Updated July 22, 2026
GetYourGuide Black Friday 2026: sale dates, discounts, and what to expect
If you're searching for this in July, the sale itself hasn't started yet — this page exists to help you plan ahead, understand how big the discounts usually run, and know what to expect based on the last several years. Nothing below is a live, redeemable code, since GetYourGuide's Black Friday markdowns typically show up as sale pricing rather than a coupon you type in.
Discount size, sale dates, and which activities get included change year to year and by region. Treat historical figures here as a pattern, not a promise for 2026.
When is GetYourGuide Black Friday 2026?
Black Friday always falls the day after U.S. Thanksgiving, which puts it on November 27, 2026. Based on how GetYourGuide has run this sale in the past, the markdowns usually start earlier and run past the day itself — GetYourGuide doesn't confirm exact 2026 dates until closer to the event.
| Year | Sale window (reported) | Discount range (reported) |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Nov 21 – Nov 31, early access from Nov 21, main sale from Nov 28 | Up to 50% on select activities |
| 2022 | Around Black Friday weekend | Promo codes plus site sale, no fixed figure confirmed |
| 2021 | Black Friday week | 15% off via app-only voucher code (expired) |
The 2025 window is the most recent and most consistently reported across sources. Earlier years are included only to show the pattern, not as anything you can use now.
How big are the discounts, really?
This is where sources disagree, and it's worth knowing that going in. Deal-aggregator sites report GetYourGuide's Black Friday discount as anywhere from 15% to 50% off, depending on which activity and which year. Nothing here is a single confirmed percentage for 2026, since GetYourGuide hasn't published one yet as of this writing.
What's consistent across past years:
- The sale applies to select activities, not the entire catalog
- Higher discounts tend to cluster on popular attractions and multi-city passes
- Percent-off shown on the activity page itself is usually more reliable than a number quoted on a third-party coupon site
How the sale typically works
GetYourGuide runs its Black Friday sale as marked-down pricing shown directly on eligible activity pages, similar to a storewide clearance, rather than a single code everyone enters at checkout. GetYourGuide has previously hosted the sale on its own page at getyourguide.com/c/black-friday-deals/, which lists which experiences are currently discounted and by how much.
Because of that, "finding the Black Friday code" often isn't the right approach. Browsing the dedicated deals page once the sale is live, or checking a specific activity page you already want to book, tends to show the real number faster than a third-party coupon listing.
What usually goes on sale
Past Black Friday sales have leaned heavily on a recurring set of categories:
- Skip-the-line tickets for major landmarks (Eiffel Tower, Vatican Museums, Sagrada Família and similar)
- City passes bundling several attractions into one discounted ticket
- Guided walking tours in major cities
- Day trips and excursions from a home base city
- Boat trips and sunset cruises
- Food and wine tours, including cooking classes
Availability shifts by destination each year, so a discount showing on one city's tours doesn't guarantee the same category is marked down everywhere.
Early access and newsletter perks
In 2025, GetYourGuide opened early access to some Black Friday pricing about a week before the main sale date, with the bulk of new markdowns landing closer to the Friday itself. Signing up for GetYourGuide's email list ahead of the sale has historically been the way people get notified when early access opens, separate from the general 10% new-customer sign-up discount that runs year-round.
Combining a Black Friday deal with a code or gift card
A few rules from GetYourGuide's general checkout carry over here and are worth knowing before you assume you can layer everything:
- Only one promo code can be applied per booking — a Black Friday sale price plus a separate percentage-off code usually can't be stacked
- A gift card can generally still be applied on top of a sale price, since it acts as a payment method rather than a discount code. See our gift cards page for the full rules
- Reserve Now & Pay Later bookings don't accept promo or gift codes, so a sale-priced activity booked that way is limited to the marked-down price alone
How to prepare before the sale starts
Since the 2026 sale isn't live yet, the useful moves right now are less about hunting a code and more about setting yourself up to catch it early:
- Add the activities you're already considering to your GetYourGuide wishlist — some past sales have notified wishlist users first.
- Turn on push notifications in the app if you want alerts the moment new discounts post.
- Sign up for the email newsletter to get early-access notice before the main sale date.
- Note the price now on anything you're eyeing, so you can actually tell if the Black Friday price is a real drop later.
What's usually excluded
Not everything on GetYourGuide gets touched by the sale. Based on past years, expect these to stay largely unaffected:
- Newly listed or low-inventory experiences
- Activities already running their own separate promotion
- Bookings made through Reserve Now & Pay Later, which won't accept the sale pricing paired with any code
FAQ
When is GetYourGuide's Black Friday sale in 2026?
GetYourGuide hasn't published exact 2026 dates as of July. Black Friday itself lands on November 27, 2026, and past sales have started several days before that and run a few days after.
Do I need a promo code for GetYourGuide's Black Friday sale?
Historically no, the discount shows as the price on the activity page rather than a code you enter, though GetYourGuide has occasionally run app-only voucher codes alongside the sale in past years.
How much can I actually save?
Reported figures vary by source and by year, ranging from about 15% to 50% off select activities. There's no single confirmed number for 2026 yet.
Is the whole site discounted, or just some activities?
Just select activities and destinations, not the full catalog. Popular attractions and city passes tend to see the biggest markdowns.
Can I stack a Black Friday price with another promo code?
No, only one promo code applies per booking, though a gift card can typically still be used on top of a sale price.
Does Cyber Monday follow with separate deals?
Some past coverage groups a Cyber Monday extension in with the Black Friday window, though GetYourGuide hasn't confirmed a distinct 2026 Cyber Monday sale separate from Black Friday as of this writing.
Where do I find the live deals once the sale starts?
GetYourGuide has hosted a dedicated Black Friday deals page in past years, alongside markdowns visible directly on individual activity pages.
Will my Reserve Now & Pay Later booking get the Black Friday price?
It can show the discounted price, but you won't be able to add a promo or gift code on top of it with that payment method.
Final thoughts
Nothing about GetYourGuide's 2026 Black Friday sale is locked in yet, so the most useful thing to do in July is get your wishlist and price baseline set rather than look for a code that doesn't exist yet. Once the sale goes live, checking the activity page directly will tell you more than any third-party list claiming a fixed percentage.
For every currently tracked GetYourGuide code and offer, see our active promo codes and deals page.