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Jul 14, 2026·2 min read

How to plan a Tomorrowland 2027 trip with your crew

Tomorrowland 2027 in Boom, Belgium is a fly-in festival for most groups. Here is how to pick your weekend, sort travel and camping, and split the whole thing fairly.

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On this page
  • 1. Decide the weekend, together
  • 2. Treat travel as the first job
  • 3. Camping or hotels, booked early
  • 4. Split the trip fairly
  • The short version

On this page

  • 1. Decide the weekend, together
  • 2. Treat travel as the first job
  • 3. Camping or hotels, booked early
  • 4. Split the trip fairly
  • The short version

Tomorrowland is the big EDM pilgrimage, held over two weekends in Boom, Belgium, and for most groups it is a proper fly-in trip. That makes it one of the most rewarding festival trips to do with friends, and one of the easiest to fumble if nobody takes charge of the logistics.

Here is how to plan a Tomorrowland 2027 trip with your crew so everyone actually makes it and the costs stay fair.

Get the whole crew on one plan

Everyone joins with just their name, votes on the weekend, and sees the shared plan and costs. Free, no signup to try it.

Build your trip

1. Decide the weekend, together

Both Tomorrowland weekends share the production, so your group is choosing on dates and price, not line-up. Get it settled quickly with a vote. Once the weekend is locked, you can book, and with a fly-in festival, booking early is everything.

2. Treat travel as the first job

Most groups fly into Brussels or nearby and make their way to Boom. So unlike a local festival, travel is not an afterthought here. Get a firm headcount (friends join with just their name), then coordinate flights so the group arrives around the same time, and sort the transfers to the site.

3. Camping or hotels, booked early

DreamVille camping keeps the group together in the full experience; hotels in Antwerp or Brussels with a shuttle are the comfortable route. Either way, book the moment tickets are secured, because both sell out fast and only get pricier. Decide as a group so you are actually together, not scattered.

4. Split the trip fairly

A fly-in festival stacks up shared costs: the accommodation, the transfers, the supplies. Keep them in one ledger, split the shared things evenly, and keep personal spending separate. When it is time to settle, everyone pays their share in a tap, straight to whoever fronted the booking. No one should be carrying the group's whole Belgium trip on their card.

Plan Tomorrowland as a crew

Decide the weekend, book together, split the costs, and settle up in a tap. Free to plan, always.

Start a trip

The short version

Pick the weekend, treat travel and accommodation as the first jobs, book early because it is a fly-in, and split it all in one place. Do that and Tomorrowland is the trip of the year, not a logistics headache.

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Frequently asked questions

Where and when is Tomorrowland 2027?
Tomorrowland 2027 is held in Boom, Belgium, across two weekends in July. Both weekends share the same production, so the group decision is which weekend to go, and for most people it is a fly-in trip, which makes booking early and coordinating as a group important.
How do you plan a Tomorrowland trip from abroad?
Because most groups fly in, treat travel and accommodation as the first jobs. Agree the weekend, get a firm headcount, then book flights into Brussels and your camping or hotel together. Keep the plan and the shared costs in one place so the whole group can see who is coming and what is booked.
Is Tomorrowland camping or hotels better for a group?
DreamVille camping is the classic full-immersion option and keeps the group together on-site; hotels in Antwerp or Brussels with a shuttle are the comfortable alternative. Either way, book the moment tickets are secured, because both sell out fast, and split the cost across the group in one ledger.

Written by

Hamza SellakFounder, FanPass

Moroccan-born, Australian-citizen dual-national, a lifelong fan of big sporting events, and the builder of FanPass. I first built it to plan my own 2026 World Cup, following two national teams across the host cities. Then I realised my friends hit the same mess on every group trip, so I pivoted FanPass into a way for any crew to plan, split, and pay for a trip to any big event, together.

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Build your trip
On this page
  • 1. Decide the weekend, together
  • 2. Treat travel as the first job
  • 3. Camping or hotels, booked early
  • 4. Split the trip fairly
  • The short version

On this page

  • 1. Decide the weekend, together
  • 2. Treat travel as the first job
  • 3. Camping or hotels, booked early
  • 4. Split the trip fairly
  • The short version