MULTI-DAY
Apr. 1
July 1
Gate
LIMITED quantity of Single Day tickets at TIERED PRICES while they last.
Single Day
First Tier
Second Tier
Third Tier
Thursday
SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT
$100
Saturday
SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT
$100
There is no parking onsite for GA ticket holders (unless an onsite parking pass has been purchased). All parking is located in our ALPHA Lot, where tickets will be redeemed for your wristband. Shuttles are provided, and onsite camping is complimentary with all multi-day tickets! Please visit our Parking FAQs for more specifics.
Click here for directions to ALPHA Lot.
Four-day (Thursday to Sunday)$200
General admission for all four days (July 25-28). The most popular ticket!
This is the only ticket that guarantees your place at FloydFest from start to finish- from the intimate feel of Thursday through a blowout weekend of music into the special mountain magic of our Bluegrass-themed Sundays.
Three-day (Friday to Sunday)$185
General admission for Friday through Sunday (July 26-28). The next best thing!
Two-day (Saturday & Sunday)$155
General admission for Saturday & Sunday (July 27-28). Two is better than one!
Valid for admission for Sunday only. LIMITED NUMBER
Sunday at FloydFest is an epic musical send-off, bursting at the seams with amazing performances all day long!
Valid for admission from 9am-midnight Thurs, Fri, or Sat. LIMITED NUMBER – On Sale Now
We don’t want anyone left out! For those who simply CANNOT make FloydFest the multi-day experience it is meant to be, we will be selling an EXTREMELY LIMITED QUANTITY of single day tickets at TIERED PRICES while supplies last. Gates open to single day purchasers at 9 AM.
Valid for admission all four days (July 25-28). For kids from 6-12 years old.
Kid’s tickets are $30 whether they are attending for 1 day or the entire weekend. Kids have it made at FloydFest! Once inside, the entire, centrally-located ‘Children’s Universe’ is available to them, and nearly all of our geared-for-kids activities, including workshops, performances, play equipment, etc., is free.
