
OCCO Seville: The Montes Sierra Club, Its Nights and Its Summer Pool Club
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OCCO is a club for more than 2,000 people on Avenida de Montes Sierra, in the east of Seville, Spain, open Thursday to Saturday from 23:00 to 06:00 for over-18s only. It plays reggaeton, pop, electronic and house, has a university night on Thursdays and, in summer, a pool club on the same site.
OCCO Seville: venue page →| Key facts | OCCO (October 2026) |
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| Where | Av. de Montes Sierra (no. 34 on most sources, 24 on the site footer) |
| Capacity | More than 2,000 people, several levels |
| Nights | Thursday to Saturday, 23:00–06:00; some Saturday afternoon parties |
| Music | Reggaeton, pop, electronic, house and commercial |
| Age and dress | 18+; no sportswear or fancy dress |
| Entry | From about €10; general around €15 with a drink (October 2026) |
A big club out of the centre
OCCO's website says that 'in 2013, OCCO was little more than an idea' and today speaks of room for more than 2,000 people across several levels. The VIP areas are on the upper floor and around the dance floor, there's an outdoor terrace with a pool that you reach from both levels, a food truck area and an LED screen of 19 by 4 metres that the club bills as the biggest in the province. One practical detail: the street number. The site gives 34 in its main text and 24 in its footer, and Google uses 24. It's the same club; if you're coming by taxi, 'OCCO, Avenida de Montes Sierra' is enough.


The week: university Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The club opened its 2026-27 indoor season on 3 October. Its Instagram bio lists each week's line-up; for 22 to 24 October it was 'Panda Manda' on Thursday, 'Sal y Perrea' on Friday, an afternoon party called 'PetaZeta Pop' on Saturday from 17:00 to 23:00, and 'Circus' on Saturday night. The university crowd has its own account, which announces Thursdays and Fridays for over-18s. The sound mixes mainstream reggaeton and pop with electronic, house and commercial, with resident and guest DJs. For Halloween 2026 it had three nights: the university Thursday on the 29th, 'El Grito' on the 30th and a Saturday party on the 31st.
Age, dress code and door tips
OCCO is strict on age: 'entry only for over-18s', and they may ask for ID. Its rules ban 'inappropriate clothing' and anything that looks like fancy dress, and directories describe the style as smart-casual with no sportswear. On busy nights, directories advise arriving before 01:30 to avoid problems at the door. Prices in October 2026 start at around €10, and the general ticket is usually about €15 with a drink; for reference, Halloween ran from €10 with a drink on Thursday to €20 on Saturday.
OCCO and OCCO Pool, and getting there
In summer the same site runs OCCO Pool, a salt-water pool club: in 2026 it opened on Saturday 30 May, and its account now says 'see you in 2027'. From autumn to spring the party is indoors. The club has its own free, supervised car park, and bus lines B4, 27 and TB1 stop about 50 metres away. At closing time, a taxi is the usual way back to the centre.
What OCCO Pool Club is like →University Thursday in Seville →Reggaeton clubs in Seville →Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum age at OCCO Seville?
18. The club says entry is only for over-18s and may ask for ID.
Which night is the university night at OCCO?
Thursday. The university account announces Thursdays and Fridays, both 18+.
Does the OCCO pool open in winter?
No. OCCO Pool runs in summer (it opened on 30 May 2026) and now says 'see you in 2027'. From October the party is in the indoor club.
Where is OCCO?
On Avenida de Montes Sierra, in the east of Seville. Sources give number 34 or 24; it's the same club, with its own free car park.
Is there a dress code at OCCO?
Yes: no inappropriate clothing or fancy dress, and directories recommend smart-casual without sportswear.
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