King Colis returns to Mallorca from 8th to 12th September with a new pop-up shop selling mystery parcels at Porto Pi. The company will bring around 12 tonnes of lost parcels after selling out more than 10 tonnes during its first visit to the island.
The King Colis mystery parcels are returning to Mallorca just a few months after the company’s first visit to Palma.
The French company will once again set up its pop-up shop at Porto Pi Shopping Centre from Tuesday, 8th to Saturday, 12th September 2026, with approximately 12 tonnes of lost parcels available to buy without knowing what is inside beforehand.
The first edition in Mallorca ended earlier than planned after more than 10 tonnes were sold in less than four days and all available stock sold out.
When is King Colis returning to Mallorca?
The new King Colis pop-up will be at Porto Pi for five days.
Dates: from Tuesday, 8th to Saturday, 12th September 2026.
Opening hours: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Location: Porto Pi Shopping Centre, ground floor, opposite Müller.
Admission: free.
Children may attend provided they are accompanied by an adult.
How King Colis and its mystery parcels work
The concept involves buying parcels from online orders that could not be delivered to their original recipients.
These shipments, whose purchase price has already been refunded, are put back into circulation rather than being destroyed or left in storage.
The main feature is that the parcel cannot be opened before it is purchased, meaning its contents remain a surprise.
Once inside the pop-up, each visitor will have 10 minutes to choose the parcels they want to buy.
The contents can include products from a wide range of categories, including technology, fashion, accessories, homeware, everyday items and collectables.
How much do King Colis parcels cost in Mallorca?
The parcels do not have a fixed price but are sold by weight.
The following prices will apply for the September 2026 edition:
Standard parcels: €2.29 per 100 grams.
Premium parcels: €2.99 per 100 grams.
For example, a one-kilogram standard parcel would cost €22.90, although its contents will remain unknown until after purchase.
12 tonnes of parcels after selling out during the first visit
The new edition returns with more stock following the response to King Colis’s first pop-up in Mallorca.
According to the company, more than 10 tonnes of parcels were sold in less than four days on that occasion, with all stock selling out before the event’s scheduled closing date.
King Colis will now return to Porto Pi with around 12 tonnes of stock, increasing the amount available.
The company says the strong interest generated by its first visit was precisely what prompted its return.
Fast pass to avoid the queues
General admission to the pop-up will be free, although King Colis also offers an alternative for visitors who want to reduce their waiting time.
There will be fast passes available for €15 per visitor, which can be purchased through the company’s official website.
These passes are not required to enter the event and are simply intended for visitors who want to avoid potential queues.
King Colis in Mallorca: practical information
Where: Porto Pi, ground floor opposite Müller.
When: 8th to 12th September 2026.
Opening hours: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Admission: free.
Time to choose: 10 minutes.
Standard: €2.29/100 g.
Premium parcels: €2.99/100 g.
Fast pass: €15 per person.
Contents: parcels cannot be opened or their contents known before purchase.
What can you find inside the mystery parcels?
One of the reasons these events have become popular is precisely the uncertainty surrounding what each parcel contains.
King Colis says the shipments can contain anything from technology products and clothing to accessories, homeware and collectables.
There is, however, no guarantee regarding the type or value of the product inside, as the experience is based precisely on purchasing the parcel without knowing its contents in advance.
With its return to Palma from 8th to 12th September, King Colis will aim to repeat the success of its first visit to Mallorca, this time with more stock.
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