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Reggae Sumfest introduces new ‘Luxe Deck’ and ‘Ultra Luxe Cabana’ experiences
Reggae Sumfest
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May 20, 2025

Reggae Sumfest introduces new ‘Luxe Deck’ and ‘Ultra Luxe Cabana’ experiences

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The organisers of Reggae Sumfest 2025 have officially unveiled the RSF Luxe Deck and Ultra Luxe Cabana Experience, offering premium hospitality options designed for those who want to enjoy the festival in ultimate comfort and style.

The Luxe Tables Experience is designed for groups of four guests and includes secure parking, a dedicated waitress, three premium bottles, six chasers, eight waters, and a high table with four high chairs that allows access and a clear view of the stage. The packages are priced at US$2,500 for Friday, US$2,800 for Saturday, or US$5,100 for the full weekend.

For those craving an even more elite experience, the Ultra Luxe Cabanas offer 10 tickets, secure parking, a personal waitress, six premium bottles, 16 chasers, 20 waters, and hassle-free entry to an elevated private space.

Organisers say they will be strategically located for easy access to bars, food courts and restroom facilities. This experience is priced at US$8,300 for Friday, US$8,500 for Saturday, and US$16,000 for the full weekend.

Set to run from July 13 to 19, this year’s staging of Reggae Sumfest will feature seven events under one festival, culminating in two massive concert nights. Confirmed acts include Toni Braxton, Vybz Kartel, Tarrus Riley, Masicka, Protoje, Tommy Lee Sparta, and others.

“Reggae Sumfest has always represented the pinnacle of Jamaican music culture. But as the festival grows, so must the experience,” said Joe Bogdanovich, chief executive officer of Downsound Entertainment, the producers of the event. “These Luxe and Ultra VIP options allow us to cater to fans who want more than just the music — they want an unforgettable experience with top-tier service and comfort.”

For guests seeking a premium yet more traditional seated option, Ultra Seats are also available. These come with assigned seating and secure parking, and are priced at US$250 for Friday, US$270 for Saturday, or US$510 for a weekend combo.

Fans can visit www.reggaesumfest.com for more information and to reserve their Luxe or Ultra VIP experiences.

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