Tickets for the 2026 Great Yorkshire Show are now on sale.
The 167th edition of England’s premier agricultural event will take place from Tuesday, July 14 to Friday, July 17 at the Great Yorkshire Showground.
Tickets are available through advance purchase only, with daily visitor numbers limited to 35,000.
The event has sold out a week in advance every year since the move to advance-only sales in 2021.
Rachel Coates, Show Director and farmer from Shipley, West Yorkshire said: “I really enjoyed my first Great Yorkshire Show as Show Director this year and the 2026 Show is going to be another fantastic four days.
“There will be something for everyone to enjoy, whatever your connection is with the countryside. There is no better place to be to celebrate the fantastic British food that farmers produce than the Great Yorkshire Show.
“The team at the Yorkshire Agricultural Society are hard at work putting together another fabulous Show to celebrate the very best of farming, food and the countryside, so look out for more announcements as we count down to July 2026 and reveal the line up for next year’s Show.”
Organised by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, the Great Yorkshire Show displays and celebrates farming, food and countryside.
The event is set to showcase the country’s best livestock, latest agricultural machinery, first-class entertainment and food.
Tickets are priced at £36.50 for adults, £13 for children, and £89 for families.
Membership of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society will be available from Monday, November 10, with single memberships priced at £95 and joint memberships at £155.
Hospitality packages go on sale from Thursday, November 13.
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The Yorkshire Agricultural Society is a registered charity that supports and promotes the farming industry through health care, business, education and scientific research.
It is supported by its family of businesses, including Fodder, The Great Yorkshire Events Centre, and the Harrogate Caravan Park.
In 2019, businesses and events at the Great Yorkshire Showground contributed £73.7 million to the economy.
Tickets can be purchased at greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/ticket-information .
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