This March 9, 2025 article preserved the ticket announcement for the 2025 Telluride Blues & Brews Festival. The local sale on March 18 and public sale on March 19 are past dates. Prices, limits and booking instructions below belong to that announcement.
The local pre-sale was announced for Tuesday, March 18, 2025 at noon at the Sheridan SHOW Bar, 110 N. Oak St., until the limited allocation sold out. The original article used “MST”; the organizer’s 2025 announcement specifies MDT. Noon Mountain Daylight Time is the corrected label.
The announcement accepted credit and debit cards only, with limits per order of two VIP passes, six three-day general-admission passes and six single-day passes. Remaining tickets were scheduled for online sale March 19 at 10 a.m. MDT through Front Gate Tickets.
| Pass or option | 2025 advertised price |
|---|---|
| Three-day festival pass | $300 |
| VIP passes | Starting at $1,100 |
| Single-day Friday, Saturday or Sunday pass | $110–$115 |
| Late-night shows and Juke Joint passes | $35 |
| Camping, glamping and parking passes | Starting at $70 |
These headline prices do not establish final checkout totals or present availability. The announcement also said children age 11 and under could enter with an accompanying adult at no charge; separate activities and future editions may have their own conditions.
Buyers were advised to create a Front Gate account, sign in before the public sale, refresh when sales opened, and complete a cart within ten minutes. The article suggested checking again when inventory displayed as unavailable and warned that orders above the limits could be canceled. These are retained as historical instructions, not a current checkout policy.
The organizer identified Front Gate as the authorized seller and warned against third-party or fraudulent tickets. For another edition, follow the seller linked from the official ticket page and read the current sale, transfer, age and admission conditions before paying.
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