Music festivals are high in demand these days after the COVID restrictions. They were the first major events to be cancelled in 2020 during worldwide pandemic and now lots of people want to catch up what they missed. This leads to music festival tickets to be sold out in a couple of minutes.
It gets near to impossible to buy festival tickets to huge festivals like Coachella or Electric Forest because of their high popularity.
Here at All Festival Tickets we want you to get into the biggest and best festivals, so we’ve prepared a guide to getting into the gig without paying a ridiculously high price!
Join Mailing List
Keeping track of when and where tickets go on sale is a must when trying to secure tickets to any given festival. Most festivals offer the option to join their mailing list. This is an excellent way to receive reminders about pre-sales, lineup announcements, and of course, when passes go on sale to the general public.
VividSeats
VividSeats is an excellent resource when it comes to buying tickets to a sold out festival. They are a legit and safe ticket exchange resale site that started in 2001 allowing licensed brokers and individuals to sell tickets to over 900,000 sports, concerts, and theater shows in the US.
Their platform offers a buyer’s guarantee to prevent scams and promises safe and secure transactions.
So you will always be able to find music festival tickets on VividSeats even if they are sold out on the official website of the festival.
Volunteer
If you missed out on buying passes to your favorite festival, signing up to volunteer programs might be the perfect option to get you through the gates and onto the festival grounds. Many festivals offer this opportunity and you may earn extra cash while enjoying your beloved artists. Working during festivals obviously means you can miss some of the gigs but you don’t need to pay for your festival ticket. Sounds like a dream job.
Facebook Groups
Check out Facebook groups of your desired festival or Reddit for someone to sell their tickets. People might cancel their plans on going to a specific festival and will look for someone to sell their tickets to.
