Tomorrowland Winter 2027 returns to Alpe d’Huez from March 20 to 27, with festival packages and ticket sales beginning in October

Tomorrowland Winter will return to Alpe d’Huez, France, from March 20 to 27, 2027, for its seventh edition in the French Alps. More than 22,000 attendees are expected across the week, with more than 150 electronic artists traditionally performing across indoor and outdoor stages throughout the resort and higher up in the mountains. While the 2027 lineup is still to come, festival packages and passes will begin going on sale this October.

 

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Inside a Week at Tomorrowland Winter

Across the seven days, Tomorrowland Winter spreads throughout Alpe d’Huez, with stages set around the resort and higher up the mountain, allowing attendees to move between skiing, snowboarding and performances during the day before continuing with music into the evening. Mountain stages have previously included Le Signal, Folie Douce and Chantebise, while the village itself hosts the indoor MainStage, Moosebar and CAGE once the ski lifts close.

The wider Alpe d’Huez Grand Domaine Ski area offers more than 250 kilometres of slopes and 78 lifts connecting Alpe d’Huez, Oz-en-Oisans, Auris-en-Oisans, Vaujany and Villard-Reculas. Attendees do not need to ski or snowboard to reach the mountain stages either, as the festival platforms remain accessible on foot. Paragliding, snowshoeing and around 50 kilometres of Nordic trails are also among the activities available around the resort.

That format has also brought some of electronic music’s biggest names to the French Alps over the years. In 2025, more than 150 artists played across the festival, including Armin van Buuren, Axwell, Amelie Lens, Alok, Lost Frequencies, Meduza, Nina Kraviz, Steve Aoki, Sub Zero Project, Vintage Culture and W&W.

That combination of mountain stages, skiing and sets continuing into the night has become a major part of the festival’s identity in Alpe d’Huez. One of the resort’s best-known ski runs, La Sarenne, begins at Pic Blanc at more than 3,330 metres above sea level and stretches for 16 kilometres, while the surrounding slopes offer options for both beginners and experienced skiers.

Tomorrowland Winter 2027 Tickets and Packages

Those planning to spend the full week at Tomorrowland Winter 2027 will get the first chance to book when 7-Day Festival Packages go on sale on October 3, 2026 at 15:00 CEST. Each package includes festival access, accommodation and a Lift & Ski Pass, with transport or the Discover Paris experience available as additional options.

For attendees planning a shorter stay, 4-Day Festival Packages will go on sale on October 10 at 15:00 CEST, covering festival access, accommodation and a four-day Lift & Ski Pass. From 17:00 CEST that same day, 1-Day, 4-Day and 7-Day Festival Tickets will also become available for anyone arranging their own accommodation. Every Festival Ticket includes a Lift & Ski Pass for the same days as festival access.

The 7-Day Festival Pass covers March 20 to 26, while the 4-Day option runs from March 23 to 26. One-day passes will be available throughout the week, although the MainStage opens from Tuesday, meaning passes for March 20 to 22 cover the wider festival without MainStage access.

Pre-registration is already open, and the official Tomorrowland Winter simulator is available for attendees who want to compare accommodation, transport and package options before sales begin. With tickets going on sale in October, the next major announcement will be the Tomorrowland Winter 2027 lineup ahead of the festival’s return to Alpe d’Huez next March.