself while tired or distracted. The crawl gives the night a clear finish, though you are responsible for your own way home afterward.

Transport is not included to or from the meeting point or the final club. That matters more at the end than at the beginning. Plan how you will return before you set out, particularly if you expect to stay until sunrise.

The final club can also be affected by your condition. Entry is not guaranteed if you are refused for dress code or behavior, even though VIP access is included. Drink responsibly and keep your phone charged.

What the $35 price really covers

At $35 per person, this is priced as a hosted night out rather than just a series of admissions. You get access to four venues, free shots, exclusive drink deals, party games, social activities, and VIP entry at every stop.

The value is strongest if you would otherwise pay separate entry fees, wait in lines, and spend time deciding where to go next. The hosts provide the route and keep the evening moving. For a visitor unfamiliar with Benidorm’s nightlife, that convenience has real value.

The price is less attractive if you do not drink, dislike group games, or plan to stay only briefly. Food is not included, and neither are transport, cloakroom fees, VIP tables, or bottle service. Those extra costs can raise your total spending.

Free shots do not mean every drink is free. The activity includes free shots and exclusive drink deals, but you should expect to pay for other drinks unless a specific offer says otherwise. Set a budget before arriving.

The available rating is 4.8 out of 5 from 15 ratings, with a verified September 2025 booking recording a simple positive response. That is a good sign for a straightforward party experience, but the score does not change the basic nature of the night: it is loud, social, and alcohol-focused.

Meeting point, timing, and what to bring

The host meets you at the front of the bar. Your host will contact you on the day to confirm the meeting point, so check your phone and keep your contact details current.

The activity lasts five hours. Starting times vary, so check availability for the date you want. The host or greeter speaks English, and English is the listed language for the experience.

Bring:

• Comfortable shoes
• Comfortable clothes
• A charged smartphone

Your phone matters for meeting updates and for arranging your return from the final club. Bring only what you need. Cloakroom or storage fees may apply at the venues, and those costs are not included.

You must be at least 18. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed as items to bring, and sandals, flip flops, and swimwear are not permitted. Dress neatly enough for club entry, since access can be refused for dress code or behavior.

Who will enjoy this Benidorm night out

This crawl fits adults who want an easy social night with a built-in route. It is especially useful if you are visiting Benidorm alone, with one friend, or as part of a small group that wants to meet other people.

The icebreakers and games reduce the usual first-hour problem: figuring out how to talk to strangers. Karaoke and beer pong work as social tools, while the rodeo bull gives everyone a shared event to watch or join.

You will also like it if you want variety. The route starts with singing, adds physical comedy at Broadway, and then moves into two nightclubs. That is more interesting than spending the whole evening in one room.

It is not a good match for children, quiet drinkers, people who avoid alcohol, or anyone who dislikes loud music and public participation. The schedule is designed around partying rather than sightseeing, food, or local culture.

Simple ways to make the night better

Eat before you arrive, since no food or snacks are included. Pace yourself across the five hours instead of treating every free shot as an obligation.

Wear shoes that work for standing, dancing, and the rodeo bull area. Leave flip flops and swimwear behind, and choose comfortable clothes that meet nightclub dress expectations.

Keep your phone charged and arrange your route home before the first drink. There is no transport to or from the start or final venue, and the last stop may run late.

If you want a table or bottle service, budget separately. Those options are not part of the $35 booking. The included VIP entry gets you through the door, not into a reserved area.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the activity, and you can reserve now while paying later. That helps if your Benidorm plans are still shifting.

Should you book the Benidorm Club Crawl?

Book it if you want a busy, social night with four venues, hosted games, free shots, and skip-the-line access. The combination of Queen’s Arms karaoke and Broadway’s rodeo bull gives the evening more character than a basic bar-to-bar route, while Insomnia and Beachcomber provide the late club finish.

Skip it if you want a relaxed night, guaranteed seating, included food, or transport home. At $35, it is good value for an organized party route, but your final spending will rise with drinks, cloakroom charges, and any premium club extras.

For the right person, this is an efficient way to meet people and see several parts of Benidorm’s nightlife in one evening. Just arrive fed, dressed for the clubs, ready to join in, and clear about how you will get home.

FAQ

How long does the Benidorm Club Crawl last?

The club crawl lasts five hours. Check availability for the starting time on your chosen date.

Which venues are included?

The route includes Queen’s Arms, Broadway, Insomnia, and Beachcomber. Queen’s Arms is the karaoke bar, Broadway has the rodeo bull, and the final two stops are nightclubs.

Is VIP entry included?

Yes. VIP entry with skip-the-line access is included at all four venues. Entry can still be refused for dress code or behavior.

Are free drinks included?

Free shots and exclusive drink deals are included. Food and snacks are not included, and the information does not state that all drinks are free.

Is food included in the price?

No. You should eat before the activity because food and snacks are not included.

Is transport included?

No. Transport to the meeting point and from the final club is not included.

Where is the meeting point?

You meet the host at the front of the bar. The host will contact you on the day to confirm the meeting point.

What language does the host speak?

The host or greeter speaks English, and English is the listed language for the activity.

Who can join the club crawl?

The experience is for adults aged 18 and older. Children under 18 cannot join. Bring comfortable shoes, comfortable clothes, and a charged smartphone.