Every possible ticket you could want, and need, ahead of Roundhay Festivals' debut outing next week
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Ahead of the massive three-day event kicking off next week, here is the definitive guide to remaining ticket prices, VIP upgrade fees, and the vital official parking costs you need to know
The countdown is officially on.
Next weekend (July 3 to July 5), a massive 70,000-capacity festival site will take over Roundhay Park for three distinct days of live music - the inaugural Roundhay Festival.
Headlined by global superstar Pitbull on Friday night, Scottish powerhouse Lewis Capaldi on Saturday, and a massive family-friendly All Things Orchestral and DJ Yoda show closing out on Sunday, it is set to be one of the biggest weekends on the city's summer calendar.
With all premium hotel and travel packages completely snapped up, securing your entry and transit now is essential.
To save you from getting stung by rising price tiers or hidden costs at checkout, we have combed through the live ticket maps to break down every option left on the table.
Roundhay Festival 2026: day-by-day ticket availability & pricing
Ticketmaster have several tickets still on sale ahead of next week’s blockbuster event - crucially, venue and event digital delivery is completely free across all three days, so you can ignore any unexpected digital delivery fees at checkout.
Day One: Friday (Pitbull, Jason Derulo & Tinie Tempah)
Friday night is geared entirely toward high-energy party anthems. Tickets are currently sitting on their second wave of allocations, but group and family options offer a tidy discount if you book together.
- General Admission Standing (2nd Release): £87.25 each
- General Admission Team Ticket (Groups of 3–6): £76.15 each (1st Release rate - a massive saving if you band together)
- Child (Ages 2–9) & Guardian Standing: £76.15 each (Sold strictly in pairs, limit of 2 per booking)
Day Two: Saturday 4 July (Lewis Capaldi & Conan Gray)
Demand for Saturday's emotional power-ballads is exceptionally high, and ticket tiers are moving much faster than Friday's line-up. Standard general admission has already moved past the launch phase.
- General Admission Standing (Launch Tier): £87.25 each
- General Admission Standing (Tier 2): £92.95 each
- General Admission Team Ticket (Groups of 3–6): £76.15 each (Tier 1 rate)
- Child (Ages 2–9) & Guardian Standing: £81.45 each (Sold in pairs, limit of 2)
Day Three: Sunday 5 July (All Things Orchestral + DJ Yoda)
Hosted by Myleene Klass and featuring the Hallé Orchestra, Sunday is the relaxed, family-centric finale. Prices are significantly lower, making it a great budget-friendly option for a weekend afternoon out.
- General Admission (1st Release): £19.25 each
- General Admission (2nd Release): £37.35 each
- General Admission Family Rate (3–6 Tickets): £13.45 each
VIP upgrades & grandstand seating
If you aren't keen on standing in the crowds all day, or if you want access to private bars and premium viewing platforms, there are multiple luxury tiers left through both Ticketmaster and the team at Seat Unique.
Friday: Pitbull VIP Options
- VIP Pavilion (3rd Release): £135.45 each
- Diamond VIP Experience: £140.95 (1st Release) or £162.45 (2nd Release)
- Unique VIP Grandstand (1st Release): £140.95 each (Seated options left in Rows F, G, H, X, and Y)
Saturday: Lewis Capaldi VIP Options
- VIP Pavilion (Tier 3): £135.45 each
- Diamond VIP Experience: £162.45 (Tier 2) or £189.45 (Tier 3)
- Unique VIP Grandstand (Tier 3): £167.45 each (Seated options left across rows G, J, L, M, N, Q, S through V, and X through Z)
Sunday: All Things Orchestral VIP Options
- VIP Pavilion: £31.05 (1st Release) or £37.35 (2nd Release)
- Diamond VIP Experience: £31.05 (1st Release) or £37.35 (2nd Release)
- (Note: Grandstand seating is not available for Sunday's performance)
Souvenir Add-Ons
When clicking through your purchase, Ticketmaster will prompt you with optional physical merchandise. If you want a tangible token of the weekend, it will add a premium to your base ticket:
- Friday Souvenir Bundle: £99.95 total (GA Standing + Souvenir Ticket)
- Friday Laminate Bundle: £97.95 total (GA Standing + Laminate & Lanyard)
- Saturday Souvenir Bundle: £104.95 total (GA Standing + Souvenir Ticket)
- Saturday Laminate Bundle: £102.95 total (GA Standing + Laminate & Lanyard)
How to Book Official Parking
Do not attempt to drive down and park on the residential streets surrounding Roundhay Park next weekend. Leeds City Council is enforcing strict traffic management orders, and standard local street parking will be heavily restricted or entirely shut down to prevent gridlock.
Official event parking is being managed exclusively in advance via JustPark.
Because thousands of attendees are expected to descend on the site daily, spaces within walking distance of the festival gates are expected to sell out completely before Friday morning.
Two distinct official options have been set up for drivers depending on budget and how far you are willing to walk:
- Festival On-Site Parking: Located just 0.55 miles from the main festival gates. This is the most convenient option but comes at a premium of £37.95 per day.
- Fearnville Park and Stride: Located at Fearnville Leisure Centre Click to open side panel for more information (roughly 1.83 miles out). A great budget alternative at £16.55 per day, but you will need to factor in a 30-to-35-minute walk or use local transit links to reach the destination gates.
Drivers are urged to log onto the JustPark app or website this week to select their specific arrival day (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) and lock in a verified spot. Pre-booking ensures a guaranteed space, utilises JustPark's best-price guarantee, and keeps you from getting stuck in bottleneck queues when arriving in North Leeds.