This site uses cookies. Some are essential while others improve your browsing experience and allow us to advertise. For more info visit the privacy policy page.

Allow inessential cookies for:

Your preferences have been updated.

Autentico Pavilion Information

General tickets are currently sold out, but you can join the waitlist to be notified if tickets become available. Joining us from abroad? Explore our international ticket sales option and register your interest in being part of Autentico.

Let’s Gather at The Pavilion

International tickets

Visiting Aruba during Autentico? International ticket sales are available for the Autentico Pavilion, happening October 10th and 11th, where culinary talent, local flavors, and international influences come together in the heart of Oranjestad.

Purchase ticket(s)

General tickets

If you’re based in Aruba and are still hoping to experience The Pavilion, join the waitlist to be notified if tickets become available for the Autentico Pavilion

Join the wait list

Autentico was created to celebrate and share Aruba's culinary culture by bringing residents and guests together through food. With resident tickets sold out, the remaining ticket allocation is available to guests visiting Aruba. Welcoming guests to experience Autentico supports the festival's vision of showcasing Aruba's culinary talent, local flavors, and cultural identity, while creating meaningful connections between our community and those who choose to experience the island with us.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to taste the world!

Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning to relive the magic, we invite you to be part of this extraordinary culinary journey. Keep an eye out for tickets, chef announcements, and exciting new additions to next year’s festival.

We’re just getting started with the amazing effects Aruba has to offer. Dig into your trip details below to unlock a Caribbean experience that will leave you sunnier, happier, and (of course) a little more tanned.

Discover the Aruba Effect