How to get Tomorrowland tickets: registration to sale

How to get Tomorrowland tickets, step by step

The route to a ticket is the same every year: account, pre-registration, sale, personalisation. This is how it worked for 2026. The 2027 process is not published yet, but expect the same basic steps.

1. Create a Tomorrowland account. You need it for both pre-registration and buying. The email address cannot be changed later, so use one you will keep.
2. Pre-register as soon as pre-registration opens. For 2026 it ran from 8 December 2025 at 15:00 to 30 January 2026 at 20:00. Without it you cannot buy, but it does not guarantee a ticket.
3. Pick a main buyer. One account can order for a maximum of 4 people across the Worldwide Pre-Sale and Worldwide Ticket Sale combined. The main buyer pays for the whole group.
4. Be logged in early when the sale opens. Everyone goes into an online queue.
5. Pay straight away. Payment happens at the moment of ordering. If it fails, the tickets go to the next person in the queue.
6. Personalise the tickets. Each person in the group personalises their own ticket in their own account. The name must match their ID and cannot be changed afterwards. Tickets that are not personalised can be cancelled.
7. Receive the Treasure Case and activate your bracelet. It ships to the main buyer’s address from late June or early July. Each visitor activates their bracelet in their account and can then load Pearls.

Timeline: how the 2026 ticket release went

All times are Belgian time (CET/CEST), which is the same as Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

When do Tomorrowland 2027 tickets go on sale?

The 2027 ticket release for Tomorrowland Belgium has not been announced (as of 9 November 2026). Tomorrowland’s FAQ says information about 2027 will come at the end of this year.

The pattern from the last two years is a good guide:

• The 2025 dates were announced on 28 November 2024, with pre-registration from 5 December 2024.
• The 2026 dates were announced on 4 December 2025, with pre-registration from 8 December 2025.

So the 2027 dates and pre-registration are expected in late November or early December 2026, with the sales in January 2027. That is a reading of the pattern, not an official statement. Follow our Tomorrowland 2027 page, which we update as soon as the dates are out.

What are the different sales?

Tomorrowland sells tickets in several rounds, and visitors from outside Belgium can join most of them:

The First 20 Sale is worth knowing about: the first 20 people to pre-register in each country may order up to 4 tickets at the Worldwide price. Pre-register the moment it opens. We have not found the 2026 date of the First 20 Sale in Tomorrowland’s material.

The pre-sale is cheaper. The Full Madness Pass cost EUR 327 in the Pre-Sale and EUR 400 in the Worldwide Ticket Sale (2026 prices), about SEK 3,650 and 4,450 or NOK 3,450 and 4,250 at the ECB rate of 14 October 2026. Every pass type is explained in our guide to ticket types, and the full trip cost is on the prices page.

How hard is it to get Tomorrowland tickets?

Hard. For 2026 the Worldwide Ticket Sale sold out on the evening it opened, 31 January. That does not make it hopeless, but small things decide it:

• Pre-register immediately when it opens. It matters for the First 20 Sale, and you will not miss the deadline.
• Log in early and make sure everyone in the group has their own account, so personalisation is quick afterwards.
• Check your card limit. Four Full Madness Passes in the Worldwide Ticket Sale come to EUR 1,600, plus the Treasure Case fee of EUR 22 per person within the EU: EUR 1,688 in total, about SEK 19,000 (2026 prices). If the payment is blocked, the tickets go to the next in line.
• Be flexible on the weekend. If your group can go on Weekend 1 or Weekend 2, your chances improve. We compare them in Weekend 1 or 2.
• Agree on accommodation first. DreamVille is only sold as a package with a Full Madness Pass, so settle on tent or lodge before the queue opens. More on the tickets page.

Another route is to travel with an operator that includes a festival pass and DreamVille accommodation in its package. Coretours is one option, with coaches from Sweden and Copenhagen (see Coretours).

What are the rules once you have your ticket?

Tickets are personal and there is no right of withdrawal. Know this before you pay:

• No name changes after personalisation.
• No upgrades to Comfort and no swapping of day, weekend or DreamVille package.
• Address changes for the Treasure Case were only allowed if you moved, by 31 March 2026.
• If you cannot go, Tomorrowland’s Exchange Desk is the only allowed way to sell your ticket. In 2026 it was open 3 February-30 April, with no guarantee of a sale. Any other resale is banned under Belgian law, with fines of up to EUR 60,000.

How to avoid scams on Facebook, viagogo and classified sites is covered in our ticket resale guide.

Tips for buyers in Scandinavia

• Same clock: 17:00 in Boom is 17:00 in Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen.
• Treasure Case delivery goes to the main buyer’s address, so pick someone who is at home in June and July.
• Delivery fee: the Treasure Case fee was EUR 22 per person to EU countries and EUR 31 to the rest of the world in 2026. Norway is not in the EU, so Norwegian main buyers should check which rate applies.
• ID: the name on the ticket must match the passport or ID card you bring to Boom.