Taubertal-Festival Tickets 2027: Types, Prices, and Official Sale Info

Ticket Types Overview

Choosing the right ticket starts with understanding the main categories: Festival Tickets grant access to the concert grounds for all days; Day Tickets are valid for a single day; VIP Tickets bundle exclusive perks; and Children and Youth Tickets offer discounted entry for younger fans. Additionally, Camping and Camper Tickets are add-ons, separate from the main entry pass.

For a full breakdown of what each ticket includes, the official ticket page is your most reliable reference. If you're planning logistics, you might also want to look at where to stay for Taubertal Festival, as camping options and nearby accommodations fill up quickly.

Festival Tickets

The Festival Ticket is your pass to the concert grounds on all days of the event. It does not include camping; you'll need to purchase a separate Camping Ticket if you plan to stay overnight. This distinction is crucial to avoid surprises when you arrive.

Festival tickets are sold in limited price tiers: the first 1000 tickets cost 169 euros, the next 2000 cost 189 euros, and after that the price rises to 205 euros. As confirmed on the official Taubertal-Festival ticket page, these prices are subject to change, so always verify the current tiers before purchasing.

Day Tickets

Day Tickets provide entry to the concert grounds for a single day, and they include camping for that day only – for example, a Sunday ticket allows you to camp from Sunday to Monday. However, day tickets are not yet on sale, and the day-by-day lineup has not been announced. Keep an eye on official channels for release dates.

VIP Tickets

If you're looking for an elevated experience, VIP Tickets come with camping included, plus access to exclusive areas such as a VIP lounge in the backstage area and a tribune with a great view of the stage. You'll also enjoy a shuttle service from the city, a backstage tour, and free parking on the VIP lot. These details are listed on the official page, which we recommend checking for any updates.

Children and Youth Tickets

For visitors aged 14 to 17, discounted youth tickets are available at 60% of the regular price tier. Children aged 7 to 13 need a paid ticket: 39 euros for a child festival ticket and 19 euros for a child day ticket. These figures come directly from the official Taubertal-Festival ticket page, which also states that children aged 0 to 6 are not admitted.

A valid ID is required at check-in to verify age; without it, entry is denied. The age is determined by the date of the event, not the date of purchase, and youth protection rules apply. Since child and youth ticket quotas are limited, if they sell out, there will be no on-site purchase option in the upcoming edition.

Camping and Camper Tickets

Camping Tickets are add-ons that must be purchased in addition to a Festival Ticket, and they are required per person. For those with motorhomes or caravans, a separate Camper Ticket is needed per vehicle, and it is only valid with both a Festival Ticket and a Camping Ticket for each guest.

Green Camping Tal Tickets, which provide access to a scenic camping area in the valley, are currently sold out and are not sold individually – they require a valid Festival Ticket. Since availability can change, check the official ticket page for updates.

Ticket Prices and Sale Windows

Official festival ticket prices are structured in early-bird stages: the first 1000 tickets cost 169 euros, the next 2000 cost 189 euros, and the regular price is 205 euros, as published on the official ticket page. Camping tickets are priced at 25 euros, also per the official source.

In the first sales wave, only festival and camping tickets are available. Later, child and youth tickets, day tickets, VIP tickets, and camper tickets go on sale. The exact sale dates for the upcoming edition have not been announced, so check the official website regularly.

Where to Buy Official Tickets

The only safe way to purchase Taubertal-Festival tickets is through the official festival website's ticketing page. Avoid unauthorized sellers, as tickets may be counterfeit or invalid. If child or youth ticket quotas are exhausted, there will be no on-site purchase option, so buy early.

For festival information and updates, you can also consult the official tourism page for Rothenburg ob der Tauber, which lists the event and may provide additional details.

Resale Rules and Warnings

The festival does not explicitly outline a resale policy, but it's critical to buy only from official channels to avoid fake tickets. Since child and youth tickets have limited quotas, they may sell out quickly, and there will be no on-site sales in the upcoming edition if that happens. Keep your purchase confirmation and ID handy for check-in.

Important Restrictions and Conditions

Youth protection rules are strict: minors may have curfews and age verification is mandatory. Children under 7 are not admitted. For those aged 14-17, a youth ticket costs 60% of the regular price, and for 7-13 year olds, fixed child prices apply. Bring a valid ID to verify your age at check-in.

Also note that camping is not included with festival tickets; you need a separate camping ticket. Day tickets include camping for that day only. If you're driving a camper or caravan, you'll need a camper ticket per vehicle, and each guest still needs a camping ticket. For travel logistics, see our how to get to Taubertal Festival guide.

Plan Your Visit

Securing your tickets early is the best way to avoid disappointment, especially since early-bird prices are limited. Before buying, check the official Taubertal-Festival site for the latest information on pricing, availability, and any changes to the event schedule.

Once your tickets are sorted, you can focus on the fun – planning your travel and packing. For more tips, read our Taubertal Festival Travel Guide to make your journey smooth, and don't forget to check our Taubertal Festival Packing List to ensure you have everything you need.