Tickets for next year’s Great Yorkshire Show will be available to buy from Wednesday, November 1.
Since 2021 tickets are only sold in advance with visitor numbers capped at 35,000 a day.
Next year’s 165th show will run from Tuesday, July 9, to Friday, July 12. Last year tickets sold out a week before the event started.
The Great Yorkshire Show 2024 will be the final one for current show director, Charles Mills, as he comes to the end of his tenure.
Mr Mills said:
“This will be a very special show for me personally as it will be my ninth and final show as show director.
“Be sure, it will be full of entertainment, superb competition and the best animals in the UK coming together to celebrate farming, food and agriculture.”
Ticket prices for 2024 have risen for adults from £32 this year, to £35, children’s tickets remain at £13 – a family ticket has risen from £80 to £86. Under 5’s are free.
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