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Tomorrowland Winter (March 20–27, 2027) transforms the breathtaking alpine slopes of Alpe d'Huez in the French Alps into a winter fairy tale of electronic dance music, snow sports, and mountain camaraderie. Gathering over 20,000 People of Tomorrow from more than 100 countries, the week-long festival blends world-class skiing across 250 km of ski slopes with high-altitude DJ sets perched at altitudes up to 3,330 meters above sea level.
Launched in 2019 by Belgian festival creators Manu and Michiel Beers, Tomorrowland Winter brings the legendary production quality of the summer Boom festival to the snowy peaks of Isère, France. During daylight hours, festival-goers carve down the mountain to stages like the Crystal Garden and Frozen Lotus, framed by panoramic vistas of the Belledonne mountain range.
Advanced skiers can take on La Sarenne, Europe's longest black ski run spanning 16 kilometers from the summit of the Pic Blanc glacier (3,330m) directly down to the resort valley.
As the sun dips behind the Alps, the action moves to the village center into the monumental, fully covered and heated Mainstage arena. Featuring Tomorrowland's elaborate fantasy set designs, crystal ice sculptures, and synchronized pyrotechnics, top electronic artists deliver exhilarating sets while keeping thousands of attendees warm.
The festival experience is celebrated for its Taste of the World gastronomic program. Attendees indulge in traditional French Savoyard fondues, melted raclette cheese, hot mulled wine (vin chaud), and Belgian waffles crafted by Michelin-starred guest chefs in cozy mountainside chalets.
Tomorrowland Winter broadcasts around the clock via One World Radio and the official Tomorrowland YouTube channel, sharing alpine sunset performances and laser shows with millions of electronic music fans worldwide.
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Tomorrowland Winter 2027 is scheduled for March 20, 2027. The countdown timer at the top of the page updates the days remaining in real time.
Tomorrowland Winter is the magical alpine edition of the world's most famous electronic dance music festival, held annually in mid-March at the Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine Ski resort in the French Alps (Isère department, France).
Festival stages are distributed across the resort ranging from the village center at 1,860 meters (6,100 feet) to the majestic mountain peaks at 3,330 meters (10,925 feet) atop the Pic Blanc glacier, providing panoramic views across the French Alps.
Festival passes include complete Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine ski lift access. Skiers and snowboarders glide between alpine stages (such as Chantebise, Crystal Garden, and Frozen Lotus), while non-skiers can access all mountain stages via pedestrian gondolas and chairlifts.
In the evening, festival-goers gather in the heated and covered Mainstage arena in the village of Alpe d'Huez. Featuring Tomorrowland's signature fairytale storybook production, towering ice-themed sculptures, and laser fireworks, it protects 10,000+ dancers from freezing sub-zero alpine temperatures.
Over 100 world-renowned DJs perform across progressive house, big room, trance, techno, deep house, hardstyle, and melodic techno across eight custom-designed stages.
Tomorrowland Winter offers comprehensive 7-Day and 4-Day packages including festival admission, resort chalet or hotel lodging in Alpe d'Huez or surrounding valleys (Oz-en-Oisans, Auris, Villard-Reculas), and 7-day lift and ski passes.
The festival offers gourmet alpine dining experiences crafted by Michelin-starred Belgian and French chefs, serving authentic fondue, raclette, truffle tartiflette, and mountain barbecue paired with champagne at mountain refuge chalets.
Alpe d'Huez boasts 250 kilometers of ski slopes across 111 pistes, including the legendary 16-kilometer 'La Sarenne'—the longest black ski run in Europe, descending directly from the Pic Blanc glacier summit.
Travelers fly into Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport (LYS) or Geneva Airport (GVA) and take official Tomorrowland Winter shuttle buses directly up the famous 21-bend mountain road to Alpe d'Huez, or arrive via high-speed TGV train at Grenoble station.
Tomorrowland broadcasts live alpine sets, scenic drone footage, and Mainstage performances worldwide via Tomorrowland One World Radio and the official Tomorrowland YouTube and mobile app livestream.