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Zumana tickets: when you need one and where to buy it

Many Zumana nights have a free guestlist; some headline nights are ticketed only. Official tickets come only from Zumana's own channel, linked from each night's page.

Updated October 22, 2026 · 4 min read

You do not need a ticket for every night at Zumana. Many nights have the venue's own guestlist, which is free to join and gives complimentary entry before the cutoff shown on the night's page. Some headline nights are ticketed only: there is no list, and the only valid tickets are sold through Zumana's own official channel, linked from that night's page. The calendar below shows what each published date offers.

How to tell whether a night is ticketed

Every Zumana night in the calendar carries its own terms, and the night's page is the reference. If the venue has opened a guestlist, the flyer shows a Guestlist button. If the night is ticketed only, there is no list to join and the page points to the official tickets. A Table button, when there is one, opens Zumana's own table map for that date.

Terms change from one date to the next, and a night announced as ticketed can open a list later. So the rule is simple: look at the date you want, not at last week's night with the same name. Guestlist or ticket in Bali explains the difference in general terms.

Where to buy official Zumana tickets

Official tickets are sold only through Zumana's own ticketing channel, reached from the night's page. Tickets bought anywhere else — resold, passed on, or offered by someone you met on the beach — may be refused at the door, and nobody can help you once the ticket turns out not to be valid.

FirstBali does not sell Zumana tickets. On a ticketed night, the concierge can point you to the official link for the date; for a reserved place, it books a table with the venue.

Which nights tend to be ticketed

The nights most likely to be ticketed only are the headliner nights. Zumana books headline artists on Wednesdays and Fridays, and Saturday is Ritual of the Sun, usually with a guest. Those dates vary the most: some keep a guestlist, others sell tickets only.

The regular days — Zumana Sunday, Zumana Monday and Zumana Tuesday — follow a steadier pattern, and Thursday rotates between named nights, including the monthly Made in Kuta. What's on at Zumana sets the week out day by day. Even so, never assume: the night's page decides.

Ticket, guestlist or table

  • Guestlist — free to join, registered individually for each event on the night's page, with a digital ticket sent by email. Entry is complimentary before that night's cutoff and reduced after it. Registration does not guarantee complimentary entry: management decides at the door, and mixed groups and couples are strongly preferred.
  • Ticket — the way in on ticketed-only nights, bought from Zumana's official channel only.
  • Table — the only reserved space. Its minimum spend is set by Zumana for each night, and Zumana's table map notes that it includes food and beverage credit. Re-entry at Zumana is possible only with a table.

The Zumana guestlist guide walks through registration; the Zumana table booking guide covers tables.

Booking a table through FirstBali

If you want somewhere to sit on a headline night, tell the concierge the date and the size of your group. FirstBali books with Zumana on your behalf. The table is yours once Zumana has confirmed it — not before. If the venue asks for a deposit, it follows Zumana's terms, and paying it is not a confirmation. An assistant answers at any hour; the team works through the Bali day and evening.

At the door

Whatever got you in — ticket, guestlist or table — the door rules are the same:

  • 21+, with a valid photo ID: a passport or a driver's licence. Bring the original.
  • Smart casual: the details are in the Zumana dress code.
  • Your ticket or guestlist email ready on your phone, in the name you registered.

Getting there

Zumana is on the beachfront at Sunset Bay in Kuta, a Savaya Group property that opened in 2026. Getting to Zumana covers the approach; FirstBali can arrange a driver for the night through transport.

If the night you want is sold out or ticketed

Look at the other Savaya Group venues. Savaya, on the clifftop in Uluwatu, works the same way, ticket, guestlist or table (Savaya ticket, guestlist or table), and Desa Kitsuné hosts garden parties in Canggu every Tuesday and Friday.

Read next: the Zumana guestlist, What's on at Zumana and Desa Kitsuné tickets.

Questions we get asked

＋Do I need a ticket for Zumana?

Only on ticketed-only nights. Many nights have a free guestlist instead; the night's page shows which.

＋Where can I buy official Zumana tickets?

Only through Zumana's own ticketing channel, linked from the night's page. Tickets from anywhere else may be refused.

＋Does FirstBali sell Zumana tickets?

No. The concierge can point you to the official link and book a table with the venue.

＋Can a ticketed night open a guestlist later?

Yes, terms change per night. Check the date's page again closer to the night.

＋Is a table a way in on a ticketed night?

A table is the only reserved space, with a minimum spend Zumana sets per night. It is yours once Zumana confirms it.

＋What ID do I need at Zumana?

Zumana is 21+ with a valid photo ID: a passport or a driver's licence.

Mentioned in this guide

Want us to arrange it?

Tell the concierge what you have in mind — a table, a guestlist, a villa, a driver. The assistant answers at any hour; the team takes over from 9am to midnight Bali time.

Ask the concierge

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