Wonderfruit 2026: Here’s Why You’ll Want To Lock In Your Passes This Month

By Lara Kramer  •  02 Sep 2026 in Events

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Wonderfruit is returning to The Fields at Siam Country Club in Chonburi this December, bringing five days of music, art, food, movement, and all the wonderfully strange things that happen when thousands of people are given a field and very few reasons to go home.

Running from 3 to 7 December 2026, the festival is entering its 11th edition with this year’s theme, Field Village.

The concept takes Wonderfruit back to its beginnings as a homegrown Thai festival, imagining The Fields as a living village shaped by music, art, nature, food, and the people who gather there.

If you have been considering making the trip this year, there is also a pretty good reason to stop considering and start booking.

 

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The September Sale Is On

General ticket sales opened on 1 September at 4:00 p.m. Bangkok time, with the September Sale running until 7 September. It is currently the lowest general ticket price available for the rest of the year, and prices will increase with each subsequent sale.

For 1 to 7 September, a 5-Day Full Pass costs THB 10,900, while a Weekend Pass is THB 9,500.

From 1 October, those prices increase to THB 11,900 and THB 10,500. They go up again in November to THB 12,900 for the 5-Day Full Pass and THB 11,500 for the Weekend Pass.

Leave it until the door, and the difference becomes much harder to ignore. Door prices are THB 20,000 for the 5-Day Full Pass and THB 15,000 for the Weekend Pass.

So, if Wonderfruit is already somewhere in your December plans, September is the time to lock it in. Once capacity is reached, ticket sales may also close early.

This year’s programme continues Wonderfruit’s focus on Mind, Nature, and Sound, with plenty to explore across all three.

Sound of The Fields brings together artists from different genres, scenes, and musical traditions. The lineup includes Tangerine Dream, Eli Keszler, Orphx, ITSU & ARS, Jesse You, JakoJako, Loyboy, Gerd Janson, Hamdi Ryder, Omoloko, ffan, Faustus, Nubya Garcia, Jane Fitz, Nicolas Lutz, Sweely, DOTT, Shanka Tribe, DJ Python, Genderfunk, and the Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band, with more artists still to come.

But music is only one part of the Wonderfruit experience.

Across The Fields, Living Through the Arts will transform the festival grounds with installations, performances, and spaces designed to encourage people to slow down and actually engage with what is around them. Among the works featured this year are Light Hive by RGB Installation x RedLight Lab, Contour Distort by Tawatchai Puntusawasdi, and Indigo Vessel by Pinaree Sanpitak.

Unconditional Space will also return with Tropicality: New Beginnings, a programme exploring ideas of rebirth and origins through art, performance, conversations, and expanded cinema.

Wonderfruit’s wellness programme this year centres around Rooted in the Inner Axis, inviting festivalgoers to reconnect with their bodies, nature, and a little bit of inner peace after inevitably spending several hours dancing somewhere they probably did not intend to be.

The programme includes Thai traditional medicine, herbal balm-making, forest therapy, dance meditation, yoga, and mobility sessions. Dhyana also returns with practices exploring awareness and awakening through teachings, stories, music, and movement.

Essentially, there are plenty of ways to recover from the night before without simply lying face down in your tent.

Food is another major part of the festival, with Stories to Eat exploring local ingredients, traditional recipes, and the cultures behind them.

There will be hands-on cooking and food workshops, chef’s tables, experiential dining, and communal meals, alongside a Burmese breakfast by Lady GooGoo.

The idea is very much in keeping with the rest of Wonderfruit. Food is not just something to grab between sets, but another way of bringing people together and sharing knowledge.

Wonderfruit has always been far beyond a music festival.

It’s part concert, part art experience, part wellness retreat, and part temporary village where you can spend five days following whatever catches your attention.

For anyone planning to make the trip this December, the September Sale is the best opportunity to get in at the lowest announced general ticket price.

The sale runs until 7 September, with a 5-Day Full Pass priced at THB 10,900 and a Weekend Pass at THB 9,500. Prices will continue to rise in October and November, with significantly higher rates at the door.

Five days at The Fields sounds like a long time. Somehow, it never is. For tickets and more information, visit https://wonderfruit.co/tickets.

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