Organizers have also debuted a discounted “Night Ticket by Revolut,” aimed at fans who want to experience the festival’s late-night energy without a full-day pass.
Available for HUF 21,900 — around 35% cheaper than a standard day ticket — the new night pass grants access to the festival grounds from the evening until dawn. And for those who think they might be missing out, think again: the after-hours programming is robust, with world-class artists and immersive venues promising a full festival experience long past sunset.
While the Main Stage wraps its program in the evening, dozens of other stages come alive, including the Revolut Stage, the Delta District’s trio of electronic arenas, the dropYard and The Buzz in the Soho quarter, Light Stage, the Beach, and Jukebox by Havana Club. Night owls can also catch late-night circus shows, large-scale street theater, or step into the Magic Mirror for a more eclectic vibe.
The Delta District is the centerpiece of Sziget’s revamped night program. Designed as a “party triangle,” it aims to fill the void left by the absence of Balaton Sound this year — and possibly surpass it. The area features the iconic Yettel Colosseum, now updated with cutting-edge lighting and sound, the revamped BOLT Night Stage, and a brand-new venue, The Club. Together, they bring the crème de la crème of the electronic music scene to the island.
After 11 p.m., festivalgoers can dance until sunrise to performances by international heavyweights like Steve Angello, Boris Brejcha, Amelie Lens, Adriatique, Miss Monique, Armin Van Buuren, Vini Vici, Chris Liebing, and The Blessed Madonna.
Here’s a night-by-night snapshot of the festival’s late-night lineup highlights (not exhaustive):
For full program details and updates, visit: szigetfestival.com.
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