San Sebastian Film Festival €9.40 Tickets and Sale Dates

Woman in a blue jacket checking a tablet seating chart at a seaside film festival ticket counter

If you are choosing a screening for September 18–26 (Spain), ticket access depends on the day you plan to attend. General sales open at 09:00 San Sebastián local time on September 13 for September 18–20 screenings, September 14 for September 21–23, and September 15 for September 24–26. A standard €8.75 ticket costs €9.40 after the €0.65 per-ticket fee.

The staggered release is easy to misread: September 15 is not a booking deadline. Remaining seats for every festival date continue online and at Zinemaldi Plaza from September 16 (Spain).

 

Match the sale date to the screening

Start with the official 2026 programme, then verify the screening time, venue, subtitles and admission category—not only the film title. Use the general-sale menu rather than the accreditation-holder menu, select seats, review fees and discounts, and pay by card online. Purchases are limited to four tickets per person for each screening, so planning the exact session helps you avoid choosing the wrong venue or language option.

 

What the complete booking guide provides

The original article on Injoys brings the phased schedule, official purchase channels, box-office hours and seat-zone prices together. Its comparisons make it easier to check the real amount payable and follow the correct booking route without searching several notices.

Read the full article on Injoys

 

San Sebastian ticket prices and discounts

Beyond the €9.40 standard total, a children’s film costs €2.65 including the fee. K1 opening and closing gala seats total €80.65 in the General Zone or €95.65 in Zone B, while Culinary Cinema + Dinner totals €90.65. Zone B is the central K1 seating area; the General Zone includes seats near the screen and on the upper level.

Discounts apply only to eligible €8.75 tickets and qualifying cards, cannot be combined, and do not reduce the €0.65 fee. The options include 25% when buying at least 10 tickets at once, 50% with an eligible Kutxabank GAZTE card for up to two tickets per screening, and specified 10% on-site card discounts.

 

A quick check before payment

  • Confirm that the programme body says 2026 and 74th edition.
  • Compare the date, title and venue on the booking screen.
  • Check subtitles for the individual screening because they can differ for the same film.
  • Remember that buying 10 tickets for the 25% discount does not override the four-ticket limit for one screening.

 

Who should check first and what to do

General audiences booking from outside Spain should convert 09:00 San Sebastián local time accurately. Anyone requiring English subtitles, moving between venues or considering a sold-out session should check the individual listing first; same-day online sales begin at 08:00, but additional availability is not guaranteed.

Open the current programme today, choose the intended screening, and confirm its year, venue, subtitles and applicable sale stage. Keep the mobile ticket ready and arrive before the screening begins, because late entry is not permitted. Use the original article on Injoys for the full price and channel checklist.

Read the full article on Injoys

This post was written with assistance and published on a channel run by Injoys (injoys.com). The original article and its sources are at the link above.

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