Tomorrowland Winter 2027

Tomorrowland Winter, the festival's ski edition, runs from 20 to 27 March 2027 in Alpe d'Huez, France, with 250 km of slopes; the village sits at 1,860 m and Pic Blanc at 3,330 m.

Tickets and packages

Pre-registration was through a Tomorrowland account; 7-day packages went on sale on 3 October 2026 and 4-day packages and 7-, 4- and 1-day tickets on 10 October. All packages (with accommodation, sold with Sunweb) are sold out, while festival tickets are still on sale. Every festival ticket includes the lift and ski pass. Packages needed a 40% deposit (up to €2,500), with cancellation costing 70–100% of the price. The Exchange Desk for tickets without accommodation is open until 20 January 2027 (€10 fee).

Age and accessibility

You must be 18 or older before the festival starts, with no exceptions. There are viewing decks for people with reduced mobility and an accessibility bracelet (form and medical documents required); the mountain stages are hard to reach by wheelchair. Full accessibility details are due on 30 November 2026.

Other Tomorrowland editions

• Tomorrowland Belgium: Boom, two weekends in July; 2027 dates TBA
• Tomorrowland Thailand: Pattaya, 11–13 December 2026
• Tomorrowland Brasil: Itu, 30 April – 2 May 2027

Fly into Lyon (LYS), Grenoble or Geneva, with shuttles to the resort. Grenoble is the nearest railway station, about 90 minutes from the resort by bus or taxi. There is no Tomorrowland parking and car-sharing is advised. The resort's lifts and buses are free; evening links to Oz 3300, Bourg d'Oisans, Villard-Reculas, Auris and Vaujany need a separate transport pass, and walking between villages is strictly prohibited. See our Alpe d'Huez ski guide, and the Grenoble and Lyon guides.

Flight delayed or cancelled on the way? See our Travel Disruption guide for your rights.

• Festival packages with accommodation are sold with Sunweb (sold out for 2027; check for returns).
• In the resort: lifts and resort buses are free; links to Oz 3300, Bourg d'Oisans, Villard-Reculas, Auris and Vaujany need a separate evening transport pass, and walking between villages is prohibited, so stay where your evenings are.