TTD Quota Release Dates: January 2027 Darshan Tickets (Opening October 2026)

Last updated: 5 October 2026. We update this page every month when TTD announces the next schedule.

Short answer: TTD releases darshan, seva and room quotas about three months in advance. Tickets for January 2027 are expected to open between roughly 18 and 25 October 2026.

The Rs 300 Special Entry Darshan quota usually opens at 10 AM near the end of that window, and Tirumala and Tirupati rooms follow at 3 PM the same day.

TTD has not yet published the exact January 2027 dates. It normally announces them a few days before the first release, and we will update the table below as soon as it does.

Expected release order for January 2027 tickets

This is the order and timing TTD has followed in its recent monthly announcements (for the July, November and December 2026 quotas). The exact dates move by a day or two each month, so use the date ranges as a guide and confirm against TTD's announcement.

Expected date (October 2026)Time (IST)What opens
18 to 19 Oct10 AMArjitha Seva electronic dip (lucky dip) registration: Suprabhatam, Thomala, Archana, Ashtadala Pada Padmaradhana. Registration stays open for about two days.
About 2 days after registration closesUntil 12 noonPayment window for devotees selected in the lucky dip. Unpaid tickets lapse.
21 to 23 Oct10 AMKalyanotsavam, Unjal Seva, Arjitha Brahmotsavam, Sahasra Deepalankara Seva tickets.
21 to 23 Oct3 PMVirtual Sevas and their linked darshan slots.
23 to 24 Oct10 AMAngapradakshinam tokens.
23 to 24 Oct11 AMSrivani Trust darshan tickets.
23 to 24 Oct3 PMFree special darshan for senior citizens, differently abled devotees and those with chronic illness.
24 to 25 Oct10 AMRs 300 Special Entry Darshan. This is the highest-demand release of the month.
24 to 25 Oct3 PMAccommodation (rooms) in Tirumala and Tirupati.
How the dates shifted recently: for December 2026 darshan, TTD released the lucky dip registration on 19 September and Rs 300 tickets on 24 September. For November 2026 darshan, the same releases were on 18 and 25 August. The order and times stayed the same; only the dates moved slightly.

Already released: November and December 2026

If you are planning a visit in November or December 2026, those quotas have already opened:

High-demand dates in these months are usually fully booked within minutes, so check the official portal for any remaining availability rather than relying on agents.

Vaikunta Ekadasi 2026: released separately

Vaikunta Ekadasi is expected on 20 December 2026, with Vaikunta Dwara darshan reported for 20 to 29 December. In past years, TTD has handled these days differently from the regular monthly quota:

These Vaikunta Ekadasi details are based on previous years and third-party reports. Treat them as tentative until TTD publishes its official 2026 schedule.

Looking ahead: February 2027 tickets (releasing November 2026)

Following the same pattern, the February 2027 quota should open between roughly 18 and 25 November 2026, with Rs 300 tickets near the end of that window at 10 AM. We will publish the confirmed dates here once TTD announces them.

How to get ready before the window opens

  1. Create and test your TTD account days in advance on ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in. Don't leave sign-up or OTP problems for release morning.
  2. Collect every pilgrim's details now: full name exactly as on the ID, age, gender, and Aadhaar (or passport for some services) number.
  3. Log in about 10 minutes early and keep that session open. Repeatedly refreshing at 10:00 can log you out at the worst moment.
  4. Use a stable connection and one device. Switching tabs or devices mid-booking is one of the most common reasons people lose a slot.
  5. Pick a backup date in case your first choice fills while you are filling the form.

For a closer look at where bookings go wrong, read Common TTD booking mistakes and Why TTD slots disappear so fast.

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Frequently asked questions

When will TTD release January 2027 darshan tickets?

Between roughly 18 and 25 October 2026, following TTD's three-months-ahead pattern. The Rs 300 Special Entry Darshan quota usually opens at 10 AM near the end of that window.

What time do Rs 300 tickets open?

10 AM IST in recent months, with rooms in Tirumala and Tirupati at 3 PM the same day.

Does the lucky dip guarantee a ticket?

No. The Arjitha Seva electronic dip is a draw. If you are selected, you must pay within the payment window (usually until 12 noon on the last day), or the ticket lapses.

Where can I book safely?

Only on TTD's official portal, ttdevasthanams.ap.gov.in. TTD has repeatedly warned devotees about fake booking websites.

Disclaimer: TTD Darshan Autofill is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams. Dates on this page are based on TTD's published schedules and its recent monthly pattern. Always confirm the final dates and rules in TTD's official announcement before booking.