Ultra Europe 2027 runs Friday 9 to Sunday 11 July in Split. Ticket types, the €39 deposit payment plan, the VIP table minimum spend, the 18+ rule and ID checks.
Ultra Europe returns to Split from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 July 2027, and tickets are on sale through the festival's ticketing platform. This post covers what the official ticket pages confirm: the venue, the three ticket types, the payment plan, the 18+ rule and how named tickets are checked.
For the rest of the city, see the Split nightlife guide, the best clubs in Split and the best bars in Split.
Facts checked on 22 October 2026. Line-ups, prices, sold-out status and transport plans change, so confirm on the organiser page before you go.
Both the festival homepage and the ticket platform give Friday 9 July to Sunday 11 July 2027. The ticket pages name Park Mladeži in Split as the venue, with the address Ul. Hrvatske Mornarice 10, 21000 Split. The homepage news section did not carry any Ultra Europe 2027 announcement when opened on 22 October 2026, and no line-up is listed.
The platform lists three products. General admission is a single 3-day wristband with unlimited access to the Main, Resistance and UMF stages and other stages, a free water station and the Food Village. The Fan Pit gives a reserved pit area in front of the main stage, reserved fan pit zones and high tables, premium bar service, VIP food and drink service, and bottle service and packages for purchase; its page states that Fan Pit tickets do not include balcony access. The VIP Sky Deck offers a separate VIP entrance and exit, an elevated area with unobstructed Main Stage views, dedicated VIP restrooms, premium bar service, food and drink service, bottle service and packages, and VIP hostesses. None of the three pages shows a ticket price, so no figure is quoted for them here.
The payment-plan page prices everything in euros. You pay a €39.00 deposit at booking, plus fees, tax and a plan fee, and then three more payments in month 1, month 2 and month 3. The page does not state the size of the remaining instalments or the full ticket price. If a payment is declined or the account lacks funds, you may lose the ticket without a refund, and the organiser says it will send a reminder two days before each payment is taken.
The VIP Sky Deck page lists a minimum spend of €300 for a high table. Tables are first come, first served. The page does not give a price for entry to the Sky Deck itself, so the €300 is a spending minimum, not a ticket price.
Yes. Each ticket page states that the event is for people aged 18 and over. Tickets are printed with the attendee's name, the named person must attend, and ID is checked when the wristband is collected. The general admission page says entry is refused if the ID does not match the name on the ticket.
The Split nightlife neighbourhoods guide explains where the bars and clubs are clustered, which helps when the festival grounds close and you want somewhere else to go. Transport to Park Mladeži for 2027 is not described on the pages checked; the festival homepage links to an accommodation and travel page, so start there.
Ultra Europe 2027 general admission page, Ultra Europe 2027 payment plan, Ultra Europe 2027 VIP Sky Deck, Ultra Europe 2027 Fan Pit and Ultra Europe homepage.
No 2027 line-up was listed on the festival homepage or the ticket pages on 22 October 2026.
No. The Fan Pit page states that Fan Pit tickets do not include balcony access.
No. Tickets are named, the named attendee must be present, and ID is checked at wristband collection.
The payment-plan page says you may lose your ticket and will not get a refund; a reminder is sent two days before each payment.
