The 2026 Seville Flamenco Biennial takes place from 9 September to 3 October and brings together dozens of performances in theatres, heritage venues and distinctive spaces across the city. If you are planning your visit, one of the most important questions is very specific: how much tickets cost, where to buy them and which discounts are still available.
The answer depends on the venue and, in some cases, the seating area selected. The organisers have published prices ranging from €12 for the Side Upper Gallery at Teatro Lope de Vega up to €75 for the best seats for Infinita, by Sara Baras, at Teatro de la Maestranza. There are also shows with a single €30 price, tickets from €15 at Espacio Turina and seats from €25 at the bullring.
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Quick answer: official ticket prices for the 2026 Seville Flamenco Biennial range from €12 to €75, depending on the venue and seating area. The 10% and 5% advance-purchase discounts have already ended, but Hora Jovenis still available: people under 30 can receive a 50% discount at the box office one hour before the performance, provided seats are still available. Tickets are purchased from the official page for each performance in the Biennial programme.
Last updated: 1 September 2026. The prices listed here are those officially published by the Biennial. Ticket availability can change at any time, and some performances have already announced full houses or sold-out dates.
General ticket sales began on 11 February 2026 at 10:00. The most direct way to buy is to open the Biennial’s General Programme and then open the page for the performance you are interested in. When tickets remain, that page includes the official “Buy tickets” option.
You can check the official Biennial programme to see the latest availability for each performance. It is better to enter through the individual event page rather than old search-engine results, because availability can change quickly.
The Biennial also provides a box-office email address, taquillaseulen.icas@gmail.com, and the phone number 955 472 822 for ticket-purchase enquiries.
In practice, the Biennial centralises access to ticket sales through its own programme. This is useful because the edition is spread across many venues: Teatro Lope de Vega, Teatro de la Maestranza, Teatro Central, Espacio Turina, Teatro Alameda, San Luis de los Franceses, Real Fábrica de Artillería, Real Alcázar, Hotel Triana and the bullring, among others.
Our advice is simple: always start from the official Biennial website. This reduces the risk of reaching an outdated listing, a resale site or a channel that does not reflect the actual remaining capacity.
If you are comparing several days, you can first open our complete guide to the 2026 Seville Flamenco Biennial and then check ticket availability for each performance that fits your itinerary.
Official prices are not the same at every venue. Some venues use a single price while others divide the auditorium into seating areas. This is the price list published by the organisers for the 24th Biennial:
| Venue | Area / seat | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bullring | Arena | €50 |
| Barrier | €45 | |
| Tier | €40 | |
| Tier seat | €35 | |
| Box | €30 | |
| Upper stand | €25 | |
| Espacio Turina | General admission | €25 |
| Upper gallery | €15 | |
| Teatro de la Maestranza | Stalls A | €55 |
| Stalls B | €50 | |
| Balcony A | €48 | |
| Balcony B | €45 | |
| Terrace A | €42 | |
| Terrace B | €40 | |
| Terrace C | €37 | |
| Upper Gallery A | €35 | |
| Upper Gallery B | €32 | |
| Upper Gallery C | €30 | |
| Upper Gallery D | €28 | |
| Teatro Lope de Vega | Stalls seat | €35 |
| Platea | €35 | |
| Central box | €35 | |
| Side box | €30 | |
| Amphitheatre seat | €25 | |
| Amphitheatre box | €20 | |
| Central upper-gallery seat | €15 | |
| Side upper-gallery seat | €12 | |
| Teatro Central | Published price | €30 |
| San Luis Church | Published price | €30 |
| Teatro Alameda | Published price | €30 |
| Real Fábrica de Artillería | Published price | €30 |
| Royal Alcázar | Published price | €30 |
| Hotel Triana | Published price | €30 |
Therefore, for many performances it is reasonable to budget €25 to €35 per performance, although seats at the Maestranza and certain special events can cost more. The Lope de Vega offers the lowest published ticket price, with seats from €12.
The Biennial offered two advance-purchase discount periods when sales opened:
As of this update, 1 September 2026, both discounts have ended. This is worth clarifying because older pages or search results may still mention the promotion without making clear that it was available only during a limited period.
The official information also notes one exception: the advance discounts did not apply to the second and third performances of Infinita, by Sara Baras.
The most attractive discount for anyone who has not yet bought a ticket is Hora Joven. People under 30 can receive a 50% discount when buying at the box office one hour before the performance.
There is one crucial condition: it only applies if tickets are still available. It is therefore not a good option if you are travelling specifically to Seville for a particular performance or if the show is in high demand.
It can be an excellent opportunity for residents, flexible visitors or fans willing to decide at the last minute. For a highly anticipated premiere, a Noche Única or a small-capacity venue, waiting for Hora Joven means accepting the risk of missing out.
Infinita, the return of Sara Baras to the Biennial, has its own price scale at Teatro de la Maestranza and includes the most expensive published seats of this edition:
The published price for Infinita is higher than the Maestranza’s general price table. For the theatre’s other performances, the official range is €28 to €55, while Sara Baras is priced between €42 and €75.
This makes Infinita a clear exception within the Biennial’s pricing policy. If budget is a priority, compare the location and visibility of the different seating areas before choosing.
You can also read our dedicated article about Sara Baras in Seville 2026: Infinita and her return to the Biennial for more information about the show.
The organisers allow tickets to be purchased at the venue one hour before the performance, provided seats are still available. This last-minute option can be useful for performances with remaining availability or for visitors already in Seville who can be flexible.
The central box office at the Real Fábrica de Artillería has, according to the published information, general opening hours Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 20:00, and is closed at weekends and on public holidays.
During Holy Week, the Feria and summer, the stated hours are Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 14:00. Before making a special trip, it is advisable to confirm that these hours are still in force.
It depends on the performance. The 2026 edition reaches September with several dates already announced as sold out. Venues such as San Luis de los Franceses or the Real Fábrica de Artillería have a smaller capacity than the major theatres, so certain productions can sell out much earlier.
If you have a very specific artistic priority, the safest strategy is to buy as soon as you find availability. If you simply want to experience the Biennial without one must-see performance, last-minute purchasing gives you more flexibility to take advantage of released seats or Hora Joven.
A full performance does not mean your Biennial experience is over. The 2026 edition runs for almost a month and spreads its programme across many venues, times and formats.
The first step is to check the official page for the specific date. Do not assume a show is sold out just because an earlier date was. Some productions have two or more performances and availability can differ from one date to another.
If there really are no tickets left, we recommend our guide 2026 Flamenco Biennial: sold-out tickets and what to see if you cannot find seats. We have also prepared a specific guide for anyone looking for an immediate alternative: Biennial sold out: where to see flamenco in Seville today.
Yes. The Biennial itself confirms that the 2026 edition includes free activities as part of its parallel programme. This makes it possible to take part in the festival atmosphere without buying a ticket for every day.
Exhibitions, cultural events, meetings and other activities can complement a paid performance very well. For visitors spending several days in Seville, combining €25 or €30 shows with free activities also helps keep the overall trip budget under control.
See our guide 2026 Seville Flamenco Biennial for free: free shows and activities to explore the options we have been compiling.
A day can vary greatly depending on your plans. With a €15 or €20 seat at the Lope de Vega or Espacio Turina plus a free activity, it is possible to experience the festival on a modest budget. A single-price ticket at many venues costs €30.
If you want to combine two paid performances on the same day, a typical budget may be around €50 to €70, depending on the venues. At the upper end, a premium seat for Sara Baras costs €75 before adding any other performance that day.
That is why we recommend choosing one or two truly essential shows first, then completing your itinerary with more affordable, free or other flamenco options elsewhere in Seville.
The 2026 Biennial makes it possible to create very different experiences. Some areas can be accessed for €12 or €15, many performances cost €30, and major productions at the Maestranza are priced higher.
At this stage of the calendar, the key is no longer to wait for another advance-discount campaign, but to compare performances, watch availability and use Hora Joven if you meet the requirements.
And if one performance sells out, do not base your entire visit on a single ticket: the Biennial fills the city for weeks and Seville offers many other ways to keep enjoying flamenco.
Published prices range from €12 to €75. The €12 ticket is for the Side Upper Gallery at Teatro Lope de Vega, while the €75 price applies to Stalls seats for Infinita, by Sara Baras, at Teatro de la Maestranza.
Tickets are purchased from the official page for each performance within the Biennial’s General Programme. When tickets remain, the page provides access to the corresponding official sales channel.
No. The 10% discount ran from 11 February to 10 March 2026. It was followed by a 5% discount from 11 March to 11 April. Both periods have now ended.
It is a 50% discount for people under 30 who buy at the box office one hour before the performance, provided tickets are still available.
Yes. The Biennial states that tickets can be purchased one hour beforehand at the venue where the performance takes place, provided tickets are still available.
For Infinita, by Sara Baras, published prices at Teatro de la Maestranza range from €42 to €75, depending on the seating area.
Yes. Teatro Central, San Luis Church, Teatro Alameda, Real Fábrica de Artillería, the Royal Alcázar and Hotel Triana are listed with a published price of €30 for their Biennial performances.
Yes. The Biennial includes free activities as part of its parallel programme. Availability and dates should be checked in the latest programme.
First check other dates for the same show. If there is no availability, look for other Biennial performances, free activities or flamenco shows in Seville. At Tablaos Flamencos we maintain dedicated guides with alternatives for sold-out performances.
Do not assume so. The Biennial’s specific sales information sets out its own conditions and discounts. Before buying, always check the conditions for the individual performance or contact the box office.
In many cities, flamenco tablaos sell out easily, especially on weekends and during peak season. That’s why, if your dates are set, the most important thing is to book online.
Direct recommendation: book online through our website to guarantee your seat and arrive with everything confirmed. If you already have your destination, go straight to your city to see available options and clear recommendations.
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