Which stars perform on which evenings?
On Wednesday, 4 November 2026, the first big star night begins at 20:00 and runs until 03:00. According to the events portal maspalomas.live, La Voix, Divina de Campo, Ken Lambert and Blitz Kidz perform, joined by DJs and drag entertainment.
On Thursday, 5 November 2026, the stage turns into a 90s dance night. Anita Doth of 2 Unlimited, Evi Goffin of Lasgo, Kelly O of Cappella and Tameko Star of Livin' Joy sing, according to maspalomas.live; a fashion show by ES Collection is also announced.
On Friday, 6 November 2026, Tara McDonald & The Love Electric, Soraya Vivian, Celia Jimenez and Patricia Foort close the star nights. On this evening too, 20:00 to 03:00 is given as the show time, as the portal states.
How much does entry to the Main Stage cost?
Entry to the Yumbo Main Stage is free, according to winterpride.com. However, admission only applies up to maximum capacity; the organiser may refuse entry if the area is full.
Separate tickets apply for pool parties, boat trips and VIP offers. No reliable euro prices are given in the available information, as the ticket page of winterpride.com shows.
Minors under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Alcohol is not served to under-18s, according to winterpride.com.
What rules apply at entry?
Bag and security checks are mandatory, reports winterpride.com. Food and drinks from outside are generally prohibited; sealed water bottles without caps are exempt.
The evening shows generally begin at 20:00. According to maspalomas.live, doors open at 20:00 on the star nights and the programme runs until 03:00.
Anyone arriving by car should allow for crowds in Playa del Inglés. According to gaytravel4u.com, the organisation recommends staying near the Yumbo Centre or the beach so that the shows can be reached on foot.
What happens at the Pride Walk on 7 November?
The Pride Walk is scheduled for Saturday, 7 November 2026. The pre-party begins at 15:00, the march starts at 16:00 at the Hotel Abora Catarina by Lopesan and heads to the Yumbo Centre, as winterpride.com reports.
The afterparty is due to begin at 18:00. Taking part in the walk is free, according to the official Walk page.
The official Walk page names 40,000 voices or participants as the target or mobilisation figure for 2026. A confirmed comparison figure for 2025 and independent official visitor statistics are not shown there.
How do visitors get to the shows?
The Yumbo Centre is in Playa del Inglés in the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana. According to gaytravel4u.com, the organisation recommends staying near the Yumbo or the promenade so that late nights are within walking distance.
Pool parties and boat trips may require separate tickets, as the programme notes show.
For orientation in the nightlife, CITA News offers an interactive map of gay locations in the Canary Islands: https://cita.news/de/gay-karte-kanaren.html
What remains open?
Municipal road closures, additional security measures, effects on residents and official permits are not confirmed. The available sources give no information on these points.
An official visitor number, a comparison with 2025 and details of public spending or revenue are not shown. It is also not clear from the sources who pays for the stage, security, cleaning or medical services.
Visitors should check the official event programme and ticket conditions before travelling. The next specifically named event is the show on 4 November 2026 at 20:00.