The international reggae festival Rototom Sunsplash launches a special promotional ticket offer for its 28th edition, to be held from 16 to 22 August, 2023 in Benicàssim.
From this Thursday, December 15, at 00.00 am, and until December 31, tickets to enjoy the festival’s seven days can be purchased at the special price of 120 euros and the four-day tickets for 100 euros.
Furthermore, also from December 15 to 31, those who want to enjoy the full experience of Rototom 2023 and stay in the camping area adjacent to the concert venue, may do so for 50 euros for the seven days (7 euros per day), and for 30 euros if they purchase the four-day ticket.
The special ticket offer is also for residents registered in Benicàssim
During this second half of December, people registered as residents in Benicàssim can also benefit from this special promotion, with 7 day passes for 90 euros and four-day passes for 70 euros.
On the other hand, for people subscribed to Rototom Club (Telegram and Whatsapp channels), the festival launches this Wednesday, December 14, at 22.00, the pre-sale of 300 seven day passes at 100 euros. Those who want to be part of Rototom Club and qualify for these discounted tickets, as well as keep up with all of the other promotions and exclusive services through their mobile, can register at the following link:
https://rototomsunsplash.com/rototom-club/
With the 28th edition on the immediate horizon, Rototom Sunsplash seeks to share once again its open, eclectic, inclusive and sustainable festival format. Something confirmed by the balance of this past summer’s event in Benicàssim. With festival goers from 77 countries from five continents, the city Rototom danced to the rhythm of the nearly 200 concerts and shows held over its seven days. Music that is the pulse of a festival that also vibrates during the day, with spaces adapted to family audiences and a wide range of cultural and extra-musical activities, from conferences and workshops to art exhibitions, film screenings, theatre, yoga and dance sessions, samba bands, parades and gastronomy. All of which reflect the diversity of the festival itself.