Are you looking for an unforgettable experience? Look no further than the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, also known as JazzFest. This annual event is a celebration of the city's culture, music, and food. It's a great way to experience the city's unique culture and have a great time. But before you book your tickets, there are a few things you should know about the festival.
The JazzFest is held in the infield of the Fair Grounds racetrack, so there is no need to worry about it selling out. However, there are limited VIP tickets available, so if you want to get one, it's best to purchase them as soon as possible. You can learn more about ticket packages and compare them on the official website. On Wednesday, ticket buyers can also pick up pre-booked tickets at Will Call and try to resolve any issues with ticket orders.
When it comes to wristbands for admission to an entire weekend of the festival, these are not part of the sale on Wednesday. This is only for one-day tickets. Some ticket buyers have reported problems getting their JazzFest wristbands shipped to them on time. Wednesday's event is an opportunity to resolve those issues before the festival opens the next day.
The lineup for the second weekend of the festival includes some big names like Luke Combs, Black Crowes, Busta Rhymes, Stevie Nicks, Lauren Daigle, Erykah Badu, Jimmy Buffett, Maze with Frankie Beverly, Willie Nelson, Buddy Guy, Norah Jones and hundreds of local musicians. Now that you know a little more about what JazzFest is and its incredible impact on the city, let's talk about how to book and navigate a once-in-a-lifetime JazzFest experience. Tickets for the JazzFest are available for purchase on the official website a few months before the event or at the gates of any day of the festival. The Big Chief VIP Experience is the most luxurious way to enjoy the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
JazzFest welcomes people of all levels to come and enjoy its food, music and culture. However, if you're bringing children over 2 years old with you, they will need a ticket to access the Krewe of JazzFest observation area.
