One Million Dollar Ticket Now Available For Summer Music Festival In Iceland

The team behind Secret Solstice has recently announced the availability of an extra-luxurious ticket, available for 1 million dollars, to take part in the popular music festival held in Iceland during the summer solstice.

Secret Solstice will be held this year between June 21st and 24th—ergo during the longest days of the year, when the sun almost never sets on the Icelandic capital. This will be the fifth time the festival is held in Reykjavík, with a lineup hat includes Icelandic artists such as JFDR, GusGus, GKR and Cell7, as well as international musicians, including Slayer, Stormzy and Gucci Mane.

If you are looking for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, look no further. Make plans to move to another country, too, because you might have to wave away your plans to actually pay back your student loans. Besides the regular 4-days-packages provided by the festival, in fact, the organisers have also issued a single one million dollar golden ticket to be enjoyed by a lucky group of six.

The ticket covers a trip to Iceland on private jet from any country in the world, a special “glam squad” to attend to your hair and grooming needs every single day, transport in private cars, access to a party in one of the largest glaciers in Europe, private massages, some me-time with an artist on a midnight sailing trip, a private safari among icebergs in Jökulsárlón and more luxurious perks to be enjoyed in the company of your friends.

If you are a plebeian without a million dollars to spend on a music festival, however, you can get away with a 15,000 USD ticket for two people with helicopter transfer for two to the top of Langjökull glacier, complimentary drinks, private airport transfer, priority to backstage/sidestage access and much more. For the low low price of 1,800 USD you can enjoy the VIP treatment and a 30% discount on all side events.

If you are on a budget, you can easily buy camping tickets for 285 USD and simply enjoy the music, but who’s ever heard of such a thing for a music festival?