Take That VIP 2027: Packages, Meet & Greet and Hospitality — Dreamers European Tour 2027

Take That VIP 2027: a summer of open-air and festival dates

The route of the Dreamers tour mixes three kinds of venues, and each one shapes the premium experience in its own way. First, classic open-air amphitheatres and parks, such as the Loreley Freilichtbühne in St. Goarshausen on 5 June, the SparkassenPark in Mönchengladbach on 6 June, the Waldbühne in Berlin on 12 June and the Metastadt Open Air in Vienna on 22 July. Second, festival slots or festival-branded nights, such as the NDR 2 Festival at Expo Plaza in Hannover on 4 June, Bergen Calling on 19 June, the Tinderbox Festival in Odense on 25 June, Belsonic at Ormeau Park in Belfast on 30 June and the Lucca Summer Festival on 20 July. Third, historic and intimate locations, including the Landesmuseum in Zurich, Neumünster Abbey, the Cirque Royal in Brussels, the Castello Carrarese and the Cavea of the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome. Premium products at these sites are typically built by local promoters for each night.

Take That VIP 2027 at festival dates: what changes

When Take That play within a festival, such as Tinderbox in Odense or Bergen Calling, the ticket you buy is a festival ticket, and any premium upgrade is a festival product rather than a band package. Festivals in Scandinavia and Germany often sell VIP or comfort tickets with a separate entrance, a lounge area with bars and better toilets, and sometimes a raised viewing area near the main stage. Those upgrades apply to the whole festival day, which can be good value if you enjoy the rest of the line-up, but they do not guarantee anything specific about the Take That set itself, such as the position in front of the stage. Before buying, check which day and which stage Take That are scheduled to play, whether the VIP area has a view of that stage, and whether re-entry is allowed. Festival VIP prices vary widely by event and should be checked on the official festival channels.

Confirmed dates as announced for the Dreamers European Tour 2027 (data compiled 2026-10-24). Venues and dates can change: the alert tells you if they do.

Before Take That VIP 2027: what the 2024 stadium tour offered

The best documented reference is This Life On Tour in 2024, when the band played football grounds and arenas in the UK. Verified venue offers from that tour show a Full VIP package at Norwich priced at £325, with a welcome drink, a three-course meal, executive seating and a VIP lounge, alongside a drinks package at £225. At Stadium MK, a similar £325 package included the pitchside bar and restaurant, seating on the director's balcony, drinks and a programme. In Birmingham, a "Freestyle" package combined a premium ticket with private check-in, a welcome drink and two hours of inclusive drinks. These were venue hospitality offers for that tour, not band-run VIP experiences, and no meet and greet with the band was verified in our research. They give a useful order of magnitude for comparable venues, but they are not the 2027 prices, which have not been published for the Dreamers tour at the time of writing.

Take That VIP 2027 hospitality at Thomond Park and the Waldbühne

Two venues on the 2027 route are closest to the 2024 model. Thomond Park in Limerick, home of Munster Rugby, hosts the band on 2 July and has permanent corporate facilities used on match days, which makes classic hospitality with food and a reserved seat plausible for a concert. The Waldbühne in Berlin is a forest amphitheatre built for the 1936 Olympic complex, with a large bowl of stone seating and a long concert tradition; premium options there have historically been simpler, often focused on reserved seating areas and catering rather than lounges with executive views. If you are deciding between the two, consider the atmosphere you want: a rugby ground with a more structured hospitality product, or a historic open-air bowl where the setting is the luxury. In both cases, indicative prices should be treated as a guide only until the promoters publish their own offers for the 2027 nights.

Take That VIP 2027 in Scandinavia and the Baltics

The middle of June takes the tour north, with Progresja Summer Stage in Warsaw on 13 June, the Park of the Hills in Vilnius on 15 June, the Tartu Song Festival Grounds in Estonia on 16 June, Tjuvholmen in Oslo on 18 June, Bergen Calling on 19 June, Liseberg in Gothenburg on 21 June and Gröna Lund in Stockholm on 22 June. Two of these are amusement parks: Liseberg and Gröna Lund host concerts on stages inside the parks, where the entry ticket and the concert can be combined, and premium options may take the form of park packages or reserved areas rather than hospitality lounges. Midsummer is the season of very long evenings in the Nordic countries, which makes open-air shows special, but it is also high season for travel, so hotels in Stockholm, Oslo and Gothenburg fill quickly. Book refundable accommodation early and decide on upgrades once the promoters publish their options.

Take That VIP 2027 in Belfast, Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris

The end of June and the start of July bring a run of very different evenings. Belsonic at Ormeau Park in Belfast on 30 June is an urban open-air concert series where VIP areas, when offered, usually provide a separate bar, toilets and a viewing area. AFAS Live in Amsterdam on 27 June is an indoor concert hall with a mezzanine and balcony, where premium options tend to be seated sections or business lounges. The Cirque Royal in Brussels on 4 July is a historic circus building with a much smaller capacity, which makes every ticket feel close and turns a standard seat into a premium experience in itself. The Zénith Paris – La Villette on 6 July is a classic concert hall with standing and seated areas. Our Paris VIP experiences page covers the city's premium venues, and our hospitality guide explains how lounges and boxes differ from one venue type to another.

Take That VIP 2027 in Spain, Switzerland, Italy and Austria

The final weeks of the tour take place in some of the most picturesque settings of the year. Fuengirola's Marenostrum on 11 July is a seaside concert venue on the Costa del Sol, while the Valencia date on 10 July and the two Madrid dates on 13 and 14 July had no venue in our data at the time of writing. In Switzerland, the Piazza Grande in Locarno on 17 July is the square famous for its film festival screenings, and the Landesmuseum in Zurich on 3 June hosts the opening night. In Italy, the Castello Carrarese in Este on 18 July, the Cavea in Rome on 19 July and the Lucca Summer Festival on 20 July offer castles, an auditorium and a walled city. Vienna's Metastadt Open Air on 22 July and the Schlosspark in Tüßling on 23 July close the tour. In these settings, premium often means a reserved seat in front of the stage or a hospitality terrace built for the night.

How to plan your Take That VIP 2027 summer

With so many small and medium venues, the key is to identify who sells premium access for each night. For festival dates, look at the festival's own VIP or comfort products; for park and amphitheatre dates, look at the local promoter and the venue; for stadium-style grounds such as Thomond Park, look at the venue's hospitality team. Create accounts on the relevant national ticketing platforms in advance, keep your payment card ready and register for the alert on this page with your target dates in mind, so we can tell you when VIP or hospitality products are announced, when returned premium tickets reappear, or when the missing venues in Valencia and Madrid are confirmed. Consider combining two nights in neighbouring countries, such as Locarno and Este, or Brussels and Paris, since the schedule makes this easy and the smaller venues give a sense of intimacy that many long-time fans value.

Before you pay for any upgrade, read the inclusions in detail. At open-air sites, check whether the price includes a reserved seat or only access to a hospitality area, whether there is a covered space in case of rain, what time the area opens, whether food is included or sold separately, and whether children are admitted. At festivals, confirm the day of the Take That performance and the view from the VIP area. Hospitality packages are usually personal and non-refundable except under the seller's policy, and the name on the booking may need to match your ID. Pay only through the official ticketing outlet, the festival or the venue, keep your confirmations, and never send a bank transfer to a stranger offering a package on social media. Our VIP package checklist lists the points worth verifying for any premium purchase.

Take That VIP 2027 FAQ

The answers below reflect what we know in October 2026 about premium access to the Dreamers European Tour 2027. The 31 dates are confirmed, three of them still without a venue in our data, and the general sale took place on 4 September 2026. The 2024 hospitality offers quoted on this page are verified past examples, presented only to give an order of magnitude; the 2027 premium contents and prices have not been published in a form we could verify. Budgets mentioned are therefore indicative. We do not sell tickets and we never publish presale codes; our alert simply lets you know when official sellers publish premium inventory or when important details, such as a venue, are confirmed. For background on the different premium products, the experience guides linked above explain each one in more depth. If a venue for Valencia or Madrid is announced, the dates table above will show it and subscribers of the tour alert will hear about it in the same email as any premium release for those nights.

Is there a Take That VIP 2027 meet and greet?

No meet and greet has been announced for the Dreamers tour, and our research did not verify any official meet-and-greet product on the band's recent tours: the verified 2024 offers were venue hospitality packages with meals, drinks, lounges and good seats, with no meeting included. On tours of open-air and festival venues, premium products are usually organised by each promoter or venue rather than by the band, which makes a tour-wide meet-and-greet programme less likely, although nothing rules out special experiences sold or given away by official partners. If such an opportunity appears, it will be published by an official seller with clear terms, a limited number of places and personal conditions. Be very cautious with any offer that promises a meeting without that official context, and never pay for one by bank transfer or through a private message, however convincing the seller may seem. Official channels remain the only reliable source.

How much does Take That VIP 2027 hospitality cost?

Official 2027 prices have not been published that we could verify. As a reference, the 2024 venue packages we verified were around £325 per person for full VIP hospitality with a three-course meal and executive seating, and £225 for a drinks package, at British football venues. On the 2027 route, many venues are smaller or open-air, so premium products may be simpler and, in some cases, less expensive, while festival VIP upgrades follow each festival's own pricing for the whole day. In Scandinavia and Switzerland, general price levels are higher, which can push hospitality costs up. Treat all these figures as indicative and remember the extra costs of a summer trip: flights, hotels in high season and local transport to sites such as the Loreley or Tüßling. The final price will be shown only by the official seller at checkout. Exchange rates matter too if you pay in Swiss francs, Norwegian or Swedish kronor.

Which Take That VIP 2027 date is the most special?

It depends on what you value. For a classic hospitality evening close to the 2024 model, Thomond Park in Limerick is the most comparable, with permanent corporate facilities. For scenery, the Loreley above the Rhine, the Piazza Grande in Locarno and the Castello Carrarese in Este are hard to beat, and the Waldbühne in Berlin has a long concert history in a forest bowl. For intimacy, the Cirque Royal in Brussels and Neumünster Abbey in Luxembourg are among the smallest venues on the tour. Fans who enjoy festivals may prefer Tinderbox, Bergen Calling or Belsonic, where a VIP upgrade covers the whole day. Whatever you choose, check transport after the show, since several venues are outside city centres, and book accommodation early, as the tour coincides with the busiest weeks of the European summer. Many long-time fans also choose a date simply because it coincides with a holiday they had already planned, which is a perfectly good reason. A small venue in a beautiful place can feel more exclusive than any lounge in a large stadium.