Mallorca: Project X Pool & Foam Party with Drinks & Snacks

Mallorca’s Project X party swaps beach-club polish for a busy, four-hour mix of foam, music, pool time, and organized games. You’ll meet at a designated point, board a bus to a secret venue, and join a party set up for about 200 people.

I like the choice between dancing under the foam cannon and cooling off in the small pool. I also like that food, four beers or sangrias, and organized games are part of the ticket, so the evening is more than a dance floor and a bar tab.

The main consideration is the price: at $91 per person, this is a costly night out if you mainly want a swim or a few drinks. It suits people looking for a lively, social party, not anyone seeking a quiet poolside break.

Key points before you book

• A secret venue, reached by bus: Start at the stated meeting point, where buses take you to the party location.
• A small pool and a foam-covered dance floor: You can switch between dancing and cooling off in the water.
• Four drinks are included: Choose beer or sangria; further drinks cost €3 for beer or sangria and €5 for a long drink.
• Games help break the ice: Beer pong, Twister, and twerk contests are among the planned activities.
• Food and sweets are part of the package: Expect burgers, hot dogs, salads, plus a candy bar with sweets and fruit.
• A high-energy, adult-only event: The party is for people aged 18 and over, with music and entertainment from an international DJ and an animation team.

A party built around foam, music, and a small pool

Project X is not a quiet pool day with a DJ in the background. It is a four-hour party in a venue with a small swimming pool, dance floor, VIP area, and DJ zone. A foam cannon adds the signature spectacle, while an animation team keeps games and contests moving.

That setup shapes the experience. The pool is a place to cool down between dances, not the main attraction, and the foam makes the dance floor the focus. If you want a spacious swimming area or a relaxed place to sit, this probably is not your event. If you like music, group games, and a crowd that is there to party, the format makes sense.

The party is planned for around 200 people. That is enough to create a lively atmosphere, but it also means you should expect a social, busy setting rather than a small-group outing. The venue has a VIP area, but no details are provided about what access to it includes, so do not assume it is part of your ticket.

The experience is hosted in German and English. There is no named guide; instead, the event is led by the DJ, promotion team, and animation staff. Their role is to set the pace, introduce games, and keep the party from feeling like a room full of people waiting for someone else to make the first move.

From meeting point to secret party location

The evening begins at a specified meeting point, where buses wait to take you to the venue. The location is described as secret, so the meeting point is an important part of the plan: go to the exact place given for your booking rather than trying to make your own way to the party site.

The bus transfer adds a little anticipation, but it also means your night follows the event’s schedule. The activity lasts four hours, and starting times vary, so check the available time before you book. The party ends back at the original meeting point, which gives you a clear return destination.

On arrival, you receive a neon wristband in one of several colors. The colors indicate whether you are there to flirt or simply to party. It is a playful icebreaker and gives people an easy way to signal what sort of social interaction they are open to. If you would rather keep to yourself, you can still join the music and games without treating the wristband as an obligation.

The promotion team offers shots using shot guns and gets the games underway. Those free shots are part of the party atmosphere, but the number is not specified. Drink at your own pace: the ticket includes four beers or sangrias, and you can decline shots or other drinks if you prefer.

Foam, dancing, and a dip in the pool

Once the party is underway, you can move between the DJ-led dance floor and the pool. The foam cannon is a central feature, so expect the dance area to be part of the action rather than a dry, formal space. The pool offers a change of scene and a way to cool off, though it is described as small.

A previous attendee singled out the pool, foam, entertainment, and music as the pieces that made for a good evening. That short comment points to the event’s strongest combination: there is more to do than stand and listen to a DJ. Still, the overall rating is 3.7 from six ratings, a small sample that suggests you should treat this as a fun, informal party rather than a guaranteed night of top-tier club production.

The music comes from an international DJ. The material does not specify genres or a playlist, so you should not book expecting a particular style. The animation team adds structure with games and contests, which can be useful if you arrive with a small group or want a way to meet people beyond the dance floor.

There is a photographer, too. That means photos may be part of the event, but no details are given about how or when you can access them. If you prefer not to be photographed, ask the team what your options are when you arrive.

Games that give the party a social side

Beer pong, Twister, and twerk contests are listed among the activities. These are familiar party games, not a guided cultural program, and that is the point: they give people an easy reason to join in, laugh, or cheer from the sidelines.

The animation team and promotion staff help set the tone, including by offering shots and organizing games. That can make the evening feel less awkward if you arrive without a large group. It also means the party is likely to be energetic and actively hosted, rather than a venue where you are left to make your own entertainment.

You do not have to take part in every contest. The dance floor, pool, food, and candy bar offer other ways to spend the four hours. But if you dislike loud group activities or drinking games, this event may feel too structured and boisterous. The experience is designed around participation and momentum, not quiet conversation.

Burgers, hot dogs, and sweets between dances

The included buffet is described as American-style, with burgers, hot dogs, and salads. It gives you a practical food option during the event and helps make the ticket more useful than an entry-only deal. A candy bar stocked with sweets and fruit adds a lighter snack choice.

No serving times or portion sizes are specified, so consider the buffet a convenient included meal rather than a reason to arrive hungry and expect a full restaurant dinner. You may want to plan around the four-hour event and your own appetite. The food is a useful part of the package, especially if you would otherwise be buying snacks separately.

What the $91 ticket includes, and what it does not

At $91 per person, the price is best judged as a bundled night out. It covers the four-hour pool and foam party, four beers or sangrias, games, free shots, the buffet, candy and fruit, the DJ, animation team, photographer, and the bus ride from the meeting point to the venue and back. The package has several moving parts, so it offers better value if you plan to eat, have the included drinks, and take part in the entertainment.

Additional drinks cost €3 for beer or sangria and €5 for a long drink. Those prices make it easier to budget for a drink or two beyond the allowance, but a long evening of extra orders can raise the total quickly. The free shots are included, but their number is not stated, so do not count on them as a set drink allowance.

The value is weaker if you mainly want pool access or a quiet place to relax. The pool is small, the event is designed for a crowd, and the main draw is the combination of foam, music, games, and social energy. In other words, you are paying for an organized party, not simply for a swim.

Who will enjoy this Mallorca party

This is a good fit if you want a lively night with music and games, enjoy meeting people, and like having food and some drinks included in the entry price. It may also work well for a group that wants one organized activity rather than piecing together a night out on its own.

It is less suited to children, anyone under 18, or people looking for a calm pool day. The event is explicitly not for children under 18, and its shots, contests, and party format make the adult focus clear. If you prefer a quieter setting, a smaller group, or a venue where you can choose your own pace without organized entertainment, look elsewhere.

The event is hosted in German and English, which matters if you want to follow instructions for the games or ask the team for help. The international DJ provides music, but no further details about the music or crowd mix are given.

Before you decide

Check the available start time and go to the exact meeting point stated for your booking. The bus takes you to the secret party location, and the activity returns to that same meeting point. The experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve now and pay later.

Book it if you want a high-energy, social party with foam, a pool, games, food, and drinks folded into one four-hour outing. Skip it if the price feels steep for a small pool, you dislike organized drinking games, or you would rather spend the evening somewhere quieter. The best reason to go is the full package of entertainment; the best reason to pass is that the party itself, not the pool, is the main event.

FAQ

How long does the Project X Pool and Foam Party last?

The activity lasts four hours. Starting times depend on availability, so check the time offered for your chosen date.

How much does the party cost?

The listed price is $91 per person.

How many drinks are included?

The ticket includes four alcoholic drinks, with beer or sangria as the choices. Free shots are also offered, but a specific number is not stated.

How much do additional drinks cost?

Additional beer or sangria costs €3. A long drink costs €5.

What food is included?

The snack buffet features burgers, hot dogs, and salads. There is also a candy bar with sweets and fruit.

What activities are available at the party?

The event includes a foam cannon, DJ, and animation team, with games such as beer pong, Twister, and twerk contests.

Is there a swimming pool?

Yes. The venue has a small swimming pool, as well as a dance floor, VIP area, and DJ zone.

Is the event suitable for children?

No. It is not suitable for children under 18.

Where does the party start, and what languages are spoken?

You meet at the designated meeting point, where buses take you to the secret party location. The activity ends back at the meeting point. The host or greeter speaks German and English.