Woodstock 1969 Tickets: What Are They Worth Today?

Three Days of Peace, Music, and Collectibility

Woodstock 1969 is the most famous music festival in history, and its tickets are among the most iconic collectible items in all of memorabilia. The original tickets, designed by artist Arnold Skolnick and featuring the now-famous dove-on-guitar logo, are works of art in their own right.

Used vs. Unused Tickets

Woodstock is unique because the festival famously became a free event when fences were overwhelmed. This means many ticket holders kept their tickets unused and intact. Full, unused Woodstock tickets typically command higher prices than torn stubs — they're essentially pristine artifacts from a chaotic, historic event. Authenticated Woodstock tickets have sold for $1,000-$5,000+ depending on condition and type (one-day vs. three-day passes). StubHaul treats Woodstock tickets as priority acquisitions.