Sziget Festival organizers announced a brand-new ticket option for 2025: a discounted night pass offering entry to late-night programmes across multiple venues, including several new electronic music stages. The announcement was made on Thursday.
The Night Ticket by Revolut is priced at 21,900 forints—about 35 per cent cheaper than a standard daily ticket—allowing guests to enjoy performances and events after 11pm without paying full-day prices.
Among the biggest new additions is the Delta District, a late-night hub for electronic music, spread across three dedicated venues: the Yettel Colosseum amphitheatre, the revamped BOLT Night Stage arena, and a new club space simply called The Club. Top DJs set to perform here after 11pm include Armin van Buuren, Amelie Lens, Boris Brejcha, Steve Angello, Adriatique, Miss Monique, Vini Vici, Chris Liebing, and The Blessed Madonna.
Besides the Delta District, many other popular festival areas will remain open into the early hours. These include the Revolut Stage, the centrally located dropYard in the Soho Quarter, The Buzz, the Light Stage, the Beach, and Jukebox by Havana Club.
Performances will not be limited to music alone. After 11pm, festivalgoers will also find circus shows, street theatre performances at the Grand Street Theatre, and programmes at the iconic Magic Mirror.
More information on the night ticket and the full event schedule is available on the official festival website.
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