Ultra Europe 2027 in Split: The Complete Guide to the Festival in Croatia

Welcome to Ultra Europe 2027 in Split

Ultra Europe 2027 takes place from July 9 to July 11, 2027, at Park Mladeži in Split, Croatia. The festival's former venue, Poljud Stadium, has not been used since 2019; the current site, Park Mladeži, sits right on the coast and is about a 15 minute walk from Diocletian's Palace.

Highlights & Attractions at Ultra Europe in Split

• Three days of international EDM, house and techno acts across multiple stages at Park Mladeži
• The RESISTANCE stage with its own house and techno focused lineup
• The wider Destination ULTRA program with additional events on the islands of Brač, Hvar and Vis
• Boat parties and beach events that extend the experience beyond the main festival in Split
• An international crowd, with around 150,000 attendees across the full program in recent years
• A setting on the Dalmatian coast with sea views from several stage areas
• VIP and Fan Pit options for those who want to be closer to the main stage

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

The official lineup for 2027 has not been announced yet. The main festival runs across three days, July 9, 10 and 11, 2027, at Park Mladeži in Split. Around the main event, the broader Destination ULTRA program traditionally includes boat trips and beach parties on the islands of Brač, Hvar and Vis; these usually require separate tickets from the main festival pass.

Gates on festival days typically open in the late afternoon, with the program running into the early morning hours. Detailed set times are usually only released shortly before the event.

Tickets & Admission for Ultra Europe Split

Early bird tickets for Ultra Europe 2027 are already on sale. A 3 day GA ticket currently costs 199 euros, a Fan Pit ticket with a reserved area in front of the main stage costs 299 euros, and a VIP ticket costs 399 euros (prices exclude service charges and taxes). A payment plan is also available for the GA ticket. All tickets are sold exclusively through the official website, ultraeurope.com.

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Split

• Split has an international airport with good direct connections during the summer, especially in July
• Expect very warm, dry weather, with temperatures often reaching 30 to 35 degrees Celsius, so pack light clothing and sun protection
• Book accommodation as early as possible, since July is already peak season in Split and the festival adds extra demand on top
• Getting to the island parties on Hvar, Brač or Vis usually requires a ferry or an organized boat transfer, which needs to be booked separately
• Park Mladeži is within walking distance of the old town, so a car is generally not needed on site