Phase 1 · until 30 November 2026
Three-day passes, day tickets and packages with the flight and hotel done for you. Phase 2 from 1 December. Everything is cashless on the wristband, under 16s come free, and you can pay in instalments on anything over €150.
All three nights, all four stages. The pass most people buy, with or without the campsite.
All three nights, all four stages, from the first set on Friday afternoon to the last record in the Armazém on Monday morning. Phase 1 price until 30 November or until it sells out, whichever comes first.
The three-day pass plus a pitch at Campo Tejo, the campsite in the shade of the Vasco da Gama bridge, five minutes' walk from the gates. Open from Thursday noon to Monday noon, with showers, lockers, phone charging and a bakery van that gets there before you wake up.
Three days with the river terrace: a raised viewing deck at the Tejo stage, a separate entrance, proper bathrooms, a bar that never has a queue and a restaurant run by a Lisbon chef each night. For people who want the music without the mud.
One night only. Gates at 16:00 on Friday, 14:00 at the weekend; no re-entry after 02:00.
Friday 11 June only: Fred again.. closes the Tejo stage, Peggy Gou takes the Ponte, Bon Iver plays the Jardim at dusk and the Armazém runs until 6am. Gates open at 16:00.
Saturday 12 June only: Rosalía headlines the Tejo stage, Kaytranada and Lana Del Rey before her, Khruangbin at the Jardim, Jamie xx and Four Tet in the Armazém. The busiest night of the three.
Sunday 13 June only: Tyler, the Creator closes the festival, with Hozier and Chris Stapleton on the Tejo stage before him, FKA twigs on the Ponte, Big Thief and Carminho at the Jardim. The Armazém closes at 4am so you can make a Monday flight.
Pass, flights and hotel on the shuttle line, booked together through our travel partner. Prices per person sharing.
Three-day pass, return flights Madrid to Lisbon on Friday morning and Monday afternoon, and three nights in a partner hotel in Oriente or Santa Apolónia, both on the festival shuttle line. Booked through our travel partner, paid in instalments.
Three-day pass, return flights from London (Gatwick or Stansted) on Friday morning and Monday afternoon, and three nights in a partner hotel on the festival shuttle line. The most-booked package last year.
Three-day pass, return flights Berlin to Lisbon on Thursday evening and Monday evening, so you get the Thursday warm-up in the Armazém and the Sunday night close, and four nights in a partner hotel on the shuttle line.
Three-day pass, return flights São Paulo to Lisbon on Wednesday night and the following Tuesday, and six nights in a partner hotel in the city centre, with the festival shuttle and a Lisbon transit pass. Paid in up to ten instalments.