Ticket sales
Ordering and purchasing tickets in advance can only be done online before the festival. The e-tickets are sent by email, after which you can show them on your mobile phone at the ticket control. You can also print the tickets yourself.
Ticket sale during the festival & opening hours
During the festival you can still order your tickets online via our website. You can also visit our Tickets & Info stand at the Parade. You can only pay by card here. You can also go to Tickets & Info with all other questions about your festival visit. Our employees are happy to help you.
If you have questions on our pin only policy, you can contact us via toegankelijkheid@festivalboulevard.nl.
OPENING HOURS TICKETS & INFO:
Parade
12.00 - 10.30 pm
The festival area is open from 12 pm - 1 am.
Ordering tickets
In order to purchase tickets you need an account. When buying your tickets through an account, you can always access your tickets, control your data and newsletter preferences and you can use the waiting list function for sold-out performances. Click on the icon in the main menu and create an account.
Attention: Please make sure that you keep a minimum of 10 minutes in between performances (on the Parade) to make sure you are able to be on time at the next performance. When a performance has begun it is not possible to enter because you might disturb the performers and the audience.
Having problems with the ordering procedure? See the FAQs. If you don’t see your question there, then please send us an email: ticketing@festivalboulevard.nl.
Combi-tickets
We offer combi-tickets for performances during the festival. It involves different performances: theatre and dance, light-hearted and serious, international and national. They are all adventurous, high quality and have a discount. You can buy them at Tickets & info on the festival or online – the discount will be applied automatically.
The combitickets will follow soon on this page.
Geef een toegift
Suppose you love theater, dance and music, but your wallet does not allow you to buy an entrance ticket. Or you would like to give it a try, but it is better to spend your money on necessary things.
For these people there is something called 'Geef een toegift': a campaign in which visitors to Dutch festivals are asked to buy a ticket for someone else - someone from the area with a tight budget.
Theaterfestival Boulevard has been participating for years and has already made many people with few financial options happy. How does it work? You can put an extra ticket in your online shopping cart for someone who would like to visit a performance on Boulevard. Together with Quiet Community Den Bosch and the Central Shelter for Asylum Seekers, we ensure that your 'extra ticket' ends up well with people from Den Bosch.