The Bali Eden Ubud: Day Pass, Soul Saturday and Social Sunday Explained

The Bali Eden Ubud: Day Pass, Soul Saturday and Social Sunday Explained

Quick answer: BaliEvents currently lists 39 validated events in the Ubud area, 17 of them free or guest-list entry, and Saturday is the busiest night in our listings. This guide is a planning framework: pick a base area, choose one anchor event per evening, and keep a backup within a short ride.

Fast facts — Ubud area, from BaliEvents listings on 22 September 2026:

• Validated listings: 39
• Free or guest-list entry: 17
• Paid entry or ticketed: 22
• Recurring weekly or daily: 22
• Busiest night in our listings: Saturday
• Most common formats: meetup (14), party (8), wellness (8)
• Most active venues: La Luz, The Bali Eden, Arkamara Dijiwa
• Check what is on: Ubud events

What is The Bali Eden known for?

The Bali Eden is a wellness venue in Ubud. Unlike most of the Bali venues on
BaliEvents, its programme runs in daylight — sessions start between 08:00 and
15:00 rather than in the evening — and it is built around movement, sound and
group practice rather than a bar and a DJ booth.

Across the 26 listings we hold for it, the recurring formats are:

• Soul Saturday — a set of Saturday sessions including liquid ecstatic

dance, hatha yoga, sound healing and a relating-gym workshop

• Regenerative Wellbeing Day Pass — a single ticket covering the day rather

than one session

• Social Sunday — an afternoon social, sometimes with a guest collective

What does it cost?

Nothing at The Bali Eden is free entry, which sets it apart from the club
venues nearby. From our listings:

• Single session (Soul Saturday): IDR 206,000
• Regenerative Wellbeing Day Pass: IDR 350,000
• Social Sunday: IDR 350,000

The day pass is the better value if you intend to stay for more than one
session, because the individual sessions are priced separately.

When should I arrive?

Sessions begin early by Bali standards — the day pass opens at 08:00, the
Saturday movement sessions at 11:00, and the afternoon programme at
15:00. Ubud traffic is slowest mid-morning, so allow more time than the map
suggests if you are coming from Canggu or the south.

Because the sessions are facilitated and start together, arriving late usually
means waiting for the next one rather than joining midway.

How do I book?

The Bali Eden sells through BaliEvents, so you can reserve directly on the
event page and pay online. That is different from venues that send you to their
own ticketing — here the booking you make is the booking that counts.

See what is currently scheduled on the The Bali Eden venue
page, or browse all live events.

Is it suitable if I have never done ecstatic dance or sound healing?

Yes. These are facilitated group sessions, and the Saturday programme is built
to be entered at different levels — hatha yoga and sound healing are gentler
entry points than the liquid ecstatic session. No partner or prior experience
is required for the relating-gym workshop.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free entry option? No. Every Bali Eden listing we hold is
ticketed, starting at IDR 206,000.

Is it in Ubud itself? Yes — all of its listings are in the Ubud area.

Does it run at night? Not in our listings. The latest start time we hold is
15:00.

Can I buy one session rather than the whole day? Yes, single sessions are
listed separately at IDR 206,000.

How BaliEvents sources this guide

BaliEvents Editorial reviews live bookable listings and recurring community calendars across Canggu, Ubud, Seminyak, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, and Sanur. Counts in this guide come from our own validated listings database, not from third-party estimates, and we prioritise dated next-occurrence events over undated social posts. Confirm details on the event page before you go.

Updated September 2026.