Tomorrowland 2027 returns to Boom, Belgium; official 2027 dates not yet announced

Tomorrowland is the world's best-known electronic dance music festival, held every summer in Boom, Belgium, roughly halfway between Brussels and Antwerp. It runs across two consecutive weekends, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world for elaborate main-stage designs and a lineup that spans house, techno, trance and mainstream EDM.

Dates and schedule. As of late September 2026, Tomorrowland's organisers have not officially announced dates for the 2027 edition. Several festival-tracking and travel sites project a return to the traditional format, roughly 16-18 and 23-25 July 2027, based on the festival's usual mid-to-late-July, two-weekend pattern in recent years.

Treat these as informed projections, not confirmed dates, until Tomorrowland's own channels publish them. The 2026 edition ran over two weekends in July 2026 at the same venue.

Where it happens. The festival takes place at De Schorre, a recreational park in Boom, in Belgium's Antwerp province. De Schorre has been Tomorrowland's home since 2005, and the site is rebuilt each year with themed stages, bridges and decor across the park.

Tickets. No 2027 ticket prices or sale dates have been published yet. In recent editions, single-day passes have run roughly EUR 100-130, and "Full Madness" passes covering all three days of one weekend have run roughly EUR 300-380, with "Global Journey" packages that bundle tickets, accommodation and transport priced from around EUR 450 up to several thousand euros depending on the package.

These figures come from recent-year pricing reported by ticket and travel sites, not an official 2027 price list, so expect them to move once Tomorrowland confirms 2027 pricing. Tomorrowland tickets sell out fast; official sales are announced via the festival's own website and mailing list, typically in the months leading up to the event.

Getting there. Boom sits close to the E19 motorway between Brussels and Antwerp, and Tomorrowland has run official shuttle buses from both cities on festival weekends in past editions. Brussels Airport (Zaventem) and Brussels South Charleroi are the usual international gateways; from central Brussels or Antwerp, festival-goers typically connect via dedicated Tomorrowland buses or trains to Boom, since the site itself has no train station.

Tips. Because 2027 dates and tickets are unconfirmed, the most reliable way to avoid missing the sale is to register directly on Tomorrowland's own website rather than relying on third-party resellers, several of which mark up prices well above face value or sell invalid tickets. If travelling from Germany or elsewhere in Europe, factor in that on-site accommodation (DreamVille, easyGoing, off-site partner hotels) also sells out alongside tickets, often within the same registration window.