Tomorrowland ticket types: Full Madness, day and Comfort

What ticket types does Tomorrowland have?

Tomorrowland Belgium sells five standard ticket types: three for one day and two for the whole weekend. They differ in the number of days and in whether you get into the Comfort areas at the stages. This was the line-up of tickets and prices in 2026:

These are 2026 prices per person, excluding the Treasure Case fee. The 2027 prices have not been announced (as of 9 November 2026). On top of these five there are hospitality packages (Business, Exclusive and Mansions) for groups of at least ten guests, priced on request.

What is the Full Madness Pass?

The Full Madness Pass is the weekend ticket: it covers all three festival days, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, of one of the two weekends. For anyone travelling from Scandinavia it is usually the best value, because the trip to Boom is expensive compared with a single festival day.

In 2026 the Full Madness Pass cost EUR 327 in the Pre-Sale and EUR 400 in the Worldwide Ticket Sale. It is also part of every DreamVille package, where it was counted as EUR 320 (Pre-Sale) and EUR 384 (Worldwide) in 2026. DreamVille is never sold with a day ticket, so if you want to camp in DreamVille you need a Full Madness Pass or a Full Madness Comfort Pass. How the accommodation types compare is in DreamVille accommodation compared.

How much is a day ticket for Tomorrowland?

A Day Pass cost EUR 138 in the Pre-Sale and EUR 153 in the Worldwide Ticket Sale in 2026. It is valid for one festival day. The day ticket suits you if you live in or near Belgium, only have one day to spare, or want to try the festival before committing to a full weekend.

Keep two things in mind. A day ticket cannot be combined with DreamVille, and there is no same-day re-entry, so you go in once and stay. In 2026 the festival was open 12:00-01:00 on Friday and Saturday and 12:00-00:00 on Sunday, with last entry at 22:00 and 21:00 respectively.

What does the Comfort Pass include?

Comfort means access to Comfort areas at selected stages. In 2026 there were Comfort areas at the Mainstage, The Great Library and Freedom Stage. There was no separate “Mainstage Comfort” ticket in 2026; Comfort covered all three areas. How Comfort compares with Montagoe and hospitality, and whether it is worth the money, is covered in Tomorrowland VIP.

• Day Comfort Pass and Full Madness Comfort Pass give access to all Comfort areas.
• Day Pleasure Pass gives access to the Comfort areas except the one at the Mainstage.
• A standard Day Pass or Full Madness Pass gives no Comfort access.

The price gap is large. For a full weekend, the Full Madness Comfort Pass cost EUR 287 more than the standard Full Madness Pass in the Worldwide Ticket Sale in 2026 (EUR 687 against EUR 400). Whether that is worth it depends on how much time you plan to spend at those three stages. If you mostly hang out at other stages, you get less out of Comfort.

What do the tickets cost in SEK and NOK?

Converted at the ECB reference rates of 14 October 2026 (SEK 11.16 and NOK 10.60 per euro), the 2026 prices come out roughly like this:

You pay in euros, so your bank converts at its own rate and may add a currency fee. The full budget with travel, accommodation and food is worked out in how much Tomorrowland costs.

Why are there two prices, Pre-Sale and Worldwide Ticket Sale?

The Pre-Sale is the first sale and has the lower price; the Worldwide Ticket Sale follows a week later at a higher price. In 2026 the Worldwide Pre-Sale was on 24 January and the Worldwide Ticket Sale on 31 January, and both required pre-registration. The Worldwide Ticket Sale sold out the same evening.

The difference for a Full Madness Pass was EUR 73 in 2026 (EUR 327 against EUR 400). You cannot claim the Pre-Sale price afterwards, so it pays to be in from the start. How registration and the sales work step by step is in how to get Tomorrowland tickets.

What comes on top of the ticket price?

The biggest extra is the Treasure Case fee, charged per person and not included in the ticket price. The Treasure Case is the package with your bracelet that is sent to the main buyer’s address.

From Sweden or Denmark you paid EUR 22 extra per person in 2026, which made a Full Madness Pass in the Worldwide Ticket Sale EUR 422, about SEK 4,710. Norway is not in the EU, so check which rate applies when you order. We have not been able to verify a separate service fee on Tomorrowland’s pages. On site you pay for everything with Pearls, and in 2026 EUR 20 got you 10.5 Pearls.

Can you upgrade or swap a ticket?

No. According to Tomorrowland’s FAQ you cannot upgrade to Comfort, and you cannot swap the day, the weekend or the DreamVille package. Tickets are also personal: each ticket is personalised by the person who will use it, the name must match their ID, and the name cannot be changed after personalisation. There is no right of withdrawal.

So choose the ticket type and weekend carefully before you pay. One account can order for at most four people in total across the Worldwide Pre-Sale and Worldwide Ticket Sale, so agree in your group who orders for whom. More on the rules and on resale is on our Tomorrowland tickets page.

Which ticket should you choose?

For most people travelling from Scandinavia the Full Madness Pass is the obvious choice, because the trip costs roughly the same no matter how many days you spend there. A simple way to decide:

1. Camping in DreamVille? Then it has to be a Full Madness Pass or a Full Madness Comfort Pass, since DreamVille is only sold with the weekend ticket.
2. Staying in a hotel and want the full experience? The Full Madness Pass gives you all three days.
3. Only have one day? A Day Pass is enough, but the trip becomes expensive per festival day.
4. Want into the Comfort areas at the big stages? Go for Comfort or Pleasure, but only if you will spend a lot of time at the Mainstage, The Great Library or Freedom Stage.
5. Ten or more people who want something of your own? Hospitality could be an option, priced on request.