Event Details
Tomorrowland 2027 – Dates Not Yet Confirmed
Official dates for Tomorrowland 2027 in Boom, Belgium have not been announced yet (currently TBA). The festival traditionally runs across the final two weekends of July, but an official confirmation for 2027 is still pending. This page will be updated as soon as Tomorrowland releases the dates.
For context, other editions under the shared Consciencia theme already have confirmed dates, most notably Tomorrowland Brasil, running 30 April to 2 May 2027 at Parque Maeda in Itu, São Paulo. According to organizers, the Consciencia theme connects all editions (Belgium, Brazil, Thailand and Tomorrowland Winter) across 2026 and 2027 as one continuing narrative; the Belgium dates themselves remain independent and are still unannounced.
What We Know So Far
- Dates for Boom, Belgium: not yet confirmed (TBA)
- Theme: Consciencia, continuing from the 2026 anniversary edition
- Venue remains De Schorre, Boom (as in previous years)
- Tomorrowland Brasil 2027: 30 April to 2 May 2027, Parque Maeda, Itu
- Pre-registration for Brasil opens 30 April 2026, 10:00 BRT (15:00 CEST); no pre-registration is open yet for Belgium
Looking Back: Tomorrowland 2026
The 2026 edition in Boom marked the 20th anniversary under the theme Consciencia and ran from 17–19 and 24–26 July 2026. Calvin Harris made his Mainstage debut alongside Martin Garrix, David Guetta and Armin van Buuren, drawing around 400,000 visitors across 16 stages.
Tickets and Waitlist
Since no dates are confirmed for 2027, there is currently no ticket sale for Boom. Interested visitors should join the official waitlist on tomorrowland.com to be notified once dates and pre-registration open. Buying from unofficial resellers is generally risky, since Tomorrowland uses a personalised wristband system and unregistered or counterfeit wristbands get deactivated.
For rough reference, 2026 prices ranged from Day Passes at €138, Day Pleasure Passes at €190, Day Comfort Passes at €249 and Full Madness Passes from €300, plus €15–€31 shipping. Actual 2027 pricing has not been set.
DreamVille Camping
DreamVille is the official on-site camping village, with options ranging from standard tent pitches to glamping. No details are available yet for 2027; DreamVille is typically sold separately from festival tickets and tends to sell out quickly based on past editions.
Getting There
- By train: travel to Antwerp Central or Brussels-Nord, then connect to Boom station; shuttles typically run from Boom station to the festival site.
- By shuttle bus: Tomorrowland usually operates official bus services from Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Liège, Eindhoven and other cities.
- By air: Brussels Airport (BRU) is closest; Düsseldorf (DUS) is a viable alternative with good rail connections.
- Driving is generally not recommended due to very limited parking at the venue.
Important Rules (Based on Previous Editions)
- Minimum age is typically 18, with valid photo ID or passport required.
- Day pass holders usually cannot re-enter once they leave the grounds.
- The festival is traditionally fully cashless, using Pearls as the wristband currency.
- Past editions suggest budgeting roughly €100–€150 per day for food, drinks and shopping.
Visitor Tips
- Join the official waitlist on tomorrowland.com so you don't miss the announcement.
- Once dates are confirmed, book hotels in Antwerp or Brussels early, as they tend to fill up months in advance.
- If the festival returns to its usual July slot, expect changeable Belgian summer weather; pack both sunscreen and a rain poncho.
- This page will be updated as soon as official 2027 dates for Boom are confirmed.
