Get your entry tickets for Dominica World Creole Music Festival 2023
Roseau, Dominica: Dominica announced the entry prices for the three nights of the World Creole Music Festival 2023. The three nights of the pulsating rhythms is all set to enhance the travel experience with the electrifying performances of the artistes.
The incredible musical nights of the festival will serve as the unforgettable memories for the travellers. Commencing on October 27, 2023, the tickets are on sale for the music festival. It will be ended on October 29, 2023.
Dominica Festival stated that the prices will be increased at the gate.
KNOW HERE: The prices of the tickets for three nights are as follows:
Night One: The price of the first night is 150XCD. The price at the gate will be 175XCD.
Night Two: The price of the second night is 200XCD. The price at the gate will be 250XCD.
Night Three: The price of the third night is 150XCD. The price at the gate will be 175XCD.
Further, the Ministry of Tourism of Dominica will also provide season special pass and price of the season pass is 375XCD. The special pass offer will be ended on October 5, 2023. The price of the special pass at the gate is 450XCD.
Dominica World Creole Music Festival 2023 will serve as the proper display of the musical heritage of the country. It will enhance the cultural description of Dominica among the tourists.
Dominica is home to lush green rainforests which attracts tourists across the globe with its captivating natural beauty. The hosting of the World Creole Music Festival will boost the tourism industry.
It will enhance the cultural experience of Dominica and make the tourists to visit again and again.
The first day of World Creole Music Festival will feature electrifying performance of the artistes such as Popcaan, DJ Stakz and TK International and many more.
The second day will feature the beats of the melodies such as Gordon Henderson, ASA Bantan and Joeboy.
The third day of the World Creole Music Festival will enhance the musical experience of the tourists with the performances of Machel Montano, Jada Kingdom and Signal Band.
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