Hemel Hempstead, 27 May 2025 – Butlin's Big Weekenders, exclusively for adults, is introducing seven brand-new Big Weekenders in 2025 and 2026 across all three resorts – Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness.
With up to 20% off Big Weekender breaks in 2025 and 2026*, whether it’s a weekend dedicated to the best electronic or funky 90s soul music to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community or Mod culture, there’s a break that’s perfect for every group of mates.
Every brand-new Big Weekender has incredible headline acts, DJs and artists, alongside packed schedules of daytime and evening activities. From unrivalled pool parties to immersing guests in the culture or era of their Big Weekender with pop-up exhibitions, these are all included as well as three nights' accommodation.
2025:
Halloweekenders (Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness, 3rd – 31st October) from £53pp
Classic decade-themed Big Weekenders across all three resorts are getting a spooky makeover this October, transforming into Halloweekenders. From £53pp, guests can choose from Ultimate 80s Thriller, 90s Reloaded Fright Nights, Back To The 2000s Y2K Scares or a monster mash-up of all these decades with Replay Time Warp Terror. Resurrect the favourite Halloween costumes and get ready for more hellraising fun with Halloween-themed activities and DJ sets, as well as incredible headline acts across the different Halloweekenders, including Chesney Hawkes, Claire Richards, A1 and so many more.
DJ Spoony Presents UNDRGRND (Skegness, 7th – 10th November) from £96pp
For the first time, DJ Spoony is heading to Skegness for 72 hours of clubbing heaven with his brand-new multi-genre break UNDRGRND, following the sell-out success of his A House Full of Garage Weekenders. From £96pp, committed clubbers will not only see the garage pioneer himself, but also David Rodigan, Majestic and radio DJs Rickie & Melvin, to just name a few. This unrivalled line-up will be playing an incredible mash up of R&B and Dancehall, House and Garage, and Jungle and Drum n Bass.
Madness House of Fun Weekender (Minehead, 28th November – 1st December) from £205pp
Returning to Minehead’s Big Weekender line up in 2025 is the House of Fun Weekender. From £205pp, fans will be treated to an incredible one-night-only performance by Madness, as well as performances from The Specials – Neville Staple, Aleighcia Scott, Janet Kay and over 20 other artists and DJs. There’s also a jam-packed schedule of activities throughout the weekend, from diving headfirst into The Nutty Professors Pool Party, breaking a sweat at Reggae Aerobics or shouting ‘BINGO’ at Bangerz Bingo.
2026:
My Generation Weekender (Minehead, 9th – 12th January) from £131pp
Minehead will kick start 2026 with a celebration of Mod culture with the My Generation Weekender. From £131pp, the specially curated weekend for Mod fans will feature bands and DJs from the UK and international Modernist scene, including Ocean Colour Scene, Secret Affairs and The Dualers, with many more to still be announced. The immersive weekend will be filled with memorabilia markets, pop-up exhibitions of photography, artwork and visuals and a special screening of Quadrophenia, with a Q&A with the original cast members.
Soul Power Weekender (Skegness, 16th – 18th January) from £114pp
Celebrate the ‘neo-soul’ era of the early 90s with the Soul Power Weekender at Skegness from £114pp. With a fusion of funk, R&B and acid jazz jams, defining artists of the soul scene, such as Trevor Nelson, Craig Charles and The Brand New Heavies, will be taking the stage throughout the weekend. When the soul-lovers aren’t movin’ and groovin’, they can enjoy the cinema room playing iconic films from the era, and pop-up exhibitions on the incredible culture of the genre.
Don’t Tell Mama (Bognor Regis, 23rd – 26th January) from £113pp
The Bognor Regis resort will host an outrageously brand-new LGBTQ+ Big Weekender, Don’t Tell Mama. From £113pp, the truly unique Weekender is dedicated to a community that knows how to party, and they’ll be joined by Claire Richards and Louise Redknapp, drag icons Danny Beard and La Voix, plus a whole host of other artists and DJs. If the incredible headliners weren’t enough, there’s plenty of activities hosted by iconic drag queens during this jam-packed weekend, from a wet and wild pool party with Ida Down to belting out karaoke classics with Letitia Delish.
Bugged Out! (Bognor Regis, 6th – 9th March) from £133pp
After 10 years, Big Weekenders welcomes back Bugged Out!. From £133pp, the legendary clubbing brand’s Weekender boasts a line-up of the best DJs and artists in the electronic music space, including Daniel Avery, Emerald and Helena Hauff. They’ll be blasting only the greatest electronic music, with acid house and techno for the energetic crowd and Balearic beats for those chasing a more chilled vibe. Before guests get ready for another unforgettable night, there’s pool parties, pub quizzes, fairgrounds and so much more, to ensure the good vibes last all day.
*Offer ends 08/07/2025. Only applicable to new bookings only made between these dates for selected 2025 & 2026 Big Weekenders. Offer does not apply to the following break dates: Bognor –17/10/2025 DJ Spoony Presents A House Full of Garage; Minehead 07/11/2025 Fatboy Slim Presents All Back to Minehead, 14/11/2025 Shiiine On Weekender, 20 & 21/11/2025 Darts Players Championship Finals, 28/11/2025 Madness House of Fun Weekender, 05&06/03/2026 Darts UK Open Final, 19&20/11/2026 Darts Players Championship Finals; Skegness – 07/11/2025 – DJ Spoony Presents UNDRGRND, 27/03/2026 Shiiine On Weekender.
All prices quoted include discount.
Price was quoted on 27/05/2025. Prices provided are subject to change and have limited availability. Terms and conditions apply.