The Best Arrival Time for ZeyZey’s Día de los Muertos Sunset Party
✓ Checked 10/15/2026 · How this article was researched
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ZeyZey in Miami will host The Hungry Post’s Día de los Muertos Sunset Party on Saturday, October 24, 2026, beginning at 4 p.m. The most important planning detail is also the easiest to overlook: everyone needs either an entrance ticket or a table booking.
When should you arrive?
Plan to arrive close to 4 p.m. if you want the fullest event window. A Don Julio happy hour is scheduled from 4 to 6 p.m., so an early arrival gives you access to that two-hour period before the party moves further into the evening.
If happy hour is not part of your plan, arriving later remains an option, but the announcement does not provide individual set times for the performers. That makes it difficult to target one artist without risking a missed set.
Choose your entry option first
Before making the rest of the evening’s plans, decide between an entrance ticket and a table booking. One of those two forms of access is required; the announcement does not indicate that guests can simply arrive without either.
For a straightforward plan:
- Secure an entrance ticket or table booking.
- Target a 4 p.m. arrival if the 4-to-6 p.m. happy hour matters to you.
- Leave the music portion of the schedule flexible because individual performance times have not been announced.
The announced music lineup
Ricky Fernandez, Chuy, CID and VITÉRI are scheduled for the party. Organizers have also announced a surprise musical performance, although they have not identified the performer.
That combination makes an early, open-ended plan more practical than timing your arrival around a single name. The published schedule confirms the party’s start and happy-hour window, but not the order or timing of the musical sets.
The useful takeaway: secure admission first, then arrive between 4 and 6 p.m. to catch the only specifically timed portion of ZeyZey’s Día de los Muertos event.
Sources
- The Hungry Post Sunset Party at ZeyZey · 10/14/2026
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