ibiza gossip 2022

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I'm sure this is just a way to get extra cash in the pocket of the police.

Fines for playing music too loud on an island that is built around partying is easy money.
 
metropolis said:
.... if the wind comes from the right or wrong direction.... how you take it, you can still hear the bass even in Figueretas, I understand the residents 100%, the joke of the whole thing is that the real polluter remained untouched ;-)
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Its daytime noise, mainly.
Think it should be possible . Night noise not
 
PP said:
I'm sure this is just a way to get extra cash in the pocket of the police.

Fines for playing music too loud on an island that is built around partying is easy money.
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In all fairness the finesmore than likely go back into central government coffers? @McRackin would this be about right?
 
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Police/Council - it’s a money making scheme. If they wanted to solve the problem I’m sure they would.
 
feynman said:
He is right. The robbers are a bigger problem than a little noise. My opinion. Some day the rich people say NO to the Island because safety problems. And that would be a problem for the economy. Or the whole Island has a lot of areas with fences around.
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Playing devil's advocate, the villas being robbed are those of holidaying clubbers and rich DJs, whereas if the motivation for volume control was for the benefit of longterm Ibizan residents, there's a discussion to be had.

(I suspect that isn't the motivation, however, it probably politics and cash)
 
PP said:
I'm sure this is just a way to get extra cash in the pocket of the police.

Fines for playing music too loud on an island that is built around partying is easy money.
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This is so condescending for the local police, try to solve an issue with the police with cash, good luck with that...

And again, ibiza IS NOT built around partying, clubbing is a big part of the tourism, yes, but please stop thinking ibiza would die without clubs.
I invite every body here to read the comments of the locals about noise pollution and clubbing tourism in the news papers...
 
Ian K said:
Is Mykonos big enough to take a lot of the trade or not ??
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You think Ibiza is expensive and ridiculous, Mykonos takes it to new heights. And we're not talking paying €20 for a drink in a club, far, far more

They don't even want to entertain couples - they want large groups who slam down thousands a night and for who money is no object

That, on top of Greece's much more strict approach to drug possession - there's really no danger that Mykonos becomes the next Ibiza
 
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