Here we have gathered important information for festivalgoers, including information about tickets, passes, transport and info desks.
Station Narva usually takes place on the first weekend of September. In 2027, the festival will be held from 2 to 5 September.
Festival passes and day tickets are sold at Piletilevi and the festival's web shop.
Station Narva usually takes place in the first weekend of September, next one will be held 2 - 5 September 2027.
Station Narva 2027 music programme will take place on Friday and Saturday, 3–4 September, in the historical Hermann Castle of Narva Museum, continuing on both nights with parties at the riverside culture club Ro-Ro.
In addition, the city will host a city programme taking place all over town, including an art programme, experience tours, urban space activities, community talks, Narva-style communal meals, and creative projects by the Station Narva Youth Lab team.
Most festival locations are within a maximum of a 15-minute walking distance from each other.
A taxi ride within the city costs about €3.5 (you might need cash!) and to Narva-Jõesuu (14 km) about €15. It is also possible to use ride-hailing apps such as Bolt or Forus.
During the festival, a free special festival bus will also be running (see below for timetable).
If you are staying in Narva-Jõesuu, the most convenient and affordable way to travel between the two towns during the day is bus line No. 31. The ride takes about 20–30 minutes.
You can find the local bus timetable here.
The festival bus goes in the late hours between the festival area, afterparty and Narva-Jõesuu.
During Station Narva, you can stay right in the heart of the festival at the Narva Museum's caravan parking area. More accommodation recommendations can be found below.
We have compiled a few recommendations for accommodation in and around Narva. Since there are many visitors in Narva during the festival, be sure to book your accommodation well in advance! Additionally, you can explore the other options available on booking.com and airbnb.com.
Yes. Located within the grounds of the medieval castle, the caravan parking area offers a unique opportunity to stay in your motorhome or caravan right at the heart of the festival. The parking space includes a 6A electricity connection, drinking water, WiFi, access to toilets and showers.
The caravan parking area is open throughout the festival and the number of places is limited.
Minors can only visit the music programme events at Narva Museum and Ro-Ro club accompanied by an authorised adult.
Children aged up to 12 can enter the festival for free, but only when accompanied by an authorised adult.
Youngsters aged 26 or younger can purchase a Youth Pass for -30%.
Once you have exchanged your ticket for a wristband you can exit and re-enter the festival site with it.
To enter the main festival area, where most of the music programme takes place, you need either a FESTIVAL PASS (for access on both evenings) or a FRIDAY or SATURDAY DAY TICKET (for access on just one day. Will be on sale soon!).
For true festival enthusiasts and adventurers, a PLUS PASS is also available. In addition to the music programme, it grants access to various parts of the city festival, including tours, special dinners, and other exciting events. See more in the festival programme.
Starting last year, we are also offering special passes with a 30% discount: the YOUTH PASS for young people up to (and including) 26 years old, and the SENIOR PASS for respected guests with pensioner status.
If you’re a night owl and just want to party at the afterparties in the Ro-Ro club, you can get access on-site for €15.