VENUE FACTS
Brooklyn Mirage — East Williamsburg
Status: CLOSED as a brand — the venue reopened as Pacha New York in June 2026. This page explains what happened.
Last verified: 2026-08-25 — every fact below is sourced; anything we couldn't confirm is marked as reported or unverified.
The facts
| Address | 140 Stewart Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237 (now operating as Pacha New York) |
|---|---|
| Neighborhood | East Williamsburg, Brooklyn |
| Type | Former open-air mega-club (part of the Avant Gardner complex, 2017–2024), now rebuilt and rebranded as Pacha New York |
| Music | Was big-room house/techno/EDM; the successor venue Pacha New York books similar large-scale headliners (Justice, Black Coffee, Kaskade) |
| Nights & hours | Not applicable — see Pacha New York for the current venue's schedule (season runs through October 2026) |
| Cover / entry cost | Not applicable — Pacha New York GA tickets run roughly $50–$130 depending on headliner (official listings, Aug–Sep 2026) |
| Dress code | Not applicable |
| Age policy | The successor venue Pacha New York is 21+ with valid ID (official FAQ) |
| Tables & reservations | Pacha New York sells "Backstage" VIP tables from roughly $175–$850 (official) |
| Peak times | Not applicable |
| Official site | pacha-nyc.com (successor venue) |
| @pachaofficialnyc (successor venue) |
How to get in
You can't — the Brooklyn Mirage no longer exists. For events at the same address, see Pacha New York: buy presale at pacha-nyc.com, bring a physical 21+ ID, and expect the highest GA prices in Brooklyn.
The honest take
The Mirage as people knew it is gone. The timeline: it never reopened after December 2024; parent company Avant Gardner filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August 2025 with about $155M in debt; the complex sold for roughly $110M; partial demolition followed; and FIVE Holdings (owner of Ibiza's Pacha brand) relaunched the site as Pacha New York on June 20–21, 2026. Roughly $3.1M in unrefunded Mirage tickets were settled with vouchers. If you see "Brooklyn Mirage tickets" on resale sites, they're not real.
Plan the night around it
Sources
- pacha-nyc.com (official successor venue, fetched 2026-08-25)
- Billboard / Gothamist / EDM.com bankruptcy and demolition coverage (2025–2026)
- Brooklyn Paper sale coverage (2026)
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