Eurovision fans hoping to attend the 2027 contest in Burgas could face official ticket prices of up to around 360 euros, while sought-after seats on the unofficial resale market could reach more than 1,400 euros. However, the European Broadcasting Union has not yet announced any ticket prices for the Bulgarian edition, meaning these figures are only an indication based on the previous contest in Vienna.
At Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, the cheapest tickets were available for afternoon rehearsal shows at 15 euros, while the most expensive ticket for the final, a Golden Circle seat directly in front of the stage, cost 360 euros. On the unofficial resale market, reports about the contest cited offers reaching around 1,400 euros for sought-after tickets.
The official Eurovision website has already warned fans that tickets for the 2027 contest are not yet on sale and that any current offers should be treated with extreme caution. No information has yet been released on ticket categories, seating sectors or the date when the first official sales will begin.
What has been confirmed is that tickets will be available for the three televised shows in Burgas: the semi-finals on May 11 and 13 and the grand final on May 15, along with two preliminary shows before each televised performance. That would bring the total to nine separate shows, following the format used in Vienna.
