Coachella 2027 Dates Announced: Your Guide to Getting Tickets

The Coachella music festival has officially announced its dates for the 2027 edition, scheduled to return to the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, across two weekends: Weekend 1 from April 9-11 and Weekend 2 from April 16-18. Advance sale passes will be available starting Friday, May 1, at 11 a.m. PT, with a down payment plan of $49 for those opting not to pay the total upfront.

Ticket Sales and Pricing

Pass options include General Admission and VIP, with various camping and travel packages available as add-ons. Notably, Weekend 1 passes are priced $50 higher than those for Weekend 2 across all tiers, with all prices encompassing service fees. A detailed breakdown of ticket options is available for prospective attendees.

Tickets will be sold to the general public on May 1 at 11:00 a.m. PST via the Coachella website. The festival employs a tiered pricing model as its form of early-bird incentive: purchasing tickets early results in lower prices. As each tier sells out, the next becomes available at a higher price.

Fans seeking to purchase tickets once sales begin can also explore options on secondary market platforms such as StubHub, which offers a FanProtect guarantee to ensure buyers receive 120% of their purchase price if issues arise. Additionally, tickets can be accessed through AXS Official Resale, the primary ticketing partner for Coachella, which guarantees the authenticity of its inventory.

Available Pass Types

All passes follow a tiered pricing structure that does not alter access or perks but varies in price. Quick purchasing results in discounted rates, with higher prices assigned to later tiers:

• General Admission (GA): Weekend 1 costs $599 (Tier 1), $649 (Tier 2), and $699 (Tier 3). Weekend 2 is $549, $599, and $649.
• GA + 3-Day Shuttle Bundle: This includes a GA pass and a shuttle pass, bundled with a $20 discount. Weekend 1 is priced at $729, $779, and $829, while Weekend 2 costs $679, $729, and $779.
• GA 4-Pack: Four GA passes together at a $10 discount per pass. Weekend 1 is $589 (Tier 1) and $639 (Tier 2), with Weekend 2 at $539 and $589.
• VIP: Weekend 1 costs $1,299 (Tier 1) and $1,399 (Tier 2), while Weekend 2 is $1,249 and $1,349. VIP passes grant access to all areas but do not guarantee pit access at any stage.

All pass types come with the option of a $49 down payment plan. Additional costs apply for camping, parking, and shuttle options.

Weekend Differences

While both weekends will host the same headliners and core lineup, attendees may experience differences. Weekend 1 often features better festival grounds conditions, while the Quasar and DoLab stages host different performers each weekend. Traditionally, Weekend 1 has attracted notable guest appearances, though this trend appears to have shifted, with many artists saving major collaborations for Weekend 2.

Camping Options

Coachella 2027 will offer a variety of on-site camping accommodations, sold separately from the festival passes. Prices will reflect service fees and the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) applied at checkout:

• Car Camping: $40 per night ($160 for the weekend).
• Preferred Car Camping: $105 per night ($420 total).
• Ready-Set Tent Camping: $172.50 per night ($690 total).
• La Campana Camping: Options starting at $650 per night ($2,600 total).

New for 2027, Group Car Camping allows separate arrivals for groups camping together in reserved plots. Additional options, such as Safari Camping and The Resort at Coachella, provide premium experiences with details available through the festival’s website.

Parking and Shuttle Details

A Coachella Shuttle Pass will be available for $150 for round-trip transportation from designated stops. This pass can be bundled with a GA pass for a $20 discount. Preferred Parking for the weekend will cost $299, providing access through the north entrance. Hotel packages, including shuttle service and festival passes, will also be offered through the festival’s official website.

Future Lineup Announcements

As of now, the lineup for Coachella 2027 has yet to be revealed. In past years, the festival disclosed headliners and full lineups by mid-September, much earlier than the traditional January announcement window. Fans can refer to previous festival recaps for insights into potential lineups and should stay tuned for upcoming announcements regarding the 2027 edition.