Tomorrowland Belgium FAQ

Tomorrowland Belgium 2026 takes place across two weekends: Weekend 1 from Friday 17 July to Sunday 19 July, and Weekend 2 from Friday 24 July to Sunday 26 July, 2026.

Tomorrowland Belgium is held at De Schorre, a recreation area in Boom, Belgium — about 25 km south of Antwerp and 35 km from Brussels.

The lineup, theme and main stage shows are identical across both weekends. The only differences are weather, crowd composition and which weekend tickets you manage to secure during the sale.

The pre-sale typically opens in late January with the Worldwide Sale following in February. Exact dates are announced by Tomorrowland a few weeks in advance — register on tomorrowlandreseller.com to get notified.

Prices for 2026 start around €330 for a Day Pass and €425 for a Full Madness Pass (3-day festival access). Global Journey and DreamVille packages cost more depending on accommodation and transport options.

A Full Madness Pass gives you festival access for all three days of one weekend. It does not include camping or transport — those are sold separately as DreamVille and Global Journey packages.

Yes. Day Passes for Friday, Saturday or Sunday are sold separately and grant access to the festival for that single day only.

DreamVille is the official Tomorrowland camping village next to the festival site, with options ranging from basic Magnificent Greens camping to luxury Mansion accommodation. It is sold as a separate package on top of your festival ticket.

The closest airport is Brussels (BRU). Most international travellers fly into Brussels or Amsterdam (AMS) and then book a Global Journey package which includes festival access plus return travel from one of dozens of cities worldwide.

You must be 18 or older on the day of the event to enter the festival. ID checks are mandatory at the entrance.

Festival tickets are personalised and generally non-refundable once issued. See our refund policy for the exact conditions that apply to your purchase.