Tickets go on sale to the general public, here: bit.ly/juicy2024, from Wednesday, April 26 7PM your local time.
However, we’re expecting to sell-out pretty quickly. To avoid disappointment, make sure you pre-register, for the latest updates and access to early bird sales.
You sure can. You can pre-register for Juicy Fest 2024 tickets, here: bit.ly/juicy2024
More information about tickets and ticketing will be available from April 26, 2023.
Yes.
To secure a ‘GA’ ticket or tickets you can via 8 weekly payment plan instalments.
To secure a ‘VIP’ ticket or tickets you can via 8 weekly payment plan instalments.
To secure a ‘VVIP’ ticket or tickets you can via 8 weekly payment plan instalments.
This excludes per ticket admin fee of $30.
More information about tickets, prices and ticketing will be available when tickets go on sale on April 26, 2023.
Possibly. You must apply and confirm you can meet all rules before you can be considered. Check back here for more information about this in the coming weeks.
There will be a range of food vendors operating at Juicy Fest 2024. These will vary at each event.
Yes, we will have Eftpos available.
No. For safety reasons, festival-goers are not allowed to re-enter festival grounds once they leave.
Yes. You might get asked for photo identification to prove you are over 18. To avoid this being an issue, bring an official photo ID with you.
You have to be 18 and older to attend Juicy Fest.
Gate opening times will be confirmed closer to the festival dates. We acknowledge there were some issues with long queues in 2023 so we have plans in place to avoid this from happening in 2024.
Set times will be released closer to the date of each festival.
January 3: Christchurch, NZ.
January 5: Wellington, NZ.
January 6: Auckland, NZ.
January 7: Tauranga, NZ.
January 12: Melbourne, AU.
January 13: Sydney, AU.
January 14: Perth, AU..
January 20: Gold Coast, AU.
T-Pain, T.I., Ashanti, The Game, Trey Songz, Fabolous, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Keri Hilson and Mario join the Juicy Fest family in 2024.
