Tomorrowland, Boom, Belgium

Tomorrowland takes place in the town of Boom, located between Antwerp and Brussels. The festival is held in the recreational park De Schorre, which is specially transformed into a large-scale festival site. Visitors can reach Boom by train (with connections via Antwerp or Brussels), followed by shuttle buses, or by car with designated parking areas.

First launched in 2005, Tomorrowland has grown into one of the largest and most influential electronic music festivals in the world, attracting over 400,000 attendees across two weekends each year. The festival is famous for its immersive themes, elaborate stage designs, and high-quality production, often featuring dozens of stages and hundreds of internationally acclaimed DJs. It has become a global brand, with spin-off events and digital experiences reaching audiences worldwide.

Tomorrowland is held over two consecutive weekends in July. In 2026 it took place on 17–19 and 24–26 July, with each weekend featuring a similar lineup and full-scale production; the 2027 edition is expected on 16–18 and 23–25 July, although the dates had not yet been confirmed in October 2026.

Prices and Opening Hours

Tomorrowland is a ticketed festival, and tickets are in extremely high demand, often selling out within minutes. For 2026, a day pass cost about €138–153 and a Full Madness weekend pass about €327–400, plus fees; Comfort passes and packages with accommodation in the DreamVille camping area cost more, depending on comfort level and services.

The festival grounds are usually open from early afternoon (around 12:00) until late at night (around 01:00–02:00). Each day features continuous performances across multiple stages, with headline acts performing in the evening and closing sets at night.