Tickets for Tomorrowland Winter 2027 go on sale on Saturday 10 October. The festival is back in Alpe d’Huez in the French Alps from 20 to 27 March 2027. This is its seventh edition, and the lineup hasn’t been announced yet.
There are two sale times on Saturday. The 4-day packages, which bundle the festival ticket, a lift and ski pass and somewhere to stay in Alpe d’Huez or Oz 3300, open at 15:00 CEST (14:00 UK time). Festival tickets without accommodation follow at 17:00 CEST (16:00 UK time). The 7-day packages already went on sale on 3 October.
Every ticket comes with a lift and ski pass for the Alpe d’Huez domain, and you need that pass to get up to the mountain stages. A 7-day festival ticket costs €735, made up of €346 for the festival and €389 for the ski pass. The 4-day ticket is €560 and runs Tuesday 23 to Friday 26 March. There are two kinds of 1-day ticket. It’s €190 for a day between 23 and 26 March, when the MainStage is open, and €130 for a day between 20 and 22 March, when it’s closed. A Comfort upgrade gets you onto the MainStage mezzanine and into the Comfort area at one of the mountain stages, and a 7-day Comfort ticket comes to €1,125. Every order also pays a Treasure Case fee for the bracelet delivery, €15 in the EU or €22 elsewhere.
If you’re buying a package, you pay at least 40% upfront (capped at €2,500) and the rest within 30 days. Tickets and packages are only sold through a Tomorrowland account with pre-registration for the 2027 event. Tomorrowland says to set up the account at least two hours before the sale.
Tomorrowland Winter usually books more than 150 artists. They play the indoor MainStage in the village and mountain stages that include Le Signal, Folie Douce and Chantebise. The 2027 names haven’t been announced yet. The festival is 18+.
