Zona B consists of the seats in the centre of the auditorium. This zone is more limited and only a very few season tickets go on sale for it.
The General zone consists of seats closer to the screen and those in the upper circle:

At the Opening Gala, the contents of the addition are presented; the event is attended by the members of the official jury and the team of the film to be screened following the ceremony.

At the Closing Gala, a rundown of the edition in images is given and the Festival Awards are announced, followed by their live presentation.

The films screened after the galas are announced on the official Festival website once they have been established by the organisation.

This is a small number of tickets which go on sale on the same day of screening. The number of tickets going on sale for each session is the same on all channels.

The online sale starts at 8.00, and at the other ticket desks, 45 minutes before the first screening. You may therefore find that some sessions are sold out when the cinema ticket desks open.

Each person can purchase a maximum of 2 tickets for each session.

The San Sebastian Festival organisation accepts no liability for lost or stolen tickets.

Short films are always accompanied by a feature film, meaning that to buy your ticket you will have to do so according to the title of the accompanying feature film.

When purchasing tickets, you can enter the short film title in the search engine; this will take you to the sale of tickets for the corresponding session, although it may actually be the title of the feature film which comes up.

No. Discounts cannot be accumulated.

Once a ticket has been purchased, it will be neither changed nor refunded, unless there is a change in programme or cancellation by the Festival. Refund of the amount or exchange for another ticket must be done at the ticket desk of the venue where the incident occurred.