Parklife 2027 tickets are on sale now. Earlybird weekend passes went live on Friday 30 October for the Manchester festival, which returns to Heaton Park on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 July 2027.
No lineup has been announced yet. Earlybirds are the cheapest tier, and you’re buying before a single act is named.
Parklife 2027 ticket prices
The official site lists three weekend tiers, all sold through Ticketmaster. Each comes with a deposit plan if you’d rather spread the cost.
- Weekend: £162.90 including fees, or a £20 deposit plus six monthly payments under £25
- Weekend VIP: £223.10 with no extra fees, or a £30 deposit plus six monthly payments under £33
- Weekend Backstage: £391.45 with no extra fees, or a £45 deposit plus six monthly payments under £59
The standard weekend ticket covers the main site, every stage, the fairground rides, bars and the festival’s secret venues. Day tickets aren’t listed yet.
What VIP and Backstage add at Heaton Park
VIP gets express entry, a viewing spot for The Valley, VIP toilets and a cocktail bar. There’s also street food, a hidden dancefloor and a hair and make-up station. Parklife says those perks will be confirmed closer to the time.
Backstage includes everything in VIP plus a dedicated fast-track entrance. It also adds its own viewing area for The Valley, luxury toilets, covered seating, a pamper station and separate cocktail and wine bars.
No Parklife 2027 lineup yet
For a sense of the scale, our Parklife 2025 lineup and stages guide covers how the site was split last time.
Parklife comes from the same team behind The Warehouse Project, whose Manchester season runs through the winter. So if you’re waiting on names, the WHP calendar is a decent place to spot who’s in favour with the promoters right now.
We’ll post the 2027 lineup and stage splits as soon as Parklife announces them.
