This is the biggest outdoor dance floor in New York under new management, and the booking is what Pacha built its Ibiza name on: Lost Frequencies, whose melodic house remixes have run up billions of streams, back-to-back with Kungs. TOKiMONSTA opens with the woozier, hip-hop-adjacent electronic sound she has refined for a decade. If you want the room everyone is arguing about this summer, go while the rebrand is still news.
What to expect
Entry is through the Avant Gardner complex on Stewart Avenue and the security line is long, so budget time. Inside, the main room is a vast open-air courtyard facing an enormous wraparound LED wall, with bars along the perimeter and very little seating. Sets run past 3am, so the peak of the night lands well after most trains thin out.
Good to know
- The L to Jefferson Street is the closest train; a car home after the last set is worth budgeting for.
- It is 21+ with ID checked at the door — bring a physical government ID, not a photo of one.
- The main room is open-air, so check the forecast and dress for the temperature after midnight.
- There is essentially no seating; wear shoes you can stand and dance in for five hours.
- Bag policy is strict and lines are long at peak arrival, so travel light and come earlier than you think.
- Water refill stations are inside — find them before the floor fills up.
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Common questions
Is Pacha New York the same place as Brooklyn Mirage?
Yes. The Ibiza club Pacha took over the former Brooklyn Mirage space at the Avant Gardner complex in East Williamsburg and rebranded it as Pacha New York in June 2026.
What time should I get there?
Doors are at 10pm and the night runs to 4am. Arriving in the first hour keeps you out of the worst of the security line and gets you closer to the LED wall.
Is there a dress code?
No formal dress code, but the room is open-air and you will be standing all night, so comfortable shoes and a layer for after midnight matter more than anything else.
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