Pacha New York has been granted a temporary liquor licence ahead of its debut this weekend.<\/p>\n
The once troubled venue, previously under the name Brooklyn Mirage, will reopen after a rebrand on Saturday, June 13, but faces a barrage of restrictions ahead of its launch.<\/p>\n
Pacha New York will not be allowed to host 24-hour parties, street events, or use third-party promoters, and is also restricted from overselling tickets or banking on no-show rates to go over capacity, per BK Mag<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n The venue must also clean all streets within a three-block radius following events, and is restricted from cross-selling indoor and outdoor events, with its capacity set at 5,300 outside and 2,500 inside.<\/p>\n According to BK Mag, Pacha Ibiza’s parent company\u00a0FIVE Holdings has now completely severed ties with Brooklyn Mirage after acquiring the venue in January<\/a>.<\/p>\n Read this next: Pacha New York commits to safety plan after taking over Brooklyn Mirage<\/a><\/p>\n The State Liquor Authority granted the Brooklyn venue a licence that allows it to serve alcohol while its full application is still in the processing stage.\u00a0<\/p>\n This means that the previous licence held by Avant Gardner, Brooklyn Mirage\u2019s wider venue complex, is relinquished, severing final connections between the operators.<\/p>\n Earlier today, Pacha New York confirmed that it has received final approvals to open, unveiling a $24 million “operational enhancement plan” over the next decade.<\/p>\n Brooklyn Mirage faced long-lasting issues in its short tenure. In August 2025, the venue’s parent company, Axar Capital, filed for bankruptcy<\/a> with over $150 million in funded debt obligations, and\u00a0faced partial demolition<\/a> with plans to remove a 32,000 sq ft. area of the club.<\/p>\n Support Your Local Club: Shop the Mixmag range here<\/a><\/p>\n The new venue is determined to start on the right foot by crediting those who went without a refund for cancelled Brooklyn Mirage events<\/a> before it was forced to close.<\/p>\n Pacha New York will open this weekend with a party curated by Rampa and friends through June 13 – 14, followed by a weekend of opening celebrations with line-ups featuring Michael Bibi and Black Coffee from June 20 – 21.<\/p>\n Drone shots released by Pacha New York<\/a> give a first look into the venue, which features a large LED screen and sizeable outdoor space.<\/p>\n The first season at Pacha New York is expected to run from June to October. Check out upcoming events here<\/a>.<\/p>\n [Via BK Mag<\/a>]<\/p>\n Katy Strong is a freelance music writer, you can get in touch with her here<\/a><\/p>\n