When and where is I Love Reggaeton?
The organiser, Sharemusic, hosts the festival on Friday 13 November 2026 at the Gran Canaria Stadium Annex. The address is Calle Fondos de Segura s/n, 35019 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Anyone living or holidaying in the south of the island needs to plan the journey. The organiser does not say how long it takes to get there.
The organiser says the times are approximate: doors at 18:00, show at 19:30 and finish around 01:00 in the early hours of 14 November. Latecomers can still enter up to 60 minutes before the end.
Once you leave the site, you cannot return, as there is no re-entry. Children and teenagers must stay away, because entry under 18 is banned.
How much are tickets and how do they work?
General admission costs from 41 euros, service fee included, according to the organiser. Tickets are sold through Enterticket, and the organiser expressly advises using this official channel.
Standing VIP costs from 69 euros and includes a welcome drink, a snack cocktail, a separate bar with toilets and a commemorative pin. For 99 euros and up, the cocktail is replaced by food with ham and snacks until the show starts.
Tickets for Front Stage and for people with reduced mobility are also on sale. The organiser has not given their prices in the information available.
Every ticket is named, and the QR code only appears once you enter the name. Changing a name later costs 20 euros, and staff at the door may ask to see an ID card or passport.
The PDF goes only to the buyer, even if they enter further names. It can be downloaded 10 days before the event, and digital tickets are enough.
How do you get there, and what can you bring?
The organiser says there is no parking at the Annex. It recommends public transport or private transport services, but names no bus routes.
A security check at the entrance removes alcohol, glass and bottles with caps. You may bring one plastic bottle of water of 50 centilitres, without its cap.
Power banks, umbrellas, selfie sticks, large rucksacks, recording equipment, tents and chairs are also banned. Banners must be no bigger than A3.
General, Front Stage, Standing VIP and wheelchair access each have a separate entrance. The mobility ticket is valid only with a certificate or a wheelchair, and a companion must buy a mobility ticket too.
A first-aid point and paramedics are on site. The organiser plans to publish the site map during festival week.
How do you pay at the site?
The festival takes only a wristband instead of cash. Each ticket comes with one at no extra charge, and you can top it up with cash or card at stations, by QR code at the drinks bars or on the festival website.
Promotions offering 10, 20 and 30 euros of credit were advertised, while stocks last. If you send someone else to the bar, note that the person holding the topped-up wristband must pay themselves.
Leftover credit, excluding promotional credit, can be reclaimed on the festival website from 00:00 on Wednesday 18 November until 23:59 on Thursday 17 December 2026. You need the code on the wristband, and the organiser says there are no fees.
Food is served from food trucks with a rest area, and drinks from several bars on site. The organiser says prices are only posted at the venue.
What is Surf 'n Zouk and what does it really cost?
Surf 'n Zouk combines Brazilian zouk dance workshops with surf lessons, running from 18:00 on Friday 13 November to 18:00 on Sunday 29 November 2026, according to the listing. The venue is La Marquesina in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the organiser is SurfnZouk.
Another events listing gives 28 November as the end date, and the organiser has not confirmed this in the information available. Anyone planning a trip should check the date on the official website first.
The Dance Pass costs 240 euros for the first week and 240 euros for the second, according to the listing. Both weeks together cost 390 euros.
Surf lessons and the two optional excursions on the two Wednesdays are not included in the pass. Accommodation costs extra too, and the Tamaran House is named.
Beginner surfers are welcome, and the Dance Pass is also available without a surf course. Dance classes are split into beginners and advanced, and private lessons are possible.
What is still unclear?
Who performs at I Love Reggaeton is not confirmed, because the programme exists only as an image that could not be read. The prices for Front Stage and the mobility ticket are also open, as is whether tickets are still available.
There was no statement from the Cabildo (island government) or the Ayuntamiento (city council) on either event. For the surf lessons at Surf 'n Zouk, the price, daily schedule and instructors' names are missing.
The festival was held before in Tenerife, on 7 November 2025 in the port area of Santa Cruz. For Gran Canaria, the organiser gives no visitor number for 2026.
The next date is 13 November, when both events start. The refund window for wristband credit then opens on 18 November.