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Physical tickets for Reggae Sumfest now on sale
Joe Bogdanovich, the organiser of Reggae Sumfest.
Entertainment, Latest News
April 17, 2026

Physical tickets for Reggae Sumfest now on sale

ST ANN, Jamaica — Fans can now purchase physical tickets for Reggae Sumfest, with organisers urging early purchasing for what promises to be a historic and highly anticipated event.

The announcement was made in a press release on Friday.

Tickets for A Taste of Reggae Sumfest 2026 are available in three tiers, designed to offer a variety of experiences: General Admission for $9,500, VIP access for $17,500 and VVIP packages at $32,000.

Those hoping to attend can purchase tickets at authorised physical outlets, including select Fontana Pharmacy locations across the island (Montego Bay, Barbican, Waterloo, Tropical Plaza, Sovereign Centre, Sovereign Village Portmore, Mandeville, and Ocho Rios), as well as Pier 1 and El Paso in Montego Bay, St James.

Organisers are advising that no tickets will be sold at the gate, and all patrons must secure their tickets in advance through official outlets to guarantee entry.

UVIP packages will also go on sale soon, which include four tickets and a premium bottle service experience on an elevated deck. A limited number of cabanas were also available; however, these have already sold out.

Reggae Sumfest, Jamaica’s premier music festival, is set to make history this year with its first-ever staging in St Ann, bringing unmatched energy and world-class entertainment to the iconic Plantation Cove.

The nfestival is already generating significant buzz, fuelled by the announcement of the highly anticipated Gully/Gaza showcase, a defining cultural moment rooted in dancehall history. Headlined by iconic artistes Vybz Kartel and Mavado, the event promises a powerful display of unity, legacy and high-energy performances that will ignite Plantation Cove and captivate fans from across the globe.

Members of the media are invited to apply for accreditation within the official window, which opens on April 17, 2026, and closes on April 27, 2026.

In addition, food vendor accreditation will open on April 20 and close on April 30, as organisers curate a dynamic culinary experience to complement the energy of the festival. Vendors are encouraged to apply early, as the festival seeks to showcase a diverse range of high-quality offerings that reflect the rich flavours of Jamaica and the wider Caribbean.

For online ticket purchases and all accreditation applications, patrons are encouraged to visit reggaesumfest.com.

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