Tenerife Carnival Tickets, Buses And Tribune Chairs For All Four Nights

If you only do one, the Coso Apoteosis on Tuesday 23 February: the main parade by day, floats, the Queen, 200,000 people, and a tribune chair if you book early. If you want to sit and see choreography up close, Ritmo y Armonía on the Saturday. If you can walk for hours and want to be inside the party, the Cabalgata on Friday or the Entierro de la Sardina on Wednesday. Club Canary runs a bus from the south to all four; the comparison table on this page puts them side by side.

Two: Ritmo y Armonía on Saturday 20 February and the Coso Apoteosis on Tuesday 23 February. The Cabalgata Anunciadora and the Entierro de la Sardina are walking nights with no seating anywhere in the city. Club Canary sells chairs as an add-on to the bus on the two chair nights, in booking order, with a full refund of the chair if the city releases fewer than expected.

Yes, and most guests do two: Ritmo y Armonía plus the Coso is the usual pair. Each night is booked on its own page, so a change on one never touches the other. You get a collectible card for every night you book, and one red Roman cape covers all of them; buy it once, on the Coso or the Ritmo page, and wear it every night.

Four things. Eighteen-seat minibuses on the Coso, Ritmo y Armonía and the Cabalgata, adults only, fewer stops, and one of them from Puerto de la Cruz. A fourth night, the Entierro de la Sardina, with one coach that runs from 25 guests or refunds everyone. A red Roman cape sold below cost so the whole Club Canary group walks in as one. And four collectible cards, one per night, that together make the Carnival 2027 series.

On the two walking nights, the Cabalgata Anunciadora and the Entierro de la Sardina, residents of the Canary Islands ride the coach for less. After booking you send Club Canary your order number and NIE on WhatsApp and show your residence card at boarding. The Coso Apoteosis and Ritmo y Armonía have no resident price; those nights are built around the tribune chairs and sell out with tourists every year.

Yes, for companies, hotel teams, clubs and big groups, to any Carnival night, with your own pick-up plan, your own return time and an invoice with tax included. A whole 18-seat minibus is the easy version, a 55-seat coach the big one. Chairs for a private group follow the same city allocation as everyone else, so ask early. Six weeks before Carnival is the latest sensible moment; write to events@clubcanary.com.

From hotels and known meeting points across the south of Tenerife: Costa Adeje, Playa Paraiso, Playa de las Americas, Los Cristianos, Costa del Silencio, Las Galletas, Palm Mar, San Miguel, Golf del Sur and El Medano, plus a separate line from Puerto de la Cruz. Los Gigantes, Candelaria and Las Caletillas on request. Exact time and point come by email about two weeks before each night; the pick-up areas and guide times are on every product page.

On 24 September 2026, on this site, for all four nights, and that date stays on every Club Canary Carnival page all season. It matters because tribune chairs are allocated in booking order from that day, and the city releases the final chair numbers only about three weeks before the parades. Booking two months ahead feels early and is late for a chair. The buses themselves can be booked until they are full.