Almost 1300 euros. This is the cost of five days of the Sanremo Festival to be enjoyed in the audience, after sending a request which gives, or rather gave given that the ‘virtual box offices’ opened on January 16th, the right to request the reservation of the ‘subscription. In short, not a real pre-sale, but the possibility of participating in a ‘draft’ hoping to then have the good fortune to be drawn and to earn the coveted season ticket.
Certainly not for all budgets, it was said, access to the Ariston. Attending the show from 7 to 11 February in the stalls costs 1,290 euros, while in the gallery the price is 672 euros, just under half.
The reservation request for private passes (for a maximum of 2 per applicant) could only be made online, by filling in the form at the link https://sanremo2023.aristonsanremo.com.
The request for single tickets, on the other hand, could only be made for people with motor disabilities (at the address https://sanremo2023.aristonsanremo.com/disabili). Ticket prices for the first four evenings were around 100 euros per evening for the gallery and 180 for the stalls. To attend the final evening the cost was 320 in the gallery and 660 in the stalls.
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