Igloofest Quebec 2027

Tickets: what the Quebec City FAQ says

The organiser's only line on 2027 tickets, in its French FAQ, is "Les billets seront bientôt disponibles", tickets will be available soon. The last two sales went through its own site, quebec.igloofest.ca. For 2026 the release came on Wednesday 12 November 2025, with a presale on Thursday 13 November at 11:00 and the general sale on Friday 14 November at 11:00. For 2025 it came on Wednesday 20 November 2024, with a presale on Thursday 21 November and the sale on Friday 22 November, both at 10:00. Day passes for 2026 started at CAD 39 plus tax: "Day passes will be available starting at $39 + tax," the English release of 12 November 2025 said. Nothing is announced for 2027.

The VIP ticket includes fast entry, an exclusive terrace, heated toilets, a heated area and a view of the main stage. There is no re-entry: "Si vous sortez du site, il vous sera impossible d'entrer à nouveau." Once out, you stay out. Photo ID may be asked for when buying alcohol on site. How the Montreal shop works, with its card and refund rules, is on the tickets page.

The Place Jean-Béliveau at ExpoCité

The Place Jean-Béliveau is a public square at the heart of ExpoCité, beside the Centre Vidéotron, the Pavillon de la Jeunesse and the Grand Marché de Québec. Its address is 250 boulevard Wilfrid-Hamel, Quebec City, QC G1L 5A7. The festival starts at 19:00 each night. A zone is set aside for people with reduced mobility, with toilets for them, and there are several toilets on site. Find the Place Jean-Béliveau on Google Maps

On site: food, drink, bags, lost property

The FAQ answers what people ask before a night outdoors in March. There is food on site, and "une sélection de breuvages, alcoolisés et non alcoolisés", alcoholic and soft drinks, at marked points. Food and alcohol from outside are not allowed. Merchandise is sold on site. There is no cash machine, and the FAQ says nothing else about paying. Bags over 35 cm × 35 cm × 15.25 cm are refused, but there is a cloakroom at the entrance, where motorbike and bicycle helmets are left too.

For lost property the FAQ points to an online form, titled "2026 IGF- Objets perdus" on 24 October 2026. The shows go ahead rain or shine, and are cancelled only if the weather turns dangerous. The night's status goes on the festival's Facebook page. Questions go to info@gestev.com. The full list of what Quebec City bans, and how it differs from Montreal's, is on what to wear.

By RTC bus, coach or car

The organiser names these RTC routes.

• 802, stop Centre de Foires
• 64, 74, 82 and 84 from the city centre, stop "François-1re", as the organiser spells it
• 4, stop Daniel
• 3 and 801, stop 18e Rue, or the 64, 74, 82 and 84 at stop Fleur-de-Lys

By car, the organiser's FAQ names the Centre Vidéotron car park. It costs CAD 15 per vehicle. The organiser's Location and transportation page, in French, also offers a La Québécoise coach from Montreal (Place Bonaventure), Saint-Hyacinthe and Drummondville, booked by email. The offer still carries its 2026 date. Timetables are those of the RTC, Quebec City's transport network. The organiser's Quebec City travel page, in French

Past editions in Quebec City

The fourth edition, from Thursday 5 to Saturday 7 March 2026, was the first with the minimum age at 16. The organiser names its headliners, Disclosure (DJ set), Zeds Dead and Chris Lake, among nine DJs, and counts "plus de 18 000 Igloosapiens", more than 18,000, over its three nights. The third edition, from Thursday 6 to Saturday 8 March 2025, had Tiësto, Miss Monique and deadmau5. The French release of 12 November 2025 recalls more than 9,000 Igloosapiens on the square in a single evening in 2025, with Tiësto headlining. Igloosapiens, for the record, is the organiser's word for its crowd.

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