New Year's Eve 2026/2027 in Paris – Club Parties & Réveillon Nights

Welcome to New Year's Eve 2026/2027 in the Clubs of Paris

On the night of 31 December 2026 into 1 January 2027, Paris rings in the year across dozens of clubs — from budget open-bar parties around Châtelet to large venues under Pont Alexandre III and along the Seine. Many events are already on sale (Shotgun, Placeminute, organiser sites); prices and packages usually rise closer to the date. The public gathering on the Champs-Élysées was under discussion for security reasons in October 2026 — check the latest city and police guidance before New Year’s Eve.

Highlights & Attractions at New Year's Eve Clubs in Paris

• California Avenue / Jungle Zone (33 bis rue des Lombards, 75001): “Paris New Year 2027” and “Crazy New Year 2027” — two floors, several dancefloors, jungle décor, open bar and optional buffet; entry from about €20, with buffet from about €40 (20:00–05:00/06:00).
• O’Chupito Shots Bar (46 rue des Lombards, 75001): “Flashback Fever” — all 2000s hits, shot bar, snacks; packages from about €25 (20:00–05:00).
• Tiki Playa (9 rue Saint-Denis, 75001): “La Nuit des Tubes” — hits from the 80s to today, multiple rooms and karaoke; from about €25–27.50.
• Chalet du Lac (2 avenue Anna-Politkovskaïa, 75012, Bois de Vincennes): Latino réveillon with two rooms (salsa/bachata/kizomba and reggaeton/dembow); 22:00–05:00, from about €29.99.
• Club Haussmann (75009, near Opéra Garnier): “Private New Year 2027” in a hôtel particulier of about 1,200 m², over 1,000 guests expected; packages from about €49 (22:00–06:00).
• Solum Paris (Left Bank, Pont Alexandre III, 75007, formerly Faust): Prestige Big Party with a large dancefloor and terrace near the Eiffel Tower; from about €29.99–39 (22:00–05:00).
• The Bridge (under Pont Alexandre III, Right Bank, 75008): one of France’s largest hip-hop New Year’s parties (old school & new school), up to about 2,500 people announced; from about €30–39 (22:00–06:00).
• Wanderlust (32 Quai d’Austerlitz, 75013, Cité de la Mode et du Design): hip-hop, R&B and reggaeton on three dancefloors plus a large terrace, about 2,000 guests; from about €39, including access to a second reggaeton party (22:00–06:00, 18+).
• Réveillon Revival (Palace Saint-Honoré Club, 105 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008): 80s–90s–2000s, large indoor dancefloor; from about €39.99 (22:00–05:00/06:00).
• Le Duplex (2 bis avenue Foch, 75016, Arc de Triomphe): gourmet buffet with champagne open bar (about €149–150) or seated dinner at Le Vogue (about €189–199), then club access with three music rooms (80s, reggaeton, electro); club area 18+ only.

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026/2027

Most club réveillons open between 20:00 and 22:00 and run until 05:00 or 06:00. Expect a midnight countdown, party favours, confetti/CO₂, and open-bar champagne or cocktails often limited to a short window (commonly 00:00–01:00), plus fixed drink quotas in the ticket tiers. Line-ups and named DJs are often finalised in the weeks before 31 December; hip-hop and chart parties lean on genre and era (old school / new school, 80s–2000s) rather than a fixed headliner list.

Rex Club (5 boulevard Poissonnière, 75002) is a long-standing electronic New Year’s address; a dedicated ticket for 31 December 2026 was not widely listed as of mid-October 2026 — check Shotgun and the club site closer to the date. Other venues such as Badaboum, Yoyo (Palais de Tokyo), La Machine du Moulin Rouge and La Java had not all published final réveillon programmes at that time.

Tickets & Admission for New Year's Eve Clubs in Paris

Entry-level club tickets start from about €20 (California Avenue / Jungle Zone); packages with drinks typically run €25–50. Larger venues and VIP options often start around €30–50; dinner-plus-club packages (e.g. Le Duplex) around €149–199. Higher-end cabaret and hotel galas sit well above that range and are outside this club focus. Sales run via Shotgun, Placeminute, organiser pages and partners such as France Tourisme. Almost everywhere: advance booking only, limited capacity, platform fees extra. Many clubs are strictly 18+. Prices can rise before the night — book early and compare the exact formula (entry only, 2/5 drinks, open bar, buffet).

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Paris

• Getting there: Check metro and RER late-night service (special New Year’s schedules are common); Châtelet, Invalides, Charles de Gaulle–Étoile and Quai d’Austerlitz are useful hubs for the clubs above. Taxis and ride-hailing after midnight are expensive and scarce — plan your return in advance.
• Weather and dress: Late December in Paris is typically cold and damp (often 2–8 °C). Wear warm layers and solid shoes; clubs usually enforce smart dress (no sportswear).
• Where to stay: New Year’s Eve is peak season — book hotels and apartments early in the 1st, 7th, 8th, 9th and 13th arrondissements. Staying near your chosen club area (Châtelet, Opéra, Invalides, 13th) makes the end of the night easier.
• Safety and rules: Keep valuables secure, buy only official tickets, carry ID. Re-check city and police guidance on public gatherings and any restrictions on the Champs-Élysées shortly before the night.
• On the night: Cloakroom is often extra (about €3–4); bottles and extra drinks are pricey; open-bar windows apply only in the stated time slot. Only plan a second venue if your tickets allow it and travel between them is realistic.