Tomorrowland Makes History with First-Ever Asian Festival in Thailand

9 January 2026 Music Festivals

A Landmark Expansion for Electronic Music

In a groundbreaking development for the global electronic music scene, Tomorrowland has officially confirmed its first-ever Thailand festival for December 2026. This historic announcement marks the iconic Belgian festival’s expansion into Asia, bringing its world-renowned production to a new continent. The long-rumoured Tomorrowland Thailand will take place on 11th December through the 13th, at Wisdom Valley in Chonburi, establishing Thailand as a major player in the international festival landscape.

What to Expect from Tomorrowland Thailand

The festival site is 237 acres and will house multiple stages, with 50,000 festivalgoers expected over the weekend. The venue will feature signature stages including Mainstage, CORE, and FREEDOM, alongside specially designed stages created specifically for the Thai edition. Tomorrowland’s 2026 concept is built around a new main theme called ‘CONSCIENCIA’, intended to serve as the concept for the Mainstage design, described as one idea, one universe and one experience linking people around the world, connecting festivals across three continents.

Tomorrowland Thailand opens pre-registration Jan 8 (4pm GMT+7), with hotel packages going on sale February 28th at 4pm local time, followed by general ticket sales March 7th. Four ticket types will be available: Full Madness passes for three-day access, Full Madness Comfort passes offering VIP amenities and single-day versions of each option.

Economic and Cultural Significance

The expansion represents more than just a music festival. The project is expected to draw more than 60% of attendees from overseas and generate total economic value of at least 21 billion baht over five years of hosting. Thailand’s Tourism Authority views this as a strategic opportunity, with officials stating it marks an important milestone in positioning the country as a leader in global tourism and creative experiences.

For fans across Asia, particularly from India and neighbouring countries, this means experiencing Tomorrowland’s immersive production without travelling to Europe. The festival’s commitment to sustainability is also noteworthy, with organisers promoting Zero Waste, Carbon Neutral operations and the use of renewable energy. Meanwhile, dates for Tomorrowland’s flagship Belgium 2026 festival have been announced for two weekends this July: the 17th to 19th and the 24th through 26th, ensuring the brand’s European legacy continues alongside this ambitious Asian expansion.