The Romanian seaside will benefit from a new tourist and entertainment attraction in the 2026 summer season, with the launch of the NIBIRU complex, located on the Black Sea coast, between Costinești and Tuzla. The project, scheduled to operate daily from July 16 to August 30, 2026, proposes an exclusive concept that brings together over 30 restaurants, leisure areas, and an arena dedicated to festivals, aiming to diversify the region’s tourism offering.
The accessibility of the complex is ensured through multiple transport options, with the train being recommended by the organizers as the most efficient choice. For local road transport, special bus services will be available from Constanța and the main neighboring resorts, at a fare of EUR 3.81 per person (free for children under 6), with departures every 30 minutes and the last service around 00:00. Estimated road travel times vary between 5 minutes from Costinești or Tuzla and 35–40 minutes from Mamaia. For visitors arriving by personal car via the A2 highway and the DN39 national road, special parking and drop-off areas will be set up.
The access policy for the NIBIRU Promenade is structured into several pricing categories. Entry is free based on a minimum mandatory consumption of EUR 4.77 per person, an offer available exclusively for online reservations. Standard tickets purchased online before 17:00 on the day of the visit cost EUR 4.77 and include the minimum consumption of EUR 4.77, while online tickets purchased after 17:00 also cost EUR 4.77 but only grant access, without the consumption benefit. Purchasing a ticket directly at the entrance is priced at EUR 6.67, with no consumption included. For increased flexibility, the ‘Any Day’ option is available at EUR 1.91 for one day of access. Children up to 5 years old and students enrolled in Romania benefit from free access.
The complex will be open daily between 18:00 and 03:00, offering a program that combines street performances, interactive artistic shows, and live concerts on the Central Stage scheduled from 21:00. Events will continue later in the NIBIRU Arena for festival ticket holders. All payments within the venue are exclusively digital, with bank cards or a dedicated NIBIRU card accepted, which can be topped up with cash at the resort’s top-up points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the NIBIRU complex located and when does it open?
The NIBIRU complex is located on the Black Sea coast between Costinești and Tuzla, and it is scheduled to operate daily from July 16 to August 30, 2026.
How much does entry to the NIBIRU Promenade cost?
Entry is free with a minimum online consumption booking of EUR 4.77. Standard online tickets cost EUR 4.77 (with consumption included if bought before 17:00), while tickets at the gate cost EUR 6.67 without consumption.
What are the payment methods accepted inside the complex?
All payments inside the complex are fully digital, accepting bank cards or a dedicated NIBIRU card that can be topped up with cash at designated points.