Dance Valley Festival 2027: Electronic Music in Spaarnwoude

Welcome to the Dance Valley Festival 2027 in Spaarnwoude

On August 14, 2027, the Dance Valley Festival returns to the Spaarnwoude recreational area near Velsen Zuid. As one of the oldest dance festivals in the world, it makes use of the valley's natural amphitheater shape and has been affectionately known as the Woodstock of electronic music since its first edition in 1995.

Highlights and Attractions at Dance Valley in Spaarnwoude

• More than ten stages and tents covering a wide range of styles, from house and techno to hardstyle and trance
• The natural valley landscape of Spaarnwoude forming a unique amphitheater setting for the main stage
• Festival grounds that transform for the day into a small village filled with performers and attractions
• Memory Lane, a look back at more than three decades of festival history
• A purely daytime event that stays true to the original 1995 concept of dance music in daylight
• A wide range of food options, from vegan choices to classic Dutch snacks

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

Gates open at 12:00 and the last set ends around 23:00. The line up for 2027 has not yet been announced and will be published on the official website in the coming months. In recent editions, artists such as Calvin Harris, Hardwell, Tiësto and Martin Garrix performed across several stages running at the same time, letting visitors move freely between different musical styles.

Tickets and Admission for Dance Valley Spaarnwoude

Ticket sales for 2027 begin with a pre registration option that lets fans be the first to know when tickets go live. Exact 2027 prices have not yet been announced; in recent years a day ticket has generally cost between 65 and 95 euros depending on when it was purchased. The festival is strictly for visitors aged 18 and over, and a valid ID is required at the entrance.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation near Spaarnwoude

• Shuttle buses run regularly from Amsterdam Sloterdijk train station to the festival site, with a travel time of about 25 to 30 minutes
• By car, the site is reachable via the A9 highway and clearly marked parking areas
• Since there is no on site camping, hotels or holiday accommodation in Velsen Zuid or the wider Amsterdam area are recommended
• As this is a full day outdoor event, sun protection along with comfortable clothing and shoes are advisable
• Payment on site works only through a token system, so it helps to check the payment details in advance