Plans for summer 2026 officially get underway with the launch of the Baja Beach Fest presale, now available for a limited time. Festival organizers announced that the presale will run for 48 hours only and will close Thursday, January 29, at 11:59 p.m.
The three-day festival is scheduled for August 7 through 9, 2026, in Playas de Rosarito, located about 45 minutes south of San Diego, California. Organizers describe the weekend as a beachfront celebration centered on music, culture, and the high-energy atmosphere that has become synonymous with the event.
Why buy during the presale
The presale offers attendees the chance to lock in lower prices, access more flexible payment plans, and choose from a wider range of passes before the official artist lineup is announced. Once the presale window closes, promotional pricing will no longer be available.
Pass options and pricing
Available options include three-day General Admission passes priced at $349, with a $20 down payment. The GA pass includes access to all three festival days, performances by more than 35 reggaeton and Latin music artists, and entry to general festival areas, food and beverage zones, water stations, brand activations, a Ferris wheel, and more.
Three-day GA+ passes are priced at $449 with a $40 deposit, while three-day VIP passes are available for $799 with a $75 down payment. The La Playa experience, which required a $125 deposit, has already sold out.
Payment plans and travel packages
Presale purchases include the option to pay in monthly installments, beginning with a deposit and followed by equal payments. Hotel packages are also available, including three- or four-night stays in Tijuana with a 20 percent down payment, as well as accommodations in Rosarito.
Additional add-ons include three-day shuttle passes priced at $150 from San Diego and $100 from Tijuana. Table service at the Baja Beach Club is also available upon request.
Countdown to summer 2026
The 2026 presale marks the first opportunity for fans to secure their spot at next year’s Baja Beach Fest. Organizers emphasized that current pricing will no longer apply once the presale ends.
The festival expects to welcome thousands of attendees in August for what it calls “the ultimate perreo paradise” on the beach.
