Dayshift 30+ Daytime Party at Time Nightclub

Event Details
- Date
- Dec 19, 2026, 5:00 PM
- Ends
- Dec 19, 2026, 9:00 PM
- Venue
- TIME Nightclub
- Address
- 1875 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
- Source
Event info via Time Nightclub
- Organizer
- Time Nightclub
Most dance nights start when you should be heading to bed. Dayshift flips that. It's a daytime party built for the 30+ crowd, with the lights, the glow sticks and the confetti, but an end time that lets you be home before the night gets messy. On Saturday, December 19, it lands at Time Nightclub in Costa Mesa, a short drive south of the city.
What to expect
Dayshift bills itself as "the 30+ daytime party," and the artwork for this stop leans into it: a packed floor, hands in the air, glow sticks, confetti and cartoon daisies. The venue's page lists doors at 5 PM and the event running until 9 PM. The source doesn't name a lineup, so treat it as a dance party rather than a headliner show.
If you're sorting out EDM in Los Angeles and Orange County and want something earlier and friendlier than a 1 AM warehouse, this is the lane. Early evening sets mean you can eat first, dance for a few hours and still get a full night of sleep.
When: Saturday, December 19, 2026, 5 PM to 9 PM Where: Time Nightclub, 1875 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Tickets: Through the Time Nightclub event page
Tickets and price
No price was published in the listing we could verify, so check the Time Nightclub event page for current ticket and table options. The page promotes official tickets and tables, and the promo copy says tickets are moving quickly, so don't wait until the week of.
Getting there
Time Nightclub sits on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa. From most of Los Angeles it's roughly an hour on the 5 or the 405, longer on a Saturday afternoon in December, so leave early if you want to be in the room when doors open at 5 PM. Plan a ride share or a designated driver. Parking near the venue can be tight on busy nights, which is another reason to arrive early.
Is it worth the drive?
If you're building a list of things to do in Los Angeles this December and you're willing to cross the county line, a daytime party is an easy sell. There's no late-night commitment, the crowd skews older and more relaxed, and the format works well as a group outing or a birthday celebration. Holiday season also means plenty of other plans competing for the same Saturday, so this one's early finish helps.
The same promoter brand ran a Dayshift at Exchange LA in Downtown earlier in the season, so if you can't make the Orange County date, check our Dayshift at Exchange LA post. For more nights like this, browse the EDM category.