Festigal Ticket Prices Rise, Discounts Available Through Organizations
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Ticket prices for the upcoming Festigal show have increased by 10 shekels across all seating sections, a rise of up to 7.8%. However, consumer clubs and employee unions are offering significantly discounted tickets, with prices as low as 29 shekels in the upper stands. The show, "TOP SECRET Festigal," begins on November 28 at Expo Tel Aviv and features a star-studded cast including Noa Kirel and Ran Danker. Festigal organizers stated they offer various price levels and discounts to make the show accessible.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Festigal ticket prices have increased by 10 shekels across all seating sections this year.
- The price hike represents an increase of approximately 5.3% to 7.8% compared to last year.
- Consumer clubs and employee unions offer significantly lower ticket prices, with some as low as 29 shekels.
- The show, "TOP SECRET Festigal," will start on November 28 at Expo Tel Aviv.
- The lineup includes popular Israeli artists such as Noa Kirel and Ran Danker.
- Festigal organizers emphasize efforts to provide affordable options through various discounts.
Ticket prices for this year's Festigal family entertainment event have increased by 10 shekels across all seating sections, representing a rise of approximately 5.3% to 7.8% compared to last year. Despite the price hike, consumer clubs and employee unions are offering significantly lower ticket prices, with considerable variations among these organizations.
The price for a ticket to the main auditorium has risen from 189 to 199 shekels, a 5.3% increase. The lower stands saw a price jump from 159 to 169 shekels, a 6.3% increase. The highest relative increase was in the upper stands, where ticket prices went from 129 to 139 shekels, a 7.8% rise.
Substantial savings are available for those eligible to purchase tickets through consumer clubs. For instance, a ticket to the main auditorium through the "Hever" club costs 69 shekels, compared to 199 shekels at the box office. Purchasing four tickets could result in a difference of 520 shekels, with club prices totaling 276 shekels versus 796 shekels at the box office.
Significant price differences also exist between the various clubs. For the main auditorium, tickets are offered at 95 shekels through "Shalch," 119 shekels via "Leumi Bonus" and "Tov Club," and 129 shekels through "Hipotek" benefits. For the lower stands, prices range from 59 shekels at "Hever," 69 shekels at "Shalch," 89 shekels at "Leumi Bonus," 99 shekels at "Tov Club," to 105 shekels with "Hipotek" benefits. In the upper stands, tickets are available for 29 shekels at "Hever," 45 shekels at "Shalch," 59 shekels at "Leumi Bonus," 69 shekels at "Tov Club," and 79 shekels with "Hipotek" benefits.
The show, titled "TOP SECRET Festigal," will commence on November 28 at Expo Tel Aviv. The lineup includes Noa Kirel, Ran Danker, Eliana Tidhar, Yisrael Attias, Yaniv Swissa, Daniel Styopin, Shahar Taboch, Idan Te'lem, Hili Toladano, Omer Nodelman, Amir Banai, Shira Zaluf, Noa Astangelov, and Dylan Dror. Eden Ben Zaken will appear as a guest singer.
A Festigal spokesperson stated, "Festigal 2026 is the flagship show for the entire family in Israel. Ticket prices are offered at multiple levels, alongside special benefits and arrangements through organizations and employee unions, allowing many families to enjoy affordable prices. We continue to make significant efforts to enable as many children and families as possible to enjoy the show each year."