Creamfields Argentina 2026: The Lineup, and US$138 All In
Argentina · Music
Key Facts
- —What happened Creamfields Argentina 2026 is a single-day festival on 14 November in Buenos Aires.
- —How big a jump General admission costs 207,000 pesos (US$138) with the 15 percent service charge included.
- —The real story Four international headliners lead a bill that also features a long Argentine and second-tier lineup.
- —The catch The advertised 180,000-peso price excludes the fee; the 207,000-peso total is what you actually pay.
- —Where it is growing The festival returns to Parque de la Ciudad in Villa Soldati, its home since the 2024 relaunch.
- —What comes next Buy only through Venti, and expect a transport plan closer to the date.
Charlotte de Witte, FISHER, HUGEL and The Blessed Madonna headline a single November Saturday in Villa Soldati. Tickets sell on one platform, and it is strictly over-18s.
The full bill for Creamfields Argentina 2026 landed this week, and the festival stays where it has been since its 2024 return. One Saturday, one park in the south of Buenos Aires, and four names doing most of the pulling.
The Date and the Venue
The festival runs on Saturday 14 November 2026. It is a single-day event, not a weekend.
The venue is Parque de la Ciudad, in Villa Soldati. That is the southern edge of the capital.
Creamfields has moved around before. Costanera Sur hosted the 2015 edition, and the Autódromo the 2010 to 2012 run.
Parque de la Ciudad has held it since the 2024 relaunch. There is no move this year.
There are three ways in: Avenida Fernández de la Cruz 4000, Calle 23 de Junio 4300, and Avenida Coronel Roca 4151.
Who Is Playing at Creamfields Argentina 2026
Four names lead the bill: Charlotte de Witte, FISHER, HUGEL and The Blessed Madonna.
A wider international tier sits beneath them. Anfisa Letyago, Loud Luxury, SOSA, Kölsch and Sven Väth all appear.
So do Innellea, Nic Fanciulli, Enrico Sangiuliano and Faithless Sound System.
The Argentine roster is long. Djs Pareja, Carca, Festa Bros, Guido Sartoris, Miguel Silver and Momo Trosman are on it.
So are Pabels, Mabel, Ana Hagen, Loïc, Lulù Matheou, Luis Nieva, Manu Oubiña, Mar Monzón and Martin Huergo.
What a Ticket Costs
Two figures circulate for the same ticket, and both are right. One is the face price, the other is the price with the fee on top.
Diario de Cultura put general admission at 180,000 pesos on 20 August, about US$120.
Indie Hoy quoted 207,000 pesos a day earlier, about US$138. That is the same ticket, because 207,000 is 180,000 plus 15 percent.
Argentine ticketing quotes the face price and adds the service charge at checkout. Earlier Creamfields tiers were advertised the same way, at 135,000 pesos plus charges.
Budget for 207,000 pesos. The number you actually pay is the one with the charge in it.
The earlier tiers are cheaper and gone. The first presale ran at 125,000 pesos and sold out, and the second at 135,000 plus fees.
Check the total at checkout before you commit.
The Peso Question for Foreign Visitors
This is where a dollar-earning reader gets an edge. The conversion depends entirely on which rate you use.
At the official reference rate of 1,497 pesos per dollar, a 180,000-peso ticket is about US$120. That was the A3500 rate on 20 August 2026.
Change cash at the parallel rate of roughly 1,560 and the same ticket costs about US$115. The gap is small on one ticket.
It compounds across a trip, though. Flights, hotels and a weekend of eating run through the same spread.
One caution on timing. The peso moves, and a November ticket bought in August carries three months of currency risk.
Getting In: Age, ID and Payment
The age rule is absolute. The event is for over-18s only, and minors are not admitted even with an adult.
Bring photo identification. Venti’s terms accept a national ID card, a cédula or a passport.
Payment runs through Venti and Mercado Pago. Credit, debit and prepaid cards are accepted, as is a Mercado Pago balance.
Local instalment offers are Argentina-only, so they will not apply to you.
Getting There, and One Trap to Avoid
The organisers usually publish a transport plan closer to the date. Until then, the 2024 routes are a good guide.
For the 2024 edition at the same park, the routes were well documented. Bus lines 91, 115, 101, 150 and 143 served it.
The Premetro stops at Parque de la Ciudad station. The Belgrano Sur line reaches Arturo Illia.
Those were the 2024 routes, so check again nearer the day. Villa Soldati is not a neighbourhood to improvise in after midnight.
One warning if you search online. The Buenos Aires city tourism page for Creamfields is out of date, still showing a finished October edition with David Guetta.
Why the Date Matters More Than the Bill
Mid-November is the point of the thing. Buenos Aires is coming out of winter and into a long outdoor season.
The festival anchors that turn every year. Argentine press count this as its 18th edition.
For a foreign resident, the calendar effect is the useful part. Hotel and flight prices into Buenos Aires climb through November.
Booking the ticket first and the trip second is the wrong order. The event sells for months, and the city does not.
Three months of lead time also means three months of peso movement. Argentine ticket prices are quoted in pesos and revised as the currency shifts.
Creamfields Argentina 2026 is a single-day festival rather than a weekend. Everything happens on Saturday 14 November, so there is no camping and no multi-day pass to weigh up.
Creamfields Argentina 2026 sells through one platform only. Buying anywhere else carries the usual risk that the ticket does not scan at the gate.
Creamfields Argentina 2026 falls in the Southern Hemisphere spring. November in Buenos Aires is warm but not yet punishing, and the site is open-air.
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When and where is Creamfields Argentina 2026?
Saturday 14 November 2026, at Parque de la Ciudad in Villa Soldati, Buenos Aires. It is a single-day festival.
How much is a ticket?
General admission is 180,000 pesos before booking fees, about US$120. With the 15 percent service charge it is 207,000 pesos, and tickets are sold only through Venti.
Who is headlining?
Charlotte de Witte, FISHER, HUGEL and The Blessed Madonna lead the bill. A long Argentine roster and a second international tier sit beneath them.
Can I get in with a passport?
Venti’s terms accept a national ID card, a cédula or a passport. Bring photo identification whichever ticket you hold.
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