Gift Membership
Find out more about our gift Membership options
With a Glyndebourne Gift Membership they can enjoy the glittering array of opera on stage, all wrapped in the unforgettable Glyndebourne experience. Choose from the two gift membership options below:
Joining fee £110 + Annual Subscription £96
- Priority booking for Festival and Autumn Season
- Exclusive invites to Member events
- Annual Members’ magazine
- Regular Member-exclusive updates
- Enhanced returns and refunds
- Exchange fees waived
- Subscription holidays
Plus in their first year:
- A complimentary Festival Programme Book
- 50% off a pair of Member event tickets
No joining fee + 20% off annual subs (now £77)
Aged 16-39? Unlock over £500 in savings with all the benefits of Membership
Plus:
- A pair of half price Festival tickets
- A pair of half price Autumn Season tickets
- 50% off coach transfer
- 50% off all Member event tickets
- Invitation to Under 40s Member events
Want to make the gift extra special?
For £1,070 you can choose to prepay the first ten years of membership subscriptions (currently £96 per year) including the one-off £110 joining fee.
OR for £6,560 you can prepay for life – covering all Membership subscriptions plus all future Glyndebourne Society subscriptions (currently £215 per year).
Your gift perfectly packaged
A Glyndebourne Membership makes a wonderful gift. Your recipient will receive a welcome pack to introduce them to Glyndebourne membership.
You can choose to have the welcome pack posted to you or direct to your gift recipient. Welcome packs will be posted within 10 working days of buying the gift, or at a later date of your choosing.
The welcome pack contains a unique activation code. Your recipient activates their membership using this code. We do not create a record for the recipient until they choose to activate their membership, which ensures privacy and means you can keep your gift a surprise until the last moment.
+44 (0)1273 815400 (10.00am – 5.00pm, Monday to Friday)
membership@glyndebourne.com
Photography by Graham Carlow.




