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Welcome to the Dutchweek 2027 in Gerlos
Dutchweek Gerlos 2027 is the end-of-season ski and music festival in Austria’s Zillertal. From 9 to 13 March 2027 the village of Gerlos mixes winter sports, slope-side après-ski and late club nights across five days. Because Easter falls late in March in 2027, the festival moves earlier than in previous years, with snow-sure slopes and frequent spring sunshine.
Highlights & Attractions at Dutchweek in Gerlos
- Five days of skiing and snowboarding in the Zillertal Arena (about 143–153 km of pistes)
- Slope-side après-ski at the Umbrella Bar from 13:00; wristband required from 15:00
- International DJs, Dutch artists and daily live singers
- Village après-ski at Martin's Skihütte and club nights at Cin-Cin Partykeller
- Free Nightliner bus to the Umbrella Bar after regular ski-bus hours
- Sunny terraces and classic end-of-season spring-snow atmosphere
- One festival wristband for official stages and party venues in Gerlos
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Days are built around skiing first and parties later. Gerlos sits at about 1,250 m and links into the Zillertal Arena toward Zell am Ziller and Königsleiten. From 13:00 the Umbrella Bar (Gerlos 355) runs live music and après-ski; from 15:00 entry is wristband-only. Headliner DJs take over the terrace from 18:00 to 20:30. Martin's Skihütte, just behind Jägerstubl in the village, hosts après-ski and live singers from 18:00 to 23:00. Cin-Cin Partykeller continues from 22:00 until around 01:00 with party anthems and DJs.
Announced names for 2027 include Vunzige Deuntjes Soundsystem, TEAM RUSH HOUR, Diaz & Bruno, Sebastian Bronk, Harrie Snijders, Jody Bernal, Draaimakers, Disco Snolly, JÉRÔME, DJ Arno, Shannon Delani, Jamie Joy, DIGIANNI, MAMBA and Jurienne on Sax, with more acts still to be confirmed. Daily timetables are published on the official Dutchweek page and in the ticket shop. A festival ticket is not a ski pass; Zillertal Arena lift tickets are sold separately (day passes from around €79).
Tickets & Admission for Dutchweek Gerlos
Tickets are sold for 1, 3 or 5 days. One-day tickets start at €25 including the service fee. Three-day tickets (11–13 March) range from about €58 to €74 depending on the sales phase; five-day tickets range from about €85 to €109. Group deals (including pay-for-5-get-6) appear in the shop. Regular allocations can sell out early; final-price tickets for the March festivals are scheduled from early February 2027. Buy via the official shop at sales.ticketing.cm.com/gerlos27. The wristband covers official party venues subject to capacity. It does not include lodging or a ski pass.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Gerlos
- Innsbruck is the nearest major airport; continue by rail and bus through the Zillertal or by car over the Gerlos road. Use the ski bus by day and the Nightliner for late returns from the Umbrella Bar.
- Mid-March often means sun in the village and colder snow higher up. Pack layers, sunscreen, proper ski wear and sturdy shoes for village nights.
- Beds sell out fast in festival week. Book early via the local tourist office or partners such as Summit Travel; ski-pass packages are common, and the festival ticket is usually added separately.
- Treat the lift pass and the festival wristband as two bookings: without the band you miss controlled access at the main party venues.
- Day or 3-day tickets work if you only want peak nights; a 5-day ticket is cheaper than five singles if you stay the whole event.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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