planning a group night
Birthdays, hen and stag nights in the south of Tenerife
Why Scandal's format suits a celebration, and what to check before you book a group in.
Check your date ↗What suits a group booking
| Feature | Why it helps a group |
|---|---|
| Table-based seating | Groups sit together rather than in a fixed row |
| Unlimited drinks | No per-round ordering for a large party |
| Two tiers | A group can mix Gold and Platinum by budget if needed |
| 16+ age limit | Suits an adults-only celebration |
Why the format suits a celebration
A room built around tables rather than fixed theatre rows, an unlimited bar, and a 16-and-over age policy all point toward the kind of evening a birthday, hen or stag group plans around — everyone at one table, drinks that don't need re-ordering all night, and no children's tickets to work around.
Booking for a group
Check your party size against availability when you book, particularly for a Saturday — the room holds 220, but Scandal only runs two nights a week, so a large group has fewer dates to choose from than a couple booking last-minute.
Mixing tiers
If part of your group wants the closer Platinum seating and cava while others are happy with Gold, both tickets are for the same show on the same night — check whether your party can be seated together across the two tiers before you split the booking.
Dress code for a group
The smart-casual dress code, with long trousers for men, applies to everyone at the table — worth mentioning in the group chat before the night, especially for anyone travelling straight from the beach.
Timing a group arrival
With doors at 8:15pm and the show starting at 8:30pm, arriving as a group with time to be seated together is easier than trying to find each other in the dark once the show's under way.
The rest of the evening
With a close somewhere near 11pm, Costa Adeje's resort strip is still an easy taxi or rideshare away for a group wanting to keep the night going — plan that onward leg before you arrive.