The seats for the Three Kings Parade in Málaga go on sale December 18
Tickets can be purchased exclusively online at the Virtual Window of the Brotherhoods Group.
Those interested in securing a seat to watch the Málaga Three Kings Parade in 2026 should mark the date of next Thursday, December 18. On this day, the Brotherhoods Association will put tickets on sale for viewing the traditional parade on January 5. Tickets can be purchased exclusively online through the Virtual Window on the Association's website.
The seating areas for viewing the Royal procession will be located at Paseo del Parque, Plaza de la Marina, and Alameda Principal.
The price will range from 9 to 16 euros (VAT included), depending on the row selected:
1st row: 16€. 2nd row: 14€. 3rd row: 12€. 4th row: 9€.
The maximum number of seats available for sale per user will be 10. If in doubt, more information can be requested by phone at 676 759 587 and/or by email at usuarios@agrupaciondecofradias.com
Official Route
The parade will start at the Málaga City Hall and continue along Avenida de Cervantes, Plaza del General Torrijos, Paseo del Parque, Plaza de la Marina, Alameda Principal, Puente de Tetuán, Nazareno del Paso, Hilera, Puente de la Esperanza, Prim, Atarazanas, Puerta del Mar, Alameda Principal, Plaza de la Marina, and Cortina del Muelle. At the end of the procession on Cortina del Muelle street, the Three Kings and their entourages will parade on foot along Molina Lario street to the Plaza del Obispo, where they will make the traditional offering to the Baby Jesus on the steps of the main door of the Cathedral.
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