Navratri garba passes have touched new heights this year, with some organisers charging over ₹10,000 per person for a single night. Premium tickets come bundled with wedding-style designer décor, gourmet food, and performances by leading artists.
Event planners confirm the surge in high-end listings. “Compared to past years, ₹3,000-plus passes have increased significantly, and exclusive garbas priced above ₹10,000 are now common,” said Amit Panchal, co-founder of All Events. These tickets are mostly sold through organisers’ own websites.
Jaydeep Mehta, President of EMF Global, explained, “People are willing to spend for an exotic experience. Many organisers rope in wedding designers to create special ambiences. Even at such prices, tickets sell out fast.”
Kids’ Garba Goes Luxe
The trend extends to children too. At Karnavati Club, the ‘Adukiyo Dadukiyo Baal Raas 2025’ charges 1,000 per entry for kids aged 1–9, already attracting nearly 1,000 registrations.
What Revellers Say
For participants, the high price tag has its benefits. “Luxury events create jobs across sectors,” said Aishwarya Jain, a garba enthusiast. Another regular, Param Gutka, added, “Premium garbas mean better facilities, refined crowds, and performances by top artists—making the experience worth it.”10,000 for a Garba Night: Luxury Décor, Gourmet Food & Top Artists
Navratri garba passes have touched new heights this year, with some organisers charging over ₹10,000 per person for a single night. Premium tickets come bundled with wedding-style designer décor, gourmet food, and performances by leading artists.
Event planners confirm the surge in high-end listings. “Compared to past years, 3,000-plus passes have increased significantly, and exclusive garbas priced above 10,000 are now common,” said Amit Panchal, co-founder of All Events. These tickets are mostly sold through organisers’ own websites.
Jaydeep Mehta, President of EMF Global, explained, “People are willing to spend for an exotic experience. Many organisers rope in wedding designers to create special ambiences. Even at such prices, tickets sell out fast.”
Kids’ Garba Goes Luxe
The trend extends to children too. At Karnavati Club, the ‘Adukiyo Dadukiyo Baal Raas 2025’ charges 1,000 per entry for kids aged 1–9, already attracting nearly 1,000 registrations.
What Revellers Say
For participants, the high price tag has its benefits. “Luxury events create jobs across sectors,” said Aishwarya Jain, a garba enthusiast. Another regular, Param Gutka, added, “Premium garbas mean better facilities, refined crowds, and performances by top artists—making the experience worth it.”