Tomorrowland announces first-ever Thailand edition

Thailand is set to become the stage for a brand-new chapter in the story of Tomorrowland, as preparations officially bring the music festival to Asia for the very first time from 11–13 December 2026.

The festival organisation has confirmed its partnership with the Thai Government, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), and the operational structure for Tomorrowland Thailand. Chosen over several other Asian destinations, Thailand’s appointment underscores its growing influence on the global stage of music, innovation, and experience-driven tourism.

The festival is expected to generate a significant impact on the local and national economy, boosting tourism, hospitality, and creative industries while welcoming festivalgoers from across the globe. Tomorrowland Thailand will not only introduce a new audience to the magic of Tomorrowland; it will also shine a global spotlight on Thailand as a hub for large-scale cultural and entertainment experiences.

“Hosting Tomorrowland in Thailand marks an important milestone in our ambition to position the country as a leader in global tourism and creative experiences. We look forward to welcoming people from all over the world to discover the beauty, culture, and hospitality of Thailand,” said a spokesperson from the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

Tomorrowland has confirmed Wisdom Valley in Pattaya (Khao Mai Kaew, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province) as the home of the festival. The 237-acre site (600 rai) will feature several stages, the CORE and Freedom stages will also appear in Asia for the first time, alongside new stages and experiences created exclusively for Thailand. The festival aims to welcome over 50,000 people per day across the three day event.

While there will be no DreamVille camping in Thailand, a wide range of accommodations with shuttles will be available when the Hotel Packages Sale opens on February 28, 2026. This will be followed by the WorldWide Ticket Sale on March 7, 2026.

“Expanding Tomorrowland to a new continent is a milestone we approach with great respect and excitement,” said Bruno Vanwelsenaers, CEO WEAREONE.world. “Thailand feels like the right place, not only because of its beauty and energy, but also because of the shared ambition to create something meaningful and world-class together. This is the beginning of a long-term story. The team in Belgium will work with a local team of 40 people in Thailand.”

As preparations accelerate, Tomorrowland’s Belgian organisation is working closely with a dedicated local team to bring the festival’s knowledge in electronic music, stage design, storytelling, and large-scale production to Thailand.