Tomorrowland Winter 2026: A full week of snow, slopes and world-class electronic music.

Set high spirits and higher altitudes for Tomorrowland Winter 2026, returning to Alpe d’Huez, France from 21–28 March 2026. For one luminous week, the French Alps become a storybook playground of lasers, pyros and snow-dusted peaks, as the People of Tomorrow gather for the festival’s most magical season.

Launched in 2019, the winter edition has blossomed into a bucket-list pilgrimage; 2026 marks its 6th edition, promising fresh stage designs, cinematic reveals and that signature Tomorrowland storytelling—only this time, under a blanket of Alpine starlight.

The line-up drops closer to the event, but expect Tomorrowland’s full spectrum of house, techno, trance and beyond—by day on panoramic Mountain Stages, by night beneath a covered and heated Mainstage in the resort. Non-skiers are absolutely part of the adventure: all Mountain Stages are reachable as a pedestrian via lifts, so you can float between viewpoints and dancefloors without clipping into skis.

Between sets, the mountain is your playground. Alpe d’Huez offers around 250 km of pistes with 84 lifts, and sky-high vistas from Pic Blanc (3,330 m)—a breathtaking lookout where sunrise feels close enough to touch. Whether you chase the legendary Sarenne run or simply sip hot chocolate on a sun-drenched terrace, the resort’s mix of cruisy blues, steeper challenges and winter walking trails keeps every day varied.

Tickets are designed for ease: Festival Passes include a lift & ski pass, while Festival Packages bundle accommodation + lift & ski pass, with optional transport add-ons. Tomorrowland typically staggers on-sales in September for 7-day and 4-day Packages and for Passes—so it’s worth registering early and simulating your ideal bundle.

Getting there is straightforward. Fly into Lyon, Grenoble or Geneva, or ride the train to Grenoble and transfer about 90 minutes up the famous 21 switchbacks to resort. Official guidance highlights shuttle options from airports and cities, plus local transport within Alpe d’Huez—handy if you’d rather leave the driving to someone else.

Add in warm, international crowds, fireworks that glitter against Alpine night skies, and abundant food—from Belgian favourites to hearty Savoyard classics and Tomorrowland’s own “Tastes of the World”—and you’ve got a snow-kissed festival that feels both epic and intimate. Tomorrowland Winter 2026 is peak season, peak scenery, and peak euphoria in one unforgettable week.