World Ducati Week 2026: ticket sales now open to celebrate a century of passion at the world’s biggest Ducati gathering!
Ducati fans, it’s time to start warming up the engines! Tickets for World Ducati Week 2026 are now available on Ducati.com, the event that, more than any other, tells and celebrates Ducati passion around the world.
The dates to mark on the calendar are Friday 3, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 July 2026: three days that will give life to an event destined to remain in history.
The 2026 edition promises to be truly unique: World Ducati Week will be the culmination of Ducati’s Centenary celebrations, already underway during the year and set to reach their peak at the Misano World Circuit. On Saturday, July 4, the exact anniversary of the Borgo Panigale manufacturer, the event will go beyond the boundaries of a gathering to become a global celebration of two wheels, capable of uniting generations of enthusiasts in one big community.
An energy that will take shape through new products, contests and in-depth sessions with Ducati engineers, designers and experts, alongside opportunities to meet riders from the present and past. There will be many chances to take to the track with one’s own motorcycle, Ducati model Test Rides and Riding Experience sessions, culminating in the parade – one of the unmissable rituals of WDW – a spectacular “snake” of motorcycles that comes to life with a lap of the circuit. All of this will be complemented by an entertainment program designed to accompany the event in the evening as well. Paddock activities and track sessions will alternate with breathtaking shows and animated evenings, creating a rich program of appointments.
The connection with racing will remain central thanks to the presence of Ducati Corse, a leading force in MotoGP, WorldSBK and Off-Road championships. This outstanding sporting heritage will be showcased in one of the most anticipated events of the weekend: the Race of Champions, which this year will introduce a completely new format: free practice and qualifying on Saturday, followed by the official race on Sunday, offering motorsport enthusiasts the opportunity to experience a unique spectacle up close on the Misano track, with a world-class starting grid.
Many elements united by the same common thread: celebrating 100 years of Ducati history by living first-hand the emotions that have made the Borgo Panigale manufacturer unique in the world of two wheels.
Tickets to attend World Ducati Week 2026 are available on the Ducati website in two formats: Biker Pass (participant with motorcycle) and Visitor Pass (passenger or participant on foot), valid for one or all three days of the event. Both types of passes allow access to all public areas of the circuit and free participation in numerous activities.
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World Ducati Week 2026 will feature two sales phases. The first, called Early Advantage, runs from 26 January to 25 March and offers special limited availability rates for those who secure their place at the event right away. From 26 March, the Regular Ticketrate will be available.
In addition, all WDW ticket holders will be able to visit the Ducati factory and the Ducati Museum in Borgo Panigale at a reduced rate.
For accompanied minors up to the age of 18, admission to the event will cost a symbolic €1. Admission will be free of charge for participants coming from outside Europe (Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania), for people with disabilities and their accompanying persons.
A special discounted rate is reserved for D.O.C. members, available only to Ducati Official Club members active for the 2026 season. For information, find and contact the official DOC in your area.
Tickets can also be purchased by anyone at a special price at Ducati dealerships.
For further information on ticket prices and how to purchase them, please visit the dedicated section of the official Ducati website. Tickets are available exclusively in digital format and are nominal.
To stay up to date on all the latest World Ducati Week 2026 news, a dedicated section is available on the Ducati website, with updates also shared on Ducati’s social media channels and on the official World Ducati Week Facebook page.
Early Advantage | 29 January – 25 March
| 3 DAYS | BIKER | VISITOR |
| Full | 125€ | 95€ |
| Reduced | 105€ | 90€ |
| Reduced DOC | 80€ | 75€ |
| Under 18 | – | 1€ |
| 1 DAY | BIKER | VISITOR |
| Full | 80€ | 70€ |
| Reduced | 75€ | 65€ |
| Reduced DOC | 55€ | 50€ |
| Under 18 | – | 1€ |
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About Ducati
Ducati is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1926 in Bologna, known for high-performance motorcycles with distinctive designs and powerful engines, particularly the 90° V-twin, which it brands as the “L-twin”. The company has a strong racing heritage, competing and winning in MotoGP and WorldSBK championships. Ducati was acquired by Audi in 2012 and is part of the Volkswagen Group.
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
