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Orange Warsaw

Tor Sluzewiec, Varšava, PL
30. May 2026. 15:00h
2026
30
May
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One-day tickets and passes for Orange Warsaw Festival at Tor Służewiec in Warsaw, Olivia Dean, FKA twigs

Find tickets for Orange Warsaw Festival at Tor Służewiec in Warsaw and plan your Saturday with Olivia Dean and FKA twigs. This page focuses on ticket sales and buying tickets, plus key details on the 15:00 start, the one-day pass and venue access. The festival runs across two days, and Saturday brings the main peak on 30 May 2026
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Orange Warsaw Festival at Tor Służewiec brings a big festival day

Orange Warsaw Festival returns to Warsaw as one of the region’s most striking urban festivals, and the Saturday festival day takes place in the open-air venue Tor Służewiec, at Puławska 266, 02-684 Warszawa. The program for this day starts on 30.05.2026 at 15:00, and the ticket is valid for 1 day, which is an ideal option for visitors who want to experience the festival atmosphere without committing to a two-day stay. For 2026, the organizers confirm that the festival runs over two days, 29 and 30 May, so Saturday is conceived as a strong weekend peak with music flowing from pop and neo-soul to contemporary hybrid forms. This format always boosts audience interest because one-day tickets often attract both local visitors and travelers who come only for a single headliner, and ticket sales usually accelerate as the date approaches. Secure your tickets for this event now and plan your arrival on time, because festival logistics in a big city work best when key decisions, including buying tickets, are made earlier.

What makes this festival special in Warsaw’s calendar

In recent years, Orange Warsaw Festival has positioned itself as an event that combines a major international name with Warsaw’s clear urban identity, and the Służewiec Horse Racetrack location gives it a different rhythm from typical stadium concerts. The festival is described as one of the city’s key music-cultural events and as a strong start to the summer festival season, which is also felt in the audience profile—people arrive earlier, stay longer, and use the city as part of the overall experience. The Saturday slot, starting at 15:00, naturally opens up space for a full daily arc, from early performances and discovering new artists to evening sets when the crowd thickens the most in front of the main stage. For visitors with a one-day ticket, that means it pays to arrive earlier, get into the rhythm of the venue, and catch the atmosphere before the biggest crowd, because that is when the festival picture becomes most readable. Buying tickets for festivals like this is often also a way of planning the day, because the ticket automatically shapes the arrival route, entry time, plans with the crew, and expectations for the evening.

Saturday’s line-up is built around Olivia Dean and FKA twigs

For Saturday, 30 May 2026, Olivia Dean and FKA twigs have been announced, both on the Orange Stage, which gives a clear indication of the direction of the evening and the sound palette the festival wants to highlight. Olivia Dean is presented as a British pop and neo-soul songwriter, the kind of performer whose shows work best outdoors, in a space where the audience can dance, but also stop, listen, and feel the dynamics of the band or production. FKA twigs, also announced for the same day, brings an aesthetic that does not exhaust itself in music, but extends into performance, visual identity, and stage narrative, so her slot usually attracts the audience that comes for the artistic aspect of a live show as well. It is important to emphasize that the festival is two days long and that Lewis Capaldi and TV Girl are confirmed for Friday, 29 May, which suggests the weekend will cover more genre bases and attract different audience segments, while Saturday remains strongly focused on contemporary pop and an art-pop sensibility. As spring approaches, further expansion of the program is expected, and experience with major festivals shows that such additions can also change demand for one-day tickets, especially when another name is added to the same date. Tickets for this concert sell out quickly, so buy your tickets on time via the button below and avoid a last-minute decision scenario.
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The sound and aesthetics of Saturday, from intimate to spectacle

The Saturday concept with Olivia Dean and FKA twigs naturally combines two different ways of experiencing pop music: one that relies on the warmth of voice and song, and one that relies on production, movement, and a stage framework. In a festival format, such a combination often works best because the audience gets the ability to switch between the emotional and the visually intense, creating a feeling that, over a single evening, you move through several different worlds. Tor Służewiec as an open-air space amplifies that effect because sound spreads differently than in an indoor hall, and the change of light during the day helps performances be remembered as parts of one bigger story. That is precisely why a one-day ticket has its logic, because a visitor can come purposefully, experience Saturday’s full trajectory, and leave without the feeling of missing a key part of the experience. In practice, audiences on days like this often plan breaks for food, meetups, and short rests, so buying tickets and choosing the date is also choosing a rhythm, with Saturday standing out as the day of the broadest reach.

Orange Warsaw Festival over the years, from the city square to the racetrack

The festival’s history has an interesting development because the first edition was held in 2008 at Parade Square, Plac Defilad, and already then it attracted more than 35,000 visitors with a concept that combined major performances and the city context. From the start, the festival built the idea that Warsaw could have an event that is both massive and programmatically open, so over the years the locations and formats changed depending on the ambition of the line-up and the city’s infrastructural possibilities. As early as 2010, the festival moved to the Służewiec horsing track area, opening up space for a more classic festival layout and a stronger open-air experience, and that connection to the racetrack later solidified as a recognizable signature. In one period the festival lasted three days, and it was emphasized that artists performed on two stages, the Orange Stage and the Warsaw Stage, which accustomed the audience to parallel programs and choosing between different directions. This two-stage tradition is important for understanding today’s ticket sales, because visitors often buy tickets precisely for the possibility of seeing several different artists in one day, and not just one headliner.

Alter Art’s organizational signature and why it matters to the audience

Behind Orange Warsaw Festival is Alter Art, a promoter described as the largest independent promoter of festivals and concerts in Poland, with a portfolio of major events and experience handling mass audiences. For the audience, such a background most often means more predictable organization, clear entry protocols, more stable infrastructure on site, and the ability to scale the program without losing the quality of the experience. Alter Art states that it sells hundreds of thousands of tickets annually for various events and highlights recognition at the European Festival Awards, including Promoter Of The Year, which points to a long-term, internationally recognized organizational standard. In the festival world, that translates into details that make a difference on the day of the event, from entry flow and movement zones to the way the audience is distributed toward the stages. When ticket purchase is done earlier, the visitor leaves more room to calmly plan arrival, accommodation, and the rhythm of the day, and the organizer finds it easier to forecast infrastructure load—win-win for both sides.
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Tor Służewiec, a place with history and architecture you remember

Tor Służewiec is not just a practical surface for setting up stages, but a space with an identity that comes from nearly a century of history and Warsaw’s modernist urban heritage. In the context of equestrian sport, the racetrack is described as one of the most important such locations in Poland, with complex infrastructure and multiple transformations over the decades, and today it is stated that it is managed by Totalizator Sportowy. Additional weight comes from the fact that the complex was designed as a functionalist whole and was ceremonially opened on 3 June 1939, just before the dramatic wartime events that marked the city and the region. For a festival visitor, that background is not only a historical note, but a framework that intensifies the experience, because concerts take place within a space that has already carried great emotions and mass gatherings. When music moves into such a location, festivals gain an additional layer of atmosphere, and the very idea of a one-day ticket becomes an invitation to a short but intense immersion into a space with character.

Open green space and crowd dynamics at the racetrack

The Służewiec horse racing track is described as a complex with two tracks and three grandstands, with a tunnel connecting the paddock to the stables, and with the fact that it is a green environment that in spring and early summer especially welcomes large outdoor events. This type of space allows the festival crowd not to be constantly squeezed into a single narrow corridor, but to move around, find its own position, and adjust the intensity of the experience, which matters for visitors who come for the whole day starting at 15:00. In practice, the racetrack ambience creates a different level of comfort, because it’s easier to breathe between performances and the audience has a sense of spaciousness, which is especially appreciated when big stars perform and interest rises. At the same time, an open-air space has its own discipline, because changes in weather and temperature can be felt faster than in a hall, so it is smart to plan layered clothing and basic gear for the whole day in advance. Buy tickets via the button below and arrive earlier, because the best experience often comes to those who catch the space while the energy is still building, before the mass fully thickens for the evening slots.

Practical information for arrival and movement, without last-minute stress

The venue is Tor Służewiec in Warsaw, and the specific address is Puławska 266, 02-684 Warszawa, which is important to enter into navigation and your arrival plan, especially for those coming from outside Poland. Since it is a big city, the most practical approach usually involves a combination of public transport and walking in the final stage, while arriving by car comes down to assessing traffic and parking options, so it is recommended to allow extra time. The Saturday program starts at 15:00, but festival routine often means visitors enter earlier to avoid entry waves and to pass checks and settle into the space without rushing. A one-day ticket is the most logical when the day is planned as a whole, with a clear agreement on the meeting point, entry time, and breaks, because then the festival stops being a sprint and becomes a pleasant walk through the music program. Secure your tickets for this event now, and then calmly arrange the logistics, because the combination of early ticket purchase and earlier arrival is the simplest recipe for an experience without unnecessary stress.
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Tickets and passes, prices and options worth knowing

For 2026, ticket models have been published that include one-day and two-day tickets as well as VIP options, and the one-day ticket in the Regular Tickets phase is listed at 449 zł, while the two-day ticket is 679 zł, with an additional service fee of 5 percent of the ticket value. The same announcement states that Regular Tickets sales started on 8 December 2025 at 12:00 and run until 14 May 2026 or until the promotional allocation runs out, after which a Final Call phase is mentioned that starts no later than 16 May 2026 if tickets are still available. For families, it is useful to know that there are discounted children’s tickets for children older than 3 years and younger than 10 years, while for children under 3 years free entry is stated, which can significantly change the calculation when planning a one-day trip. The VIP ticket is listed separately in the published prices, and the description of the VIP zone emphasizes special amenities and separate entrances, which is an option for visitors who want a calmer pace and extra comfort throughout the day. If you are targeting Saturday, 30 May, and the Olivia Dean and FKA twigs program, buying tickets earlier is usually the smartest move because one-day tickets in practice often carry the biggest demand wave once the Saturday line-up is solidified.

Warsaw as an extension of the festival day, what else fits into the same weekend

Orange Warsaw Festival naturally fits into a city break logic, because Warsaw at the end of May offers a lively atmosphere, long days, and the feeling that the city is just warming up for summer, so even a one-day ticket can be a trigger for a broader travel plan. The location at Puławska 266 puts you in a part of the city that is well connected and allows you to have lunch, take a short walk, or meet up with your crew before entering the festival without needing everything to be last-minute. After the concerts, Warsaw offers enough nightlife and gastronomy for the festival energy to spill into the city, while the next morning can also be used for museums, walks along the Vistula, or exploring neighborhoods that show the modern side of the Polish capital. It is precisely this mix of music and city that is why tickets are experienced as entry into the whole weekend, not just into a fenced festival area, so the decision to buy tickets is often tied to accommodation and transport plans. Tickets for this event are in demand, so buy your tickets on time via the button below and give yourself the luxury of experiencing Warsaw relaxed, in the rhythm of the festival and the city.

Sources:
- Orange Warsaw Festival, announcement about the 2026 edition and the festival date 29-30.05.2026 and the first announced names
- Orange Warsaw Festival, homepage with the list of artists for 2026 and performance dates by day
- Orange Warsaw Festival, festival page with data about the first edition in 2008 and the development of the format
- Orange Warsaw Festival, page with prices and ticket sales phases for 2026, including one-day tickets
- Tor Służewiec, contact page with the exact address Puławska 266, 02-684 Warszawa
- Go To Warsaw, tourist description of the Służewiec horse racing track and the basic features of the complex
- WhiteMAD, article about the history and architecture of Tor Służewiec and the ceremonial opening date 3.6.1939.
- Alter Art, description of the organizer and references in organizing major festivals and awards

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