Two cities · One pass network
PICK YOUR PARTY CAPITAL
Get Party Access runs the same four nightlife passes — $65 to $120 per person — in México's two biggest party destinations. The prices never change between cities, so the only decision that matters is which kind of night your group wants. Here is the honest side-by-side.
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LOS CABOS
- Vibe: one high-energy downtown strip beside the marina — bars and clubs stacked block after block, every night ending at El Squid Roe, the landmark club running since 1989.
- Venues: 7 partner venues on the network today.
- Walkability: the whole night happens on foot — no shuttles, no taxis between stops.
- Best for: bachelorette and bachelor crews, birthday squads, and any group that wants to stay together all night without vehicle logistics.
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CANCÚN
- Vibe: mega-club spectacle. The Punta Cancún party zone (hotel zone Km 9–9.5) packs clubs on the scale of Coco Bongo and The City into a few hundred meters.
- Venues: venue partners being finalized for launch.
- Walkability: fully walkable inside the party zone; most hotels shuttle or taxi to it.
- Best for: big groups, East Coast and European travelers, and crews chasing stage-production club nights at maximum scale.
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SAME FOUR PASSES, BOTH CITIES
Whichever city you choose, the product is identical: per-person passes reserved with a small deposit, balance at check-in, taxes included. Transportation, premium drinks and gratuity are not included on any pass.
| Pass | Total / person | Deposit online |
|---|---|---|
| 2hrs of Open Bar Downtown | $75 | $20 |
| Best Clubs in Cabo | $120 | $25 |
| Downtown Cabo Bar Crawl | $65 | $15 |
| Bachelor •ette Party | $65 | $15 |
HOW TO ACTUALLY DECIDE
Since nightlife pricing is identical across the network, the decision comes down to three practical factors. First, geography: Los Cabos concentrates its nightlife in one compact, walkable downtown grid next to the marina, which means a group of ten moves between venues on foot without ever splitting up — the single biggest logistical advantage any party destination can offer. Cancún concentrates its scene too, but inside a much larger hotel zone; the party district itself is walkable, while getting to it from most hotels means a short taxi or shuttle.
Second, the style of night. Cabo San Lucas is a strip of high-energy clubs and bars in constant motion — crawl formats shine here, and the tradition is that every night funnels into El Squid Roe for the finale. Cancún is built around mega-club productions: enormous rooms, stage shows, confetti and acrobatics. Neither is better; they are different products. Crews who want to bar-hop pick Cabo, crews who want one overwhelming club spectacle pick Cancún.
Third, flights. Los Cabos is usually cheaper and faster to reach from the US West Coast and Texas; Cancún wins from the East Coast, the Midwest and Europe, and generally has more direct routes overall. For a split-city friend group, price both airports before voting. For the deep-dive on the most common version of this decision, read Cabo vs Cancún for a bachelorette party, and if the pass model itself is new to you, how nightlife passes work covers deposits, refunds and inclusions in full.
DESTINATION FAQ
Are the passes the same price in Los Cabos and Cancún?
Yes. The network runs the same four per-person passes in both destinations — $65, $65, $75 and $120 per person, reserved with a $15–$25 deposit and the balance paid at check-in. Cancún launches with identical pricing.
Which destination is better for a bachelorette party?
Los Cabos, for most groups: the entire nightlife district is walkable, so the crew stays together on foot all night, and the Bachelor•ette Party pass adds personalized props for the bride or groom. Cancún wins if the group wants mega-club stage productions and cheaper flights from the eastern US.
Can I book Cancún now?
Not yet — Cancún Party Access is launching soon with the same four passes at the same prices. Email info@cabohospitality.com to join the interest list and be notified when booking opens.
How do deposits and refunds work?
You reserve online by paying only the per-person deposit ($15–$25); it always counts toward your total and is never an extra fee. Cancel 72+ hours before your night for a full deposit refund; within 72 hours the deposit is non-refundable but your date can be moved.
