Good to know
MIRA Digital Arts Festival 2026, before you set off. Sources are linked on each answer.
Entry, age and ID
Where is the public entrance?
The public entrance is at Avda. Maria Cristina s/n. Festival page
What time does the festival open and close?
Doors open at 5:30 PM and close at 5:30 AM. Festival page
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How do I get my festival wristband?
Show the ticket on your smartphone at entry to receive your wristband. Festival page
Can I leave and come back in?
No. Once you leave, you cannot re-enter using the same ticket or wristband. Festival page
Can I bring a professional camera?
Professional cameras, including DSLRs, and video cameras are prohibited. One disposable camera is allowed. Festival page
Can I bring a bicycle, skateboard or scooter?
No. Bicycles, skateboards and scooters are prohibited inside the festival. Festival page
Can I bring an animal?
No. Animals are prohibited. Festival page
Can under-18s attend for free?
Minors up to 17years of age may enter free when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Festival page
What must a parent or guardian do to bring a minor?
The accompanying parent or legal guardian must buy a ticket and sign the liability document provided at the entrance. Festival page
What ID and age limits should I expect?
For November 2026, Razzmatazz club nights are 18+ and accept a valid ID card, passport or driver’s license; concert limits vary by event. Sala Apolo club sessions are 18+ with photo ID, while concerts are generally 16+, with younger visitors requiring an adult and signed authorization. Our research
Can I buy at the door, and how can I avoid the queue?
Razzmatazz sells door tickets only if the event has not sold out. For November 2026 it recommends buying online in advance to guarantee entry and enter faster; there is no Friday or Saturday guest list. Our research
Is there a cloakroom, and what does it cost?
Sala Apolo’s cloakroom opens with the venue doors and costs €2 per item; it accepts clothing and bags. Razzmatazz uses individual lockers instead of a traditional staffed cloakroom. Our research
Can I bring my phone or camera?
Sala Apolo permits small compact and disposable cameras, but professional or DSLR cameras require press accreditation or a photo pass. Its published rule does not give a separate phone-filming policy, so follow any event-specific instructions. Our research
Should I bring earplugs?
Bring your own well-fitting earplugs for clubs and concerts. WHO guidance dated March 6, 2026 also recommends keeping away from loudspeakers and taking regular breaks from loud sound. Our research
Tickets and passes
How much are Full Pass tickets?
A Full Pass is listed at 117€ + fees. The Promo 2 tickets option is listed at 113€ + fees. Festival page
What days does each festival ticket cover?
The Full Pass covers Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November. A Day Ticket covers either Friday 6 or Saturday 7 November. Festival page
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When do ticket sales close?
Tickets are sold through DICE until 05:00 on Sunday 8 November. Festival page
Can someone else use my ticket if I cannot go?
Yes. You may give your ticket to another person if you cannot attend. Festival page
When and where is MIRA 2026?
The main festival takes place on November 6 and 7, 2026, at Fira Montjuïc. Festival page
How much is a Friday ticket?
A ticket for Friday, November 6, 2026 costs 63€ + fees. The listed Promo Friday x2 option costs 60€ + fees. Festival page
Are there events at Sala Apolo before the festival?
MIRA x SYNCRA is at Sala Apolo on 3 noviembre and is GRATIS + fees. MIRA.exe is there on 4 noviembre 2026 and is also GRATIS + fees. Festival page
How much is the Mouse on Mars show?
MOUSE ON MARS LIVE! is at Sala Apolo on 5 noviembre 2026 and costs 17€ + fees. Festival page
Are any events free?
Tickets for MIRA x SYNCRA and MIRA.exe are listed as free, though fees apply. Festival page
Cash and cards
Can I pay with cash?
Plan to pay by card. A designated cash acceptance area is available only to help people who have problems with digital payments; cash is not the regular method. Festival page
Should I use a card or cash in Barcelona bars and clubs?
Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted, but some businesses may require about a €10 minimum for card payments. Carry a small amount of euro cash for low-cost orders or as backup. Our research
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How should I use an ATM without paying extra?
The ATM must show its fee before dispensing cash and let you cancel, so try another machine if the charge is high. If offered conversion to US dollars, decline it and withdraw in euros; Visa says home-currency conversion can add a 3–5% markup. Our research
Do I need to tip bartenders?
Tipping is not compulsory because service is included. Spain's tourism office says tips in bars and restaurants are common, generally 5–10% when you choose to leave one. Our research
How much is entry for a club night in November?
For Razzmatazz club nights on November 13 and November 28, 2026, tickets are €18 in the first release, €22 in the second release and €25 at the door. Entry includes one mixed drink or two beers or soft drinks. Our research
What do extra drinks cost inside a club?
A 2026 Barcelona club-price guide lists beer at about €6–10 and cocktails or mixed drinks at €15–20. Check whether your entry ticket already includes a drink before ordering. Our research
Getting home at night
Can I take the metro after 01:00?
For November 2026, the metro runs until 02:00 on Friday nights, continuously from Saturday morning through Sunday night, and until midnight Monday–Thursday and Sunday. The closing time is when the final train leaves each line’s terminal, so enter earlier. Our research
What about trams and suburban trains?
For November 2026, trams T1–T6 run until 02:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before public holidays, but only until midnight on other nights. FGC lines such as S1, S2, L6 and L7 and Rodalies R-lines have route-specific last trains, so check the official journey planner using your station and date. Our research
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Which night bus gets me back to the centre?
NitBus routes run through Barcelona and the metropolitan area; all except N0 and N19 pass through Plaça de Catalunya, making it the main late-night interchange. Useful examples include N5 to El Carmel, N7 between Pedralbes and Diagonal Mar, and airport buses N17 and N18; AMB also allows an on-demand drop-off request outside designated stops for safety. Our research
Which taxi or ride apps work in Barcelona?
As of October 28, 2026, options include AMB Mobilitat with Picmi Taxi, SMOU, Freenow, Bolt and Cabify. Before entering an app-booked car, check that its colour, model and driver details match the booking. Our research
How much is a late-night taxi, and what should I watch?
Under the 2026 T-2 tariff, used on weekday nights from 20:00 to 08:00 and all day Saturdays and holidays, the meter starts at €2.80 and charges €1.66 per kilometre or €27.75 per waiting hour; airport trips add €4.60 and pickups at Sants add €2.55. Picmi’s fixed-price T-3 has an €8 minimum and its displayed total includes applicable supplements; keep your bag in front and save your accommodation address before going out. Our research
Getting around
How can I get to the festival?
Fira Montjuïc is accessible by public transport or private/rented vehicle, and parking is available at the venue. Festival page
Which metro stop should I use?
Take metro line L1 or L3 to Espanya. Festival page
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Which buses go to the festival?
Bus routes 9, 13, 23, 27, 37, 46, 50, 65, 79, 91, 109, 150, 165, L80, L81, L87, L94, L95 and H12 serve the area. Festival page
Bags, cameras and cloakroom
Can I rent a locker?
E-lockers cost €7 for medium and €10 for large. They can be shared and opened and closed as often as needed. Festival page
Can I bring a backpack or suitcase?
Suitcases and heavy backpacks are prohibited. The page does not specify a rule for smaller backpacks. Festival page
Weather
How warm is Barcelona in November?
Long-term averages put daytime highs near 17°C (63°F) and nighttime lows near 11°C (52°F). Expect cool, mild sightseeing weather rather than winter cold. Our research
Does it rain much in November?
Barcelona averages about 66 mm (2.6 inches) of rain across roughly 11 days in November. Pack a compact umbrella or lightweight rain jacket. Our research
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What clothes should I wear?
Bring layers: long trousers, shirts, a sweater or knit layer, and a light jacket for mornings and evenings. November temperatures historically fall from about 20°C (68°F) at the start of the month to 15°C (59°F) near the end, based on 1976–2025 records. Our research
Do I need heavy winter gear?
Usually not: a light jacket plus removable layers suits the typical 17°C daytime and 11°C nighttime temperatures. Add a warmer layer if you get cold easily or will be outside late. Our research
Food and water
Are gluten-free, vegetarian or vegan meals available?
Yes. The food trucks offer gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options. Festival page
Can I bring my own food or drink?
You may bring one sandwich and one bottle without a cap. Alcohol and aluminium bottles are prohibited. Festival page
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Where can I still get food after midnight near the bars in El Raval?
For November 2026, El Pachuco at Carrer de Sant Pau 110 lists its kitchen until 01:00 and the venue until 02:00 daily, as checked October 28, 2026. It takes no reservations and uses a waiting list, so arrive together if you are in a group. Our research
How late can I eat around El Born and Port Vell?
Tapas Lobito at Carrer de Llauder 1 has a continuous kitchen until 23:30 every day; published venue hours are until midnight Sunday-Thursday and 01:00 Friday-Saturday, checked October 28, 2026. Order before 23:30 even when the bar remains open later. Our research
Can I ask for free water in a bar or restaurant?
Yes. Since Spain's Law 7/2022 took effect in April 2022, hospitality businesses must offer customers unpackaged water free of charge; ask for “agua del grifo,” not bottled mineral water. Our research
Where can I refill a bottle for free while walking between nightlife areas?
Barcelona has about 1,700 public drinking fountains. The free Fonts BCN app, available in English, shows the nearest fountain and directions; the listed compatibility on October 28, 2026 was iOS 16 or later and Android 8 or later. Our research
Safety and awareness
Which dangerous items are banned?
Guns, illegal substances, dangerous objects, knives and razors are prohibited. Festival page
Where should I watch out for pickpockets at night?
Be especially alert in crowded tourist areas, metro stations, around monuments and on busy terraces. Carry cards and documents in zipped front pockets, wear your bag closed and in front, and treat an unexpected bump as a possible theft distraction. Our research
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How can I keep my drink safer?
Keep an eye on your drink and your friends’ drinks, and notice if you feel drunk unusually quickly. If anyone suddenly feels unwell, stay together, seek help immediately and call 112 for a medical or police emergency. Our research
Who can help with harassment or assault inside a venue?
At venues participating in Barcelona’s No Callem protocol, tell staff immediately: participating venues provide personnel trained to respond to sexual harassment, assault and LGBTI-phobic violence. Some festivals and celebrations also operate a Punt Lila information and support point. Our research
Where can I get drug harm-reduction advice or substance testing?
As listed on October 28, 2026, Energy Control offers confidential advice at 663 02 97 94 Monday-Wednesday 10:00-19:00 and Thursday 10:00-16:00. Its Barcelona testing service at Carrer de la Independència 384 opens non-holiday Tuesdays 13:00-20:00 by appointment through [contact removed]; results generally take 1-2 weeks. Our research
Can I buy drinks from street sellers after the festival?
Do not buy drinks or other items from itinerant street sellers: Barcelona’s civic rules prohibit these purchases. Drinking alcohol in the street is also prohibited, and bars and shops may sell alcohol only to people aged 18 or over. Our research
Accessibility
Is the venue accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes. The venue has ramps, elevators and a level layout without physical barriers for people with reduced mobility, including wheelchair users. Festival page
Lost property
What should I do if I lose something?
First ask at the entrance whether the item has been handed in. If it is not there, contact the festival by e-mail with a description. Festival page
Where should I hand in something I find?
Take any found item to the entrance. Festival page
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I lost something in a bar or club, and I think it was stolen. Where can I get help?
After checking with the venue, theft victims can use the Tourist Assistance Service at La Rambla 43; it helps with police reports, stolen bank cards and contacting consulates or hotels. For November 2026, its translation service is listed as open 24 hours Monday-Friday; phone 93 256 24 31. Our research
What do I do if I left my phone, wallet or bag on the metro or bus?
Contact TMB with the route, date and a detailed description. As of October 28, 2026, TMB says its online lost-property form is temporarily disabled, so call the free number 900 701 149. Our research
Where is Barcelona's main lost-property office?
The office is at Carrer de la Ciutat 2 in the Gothic Quarter and is listed for November 2026 as open Monday-Friday, 10:00-14:00. Arrange an appointment through 010, or call 931 537 010 from outside the metropolitan area; the procedure is free and items are held for six months. Our research
Where can I report a theft at night or on the weekend?
The Mossos d'Esquadra station at Carrer Nou de la Rambla 76-78 in Ciutat Vella is listed as open 24 hours every day for November 2026. Barcelona's Guàrdia Urbana also lists several district stations that accept complaints 24 hours. Our research
Which emergency number should I call?
Call 112 for an immediate police, fire, rescue or medical emergency; it is free and operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Barcelona also lists 061 for medical emergencies and 010 for municipal information and lost property. Our research
The places
Fira Barcelona Montjuïc
Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina, s/n, 08004 Barcelona
Getting there
From Barcelona Sants, take metro L3 two stops to Espanya, then walk about 2–5 minutes toward Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina; the full walk from Sants via Carrer de Tarragona is about 15 minutes. From the Espanya hub, the venue is directly beside the square. A taxi from Sants takes roughly 3–5 minutes without heavy traffic.
Getting home
MIRA runs until 05:30. After the Friday 6 November programme, L3 resumes at 05:00; Friday metro service has a 02:00–05:00 gap. After Saturday 7 November, metro service runs continuously through the night. Otherwise use a yellow-and-black metered taxi or request one through Picmi Taxi in the AMB Mobilitat app.
Sala Apolo
Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113, 08004 Barcelona
Getting there
From Barcelona Sants, take L3 toward Trinitat Nova to Paral·lel, then walk about 1–2 minutes; the metro ride is roughly 6 minutes. From Espanya, take L3 two stops to Paral·lel, about 7–10 minutes including the short walk. A taxi from Sants takes roughly 5–10 minutes depending on traffic.
Getting home
The listed MIRA events finish at 22:00 on Tuesday 3 November and 20:00 on Wednesday 4 November, before the weekday metro closes at midnight. If staying later, night buses N0 and N6 serve the venue area; yellow-and-black taxis can also be requested with Picmi Taxi in the AMB Mobilitat app.
Casa Batlló
Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona
Getting there
From Barcelona Sants, take a Rodalies train one stop to Passeig de Gràcia—about 4 minutes on the train—then walk a few minutes to number 43. From Espanya, take L3 directly to Passeig de Gràcia, about 10 minutes on the metro plus roughly 2 minutes walking. A taxi from either Sants or Espanya takes about 4–5 minutes without heavy traffic.
Getting home
On Thursday 5 November the metro runs until midnight, so L3 provides a direct return to Espanya before closing. After midnight, use a yellow-and-black metered taxi or Picmi Taxi through the AMB Mobilitat app.