
JAN 23 - 25 • 2026
Palm Springs has always been a retreat for those seeking sun, style, and a touch of the extraordinary. In the mid-century, the desert promised escape, with poolside days under sharp blue skies and torchlit nights carrying the sound of surf and exotica into the warm air. This January, that spirit is reborn at the legendary Caliente Tropics, where the Breezetonians gather with Spike of Spike’s Breezeway Cocktail Hour.
For one weekend, the ordinary fades away. Vintage records spin. Cocktails flow. Stories and laughter echo against the backdrop of
A-frame peaks and Polynesian dreams.

WHAT IS THIS?
The Breezeway Getaway is an unforgettable weekend escape crafted exclusively for fans of
Spike’s Breezeway Cocktail Hour.
Step into one of the last true tiki hotels on Earth, nestled in the endlessly transportive desert oasis of Palm Springs—a city where mid-century magic and timeless escapism still thrive.
Bands, vinyl DJs, shopping, and cocktails
all weekend long!
YOU DON'T NEED A HOTEL RESERVATION TO ATTEND
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📍 The Setting
Our weekend unfolds at the legendary Caliente Tropics, a 1964 Polynesian-inspired resort in the heart of Palm Springs. Once a hideaway for Hollywood stars and tiki dreamers, this mid-century oasis still radiates the allure of a bygone era. Picture torchlight flickering against dramatic A-frame peaks, mai tais glowing by the turquoise pool, and nights alive with the sounds of surf, lounge, and exotica... an atmosphere that feels both timeless and transportive.
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🍹 The Experience
The Breezeway Getaway captures the mystique of mid-century weekenders with the warmth of tiki Ohana. From a meet-and-greet with Spike and stars from The Breezeway Cocktail Hour, to shopping the Village of Island Traders, spirited symposiums, poolside revelry, and nights of music and signature cocktails... every moment is crafted for escape and camaraderie.
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🌺 The Spirit of Ohana
More than a weekend, the Breezeway Getaway is Spike’s Breezeway Cocktail Hour brought to life. Fans of the show become Breezetonians, gathering to share tiki history, desert escapism, and the camaraderie that defines the Breezeway spirit. Guided by Donn Beach’s timeless “R&R” mantra; rest and rum. We celebrate cocktails, connection, and the joy of living the show together.
TICKETS
*Rain or Shine - All sales final
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General Admission
Regular price $150.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Breezetonian Pass
Regular price $225.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Cocktail Club Pass
Regular price $350.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per
Need a Hotel Room? These Are Walkable Options
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THE V
333 E Palm Canyon Dr,
Palm Springs, CA 92264(833)314-9806
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Royal Sun Palm Springs
595 E Palm Canyon Dr,
Palm Springs, CA 92264(760) 325-6129
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MOTEL 6
595 E Palm Canyon Dr,
Palm Springs, CA 92264(760) 325-6129

STAY TUNED!
Bands will be announced soon, with more details coming on special add-on packages, exclusive events, and the full vendor lineup.
IMPORTANT – Please Read
CODE OF CONDUCT
The Breezeway Getaway is a celebration of creativity, community, and aloha. Our goal is to provide a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable experience for all guests, vendors, performers, and staff.
Aggressive, abusive, or disruptive behavior—whether verbal or physical—will not be tolerated.
Anyone violating this policy may be removed without refund.
PASSES & WRISTBANDS
This is a private, ticketed event—no exceptions. Every attendee must have a valid pass and wear their official wristband visibly at all times. Anyone without proper credentials will be asked to leave immediately. This rule applies to all event areas, including the Caliente Tropics Hotel and the Reef Bar.
VENDING & MERCHANDISE SALES
Merchandise sales are permitted only within the Village of Island Traders. Any vending outside of this space—including the parking lot—is prohibited unless organizers grant written approval at least 30 days in advance. Unauthorized vendors will be asked to leave without refund.
About The Caliente Tropics Resort
Origins 1963 to 1964: Built in 1963 and opened in 1964 by motel developer Ken Kimes Sr. as the flagship of his Polynesian themed Tropics motor hotel chain with sister sites in Indio Blythe Modesto and Rosemead. Early promo and press around the grand opening ran in 1963. The property featured large tikis including Oceanic Arts pieces and a huge resort pool.
Swinging 1960s: The Tropics drew celebrity traffic including Sinatra’s Rat Pack and Elvis during
Palm Springs’ mid century heyday.
Changes and name: Over the decades the complex evolved. Nearby condo units were annexed in the early 1960s and later spun off in 2000. The hotel became known as Caliente Tropics.
Tiki revival era: The Caliente Tropics played an important role in the modern tiki revival. In the early 2000s it hosted the first years of the Tiki Oasis festival before that event grew too large and moved to San Diego. In 2008 Rory Snyder launched the annual Tiki Caliente weekender at the hotel cementing it as a modern tiki hub. He later added Mod Palm Springs. The on site bar space was reborn as The Reef in March 2017 bringing classic tropical cocktails back to the poolside A frame.
Today Caliente Tropics is a preserved slice of mid century Polynesian Pop part resort part living tiki museum still hosting tiki gatherings and poolside cocktailing under the palms.