Parking · Wed 4 Aug 2027
Sonorama Ribera 2027 parking — where to park in Aranda de Duero, 4–8 August
Where to park for Sonorama Ribera (4–8 August 2027, El Picón site, Aranda de Duero): the seven car parks on the official 2026 map, the shuttles that linked them to the site and why arriving in one car with other festival-goers makes it easier.
Dates — Sonorama Ribera 2027
- Date
- Wed 4 Aug 2027
- Times
- To be announced
- Venue
- Recinto El Picón
- City
- Aranda de Duero
Wednesday 4 to Sunday 8 August 2027; on Sunday the programme is morning-only and free. The 2027 times haven't been published: in 2026 concerts at the site started at 7pm.
Where to park
Where to park for Sonorama Ribera
The festival hasn't published the 2027 parking plan yet. The official 2026 'Zonas de Aparcamiento' map marked these points; use them as a guide and check sonoramaribera.com before you travel. None of the official sources consulted gives prices or capacity:
Car parks 1 and 2 — Avda. Teresa de Jesús Jornet (2026)
OfficialThe first two car parks on the official 2026 map were on Avenida Teresa de Jesús Jornet.
See the official 2026 map →Car parks 3 to 6 (2026)
OfficialAccording to the official 2026 map: Car park 3, accessed from Avenida General Gutiérrez; Car park 4, from Calle Toledo; Car park 5, from Calle Segovia; and Car park 6, along Calle Albillo.
Car park 7 and motorhome and car parking (2026)
OfficialCar park 7 had its entrance on Calle Isabel I de Castilla, and next to it the 2026 map marked a 'Parking para autocaravanas y turismos' (motorhomes and cars). The campsite ticket isn't valid for vans, motorhomes or vehicles fitted out for sleeping, according to the 2027 terms of sale.
Accessible parking with accreditation
OfficialThe 2027 terms provide for a car park for people with reduced mobility: you need the official disabled parking card visible on the windscreen and the parking accreditation issued by the festival. Contact: accesibilidad@planetasonoro.es.
Council car parks (2026)
AlternativeAccording to El Correo de Burgos, in 2026 the council opened a temporary car park next to the bus station, opposite the local police station, and a new one at Eras de San Gil, opposite Fuenteminaya school; the paid Sol de las Moreras car park was open 24 hours.
Shuttles from the neighbourhoods (2026)
AlternativeIn 2026 lines C1, C2 and C3 linked Aranda's neighbourhoods with the 'Picón & Camping' stop (IES El Empecinado). The council shuttle ran on Wednesday from 5:30pm to 11:30pm, Thursday to Saturday from 10:30am to 11:30pm and Sunday from 11am to 5pm; after that, a festival bus linked El Picón and the centre until 4am. The 2027 ones haven't been published.
Driving to Sonorama Ribera? Fill the car before you leave
Team up on VIB3S with other festival-goers from your area: four people in one car means one space to find in Aranda and one fuel bill split four ways.
Why share a ride
Five festival days and car parks spread all over Aranda
With four of you in the same car, you look for a single space in Aranda's car parks, split the fuel between everyone and have Sunday's ride home agreed before you leave.
On your own
- In 2026 the festival expected around 40,000 people a day in Aranda de Duero
- There's no single car park next to the stage: in 2026 the official map marked seven car parks in different parts of the city
- The 2027 parking plan hasn't been published yet
- No passenger trains reach Aranda, so almost everyone arrives by road
With VIB3S
One car, one space, four festival-goers
- 1 car, 1 space. Four people, a single space to find in Aranda.
- Split costs. Fuel and parking between everyone.
- From your area. Madrid, Burgos, Valladolid, the north or further away.
- Return agreed. Day, time and meeting point before you leave.
From your city
Trips to Aranda de Duero
Approximate driving times to Aranda de Duero:
Burgos
~55 min via A-1
Valladolid
~1 h 10 min via A-11 and N-122
Soria
~1 h 15 min via N-122
Segovia
~1 h 20 min via N-110 and A-1
Madrid
~1 h 45 min via A-1
Vitoria-Gasteiz
~1 h 55 min via A-1
Bilbao
~2 h 20 min via AP-68 and A-1
Zaragoza
~2 h 50 min via A-2 and N-122
If you drive
Driving to Sonorama? Share your empty seats
Post your trip on VIB3S, choose who rides with you and split the fuel and parking between everyone.
- ✓The app suggests a fair price per seat based on your route
- ✓Profiles with ratings from previous trips
- ✓You decide who gets in: accept or decline before you leave
How it works
Go to Sonorama Ribera 2027 with other festival-goers
Community, chat and ride sharing in one app. Free on iOS and Android.
- 1
Find the festival in the app
Search for Sonorama Ribera 2027 on VIB3S and join its community.
- 2
See who's going and chat
See which festival-goers are going and where they're coming from, and talk to them in the event chat. All in one place.
- 3
Share a ride with other festival-goers
Driving? Take other festival-goers along and split fuel, tolls and parking. Going as a passenger? Find drivers heading to the festival from your area — it's usually cheaper than going on your own.
Find your ride in the app
Search for Sonorama Ribera, see who's going from your area and share the trip.
Sonorama Ribera 2027 — ride and parking, sorted
Meet back at the car for the ride home
With the car parked for several days and shuttles in between, note which car park you left it in. Post the return on the app too, agree the day and time and make sure whoever drives is rested and hasn't been drinking.
Thousands of cars heading into Aranda on the same days
- Around 40,000 people a day expected in 2026
- The 2027 parking plan hasn't been published yet
- Arriving as a group is the simplest way to find a space
Real numbers
- km published
- 500K+
- App Store
- 4.9★
- in the community
- 15K+
FAQ
FAQ — Sonorama Ribera 2027 parking
Is there parking for Sonorama Ribera 2027?
The 2027 parking plan hasn't been published yet. In 2026 the festival published an official map with seven numbered car parks around Aranda de Duero plus a car park for motorhomes and cars. Check the 2027 plan on sonoramaribera.com before you travel.
Where were the car parks in 2026?
According to the official 2026 map: Car parks 1 and 2 on Avenida Teresa de Jesús Jornet; Car park 3 accessed from Avenida General Gutiérrez; Car park 4 from Calle Toledo; Car park 5 from Calle Segovia; Car park 6 along Calle Albillo; and Car park 7 with its entrance on Calle Isabel I de Castilla.
How much does parking at Sonorama Ribera cost?
The official 2026 map gave no prices or capacity, and neither do the 2027 terms. In 2026 the local press mentioned a paid car park open 24 hours at Sol de las Moreras. Check the official site once the 2027 plan is published.
Where do I park a van or motorhome?
In 2026 the official map marked a 'Parking para autocaravanas y turismos' (motorhomes and cars) next to Car park 7. Bear in mind that the campsite ticket isn't valid for vans, motorhomes or vehicles fitted out for sleeping, according to the 2027 terms of sale.
Is there accessible parking?
Yes. According to the 2027 terms, it can be used by people with an official disabled parking card (or whoever is driving them, if the cardholder is in the vehicle), with the card visible on the windscreen and the parking accreditation issued by the festival. Questions: accesibilidad@planetasonoro.es.
How did people get from the car parks to the site in 2026?
In 2026 there were shuttles (lines C1, C2 and C3) between Aranda's neighbourhoods and the 'Picón & Camping' stop at IES El Empecinado. According to El Correo de Burgos, the council shuttle ran until 11:30pm and then a festival bus linked El Picón and the centre until 4am.
How do I get there without a car?
No passenger trains reach Aranda de Duero. There's a regular bus from Madrid (Avenida de América) and, in 2026, the festival offered coaches from Madrid, Burgos and Valladolid with Autocares Bayo. You can also join another festival-goer's car on VIB3S.
More tips in our guide how to carpool to a festival.
