What Love Burn 2027 actually costs

Tickets are about $499.95 each with fees and tax. The RV pass is $195, $295, or $395 depending on how long your rig is. Everything else depends on the listing you pick. This adds it up.

People in your party

Rig length in feet

This is on the listing. It decides the pass price, so use the measured length rather than the model name.

Nights

Thursday entry to Monday exodus is four nights.

Nightly rate from the listing, optional

We do not quote rental rates. Enter what the booking page shows for your dates and this adds it in.

What the event itself costs

Tickets, 4 at $499.95: $2,000
RV pass, 25 to 39 ft: $295
Event subtotal: $2,295

A rig in the Under 24 ft bracket would cost $100 less on the pass. At 28 ft you are in the 25 to 39 ft bracket.

Bring about 20 gallons of drinking water, at one gallon per person per day across the five days from Thursday entry to Monday exodus. There is none on the key.

Ticket and pass figures come from the official ticket page and carry tax and fees as that page presents them. This does not include fuel, ice, food, a protection plan at checkout, or a host delivery fee. Prices for a future event can change; check the official page before you budget.

Three worked examples

Event costs only, meaning tickets plus the pass. Rental is excluded because it depends entirely on the listing and your dates.

Party	Rig	Tickets	Pass	Event subtotal	Water
A couple in a camper van2 people	22 ft	$1,000	$195Under 24 ft	$1,195	10 gal
Four people in a typical Class C4 people	25 ft	$2,000	$29525 to 39 ft	$2,295	20 gal
Six people in a Class A6 people	35 ft	$3,000	$29525 to 39 ft	$3,295	30 gal

The pass brackets, in full

Under 24 ft$195 plus tax and fees
25 to 39 ft$295 plus tax and fees
Longer than 40 ft$395 plus tax and fees

Worded as the event's 2027 ticket page words them, read 15 October 2026. That page says the pass prices are the same as last year. The first bracket ends under 24 feet and the second starts at 25, and the step between them costs $100. The event's brackets do not say where exactly 24 ft or exactly 40 ft falls; ask the event at tickets@theloveburn.com. Across the 208 listings with a published length within 50 miles of Virginia Key, measured 21 September 2026, the median Class C was 27 feet and only 11 of 58 came in under 25.

RV pass deadline, read 15 October 2026

Request the RV pass by November 30, 2026

Request the RV pass by November 30, 2026. The event's request form at theloveburn.com/rv says "Please apply by November 30th" (read 15 October 2026). It asks for your ticket order number, the pass length, and who delivers the RV.

Renting and having the RV dropped off for you? The form says Love Burn Operations will not allow vendors to drop off RVs unless the event operations team pre-approves them, and the Vendor Application Form comes from the Ops Team in December.

The form and the price list measure length differently

The ticket page prices under 24 ft at $195, 25 to 39 ft at $295 and longer than 40 ft at $395, plus tax and fees. The request form asks for under 26 ft, 26 to 40 ft, or over 40 ft, each “including Tow Vehicle”. In the October 1, 2026 read of the 207 Outdoorsy listings within 50 miles of Virginia Key, 31 publish a length from 24 ft up to just under 26 ft. The ticket page's wording places none of the 14 that measure 24 ft to under 25 ft and prices the other 17 at the 25 to 39 ft pass, while the request form puts all 31 under "RV Shorter than 26 feet including Tow Vehicle".

Ask the owner for the length including any tow vehicle, and check which band the form puts you in before you pay for the pass or the rental. Neither page says how the form's bands map to the prices, so ask tickets@theloveburn.com.

Sources: RV pass request form (theloveburn.com/rv), ticket and RV pass prices, both read 15 October 2026.

Questions people ask

How much does Love Burn cost per person?

Tickets are about $499.95 each with fees and tax, from the official ticket page. Four people is roughly $2,000 before anything else. The RV pass is charged once per vehicle, not per person, so splitting a rig across more people lowers the per-person cost.

How much is the Love Burn RV pass?

It is priced by vehicle length. The event's 2027 ticket page, read 15 October 2026, says under 24 feet is $195, 25 to 39 feet is $295, and longer than 40 feet is $395, all plus tax and fees, the same as last year. The page does not say where a rig of exactly 24 ft or exactly 40 ft falls, so ask the event at tickets@theloveburn.com. A car pass is parking only and does not allow sleeping in the vehicle. Request the RV pass by November 30, 2026. The event's request form at theloveburn.com/rv says "Please apply by November 30th" (read 15 October 2026). It asks for your ticket order number, the pass length, and who delivers the RV.

Why does this not show a rental price?

Because we do not have one worth showing. The base rate a marketplace exposes is not what a five night February booking costs at event demand. Enter the rate the booking page quotes for your dates and the calculator adds it in.

What is not included in this total?

Fuel, ice, food, any protection plan you add at checkout, a host delivery fee if you use one, and pumpouts. A pumpout is $85 plus a $4.52 fee, $89.52 per pumpout, before card processing and tax, from theloveburn.com/pumpouts read 15 October 2026. One on each of the three pumpout days is $268.56 before card processing and tax. Ice is the only thing sold on site and the event asks for cash.

Who made this, and what it is not

Love Burn Rentals is an independent site that helps people find RV listings on Outdoorsy and RVshare. We are not The Love Burn, we do not speak for the event, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the organizers or Burning Man Project. Love Burn runs the gate, the passes, and the placement. We run none of it.

This page carries no affiliate links and sells nothing. Every ticket and pass figure comes from the official pages linked below and is reproduced rather than estimated. Prices for a future event can change without us noticing, so the official page always wins over this one.

Found something wrong or out of date? Tell us and we will fix it. Corrections from camp organizers and people who have actually been through the gate are welcome, and we would rather be corrected than be confidently wrong.