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Festigal Ticket Prices Rise, Consumer Clubs Offer Discounts
Festigal ticket prices have increased by up to 7.8% this year, with central seats now costing 199 shekels. Various Israeli consumer clubs and credit card companies are offering discounts to help offset the costs.
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What happened
- 01Festigal ticket prices have increased by 10 shekels across all seating sections this year.
- 02Central seating for Festigal now costs 199 shekels, an increase of 5.3% from last year.
- 03Consumer clubs offer significant discounts, with "Ashmoret" club tickets starting as low as 24 shekels.
- 04Credit card companies and banks also provide discounts, some offering up to 100 shekels off.
- 05Limited coupon availability and purchase caps apply to most discount offers.
- 06Total holiday entertainment costs, beyond tickets, can still heavily impact family budgets.
"Ashmoret" club members can get tickets starting at 24 shekels, while FLYCARD holders receive a 100 shekel discount. The total cost of holiday entertainment, including travel and food, can still strain family budgets.
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