Demand for the festival remains high, with all Tomorrowland Winter Packages, including lodging in Alpe d’Huez, already sold out. Additionally, 7-day and 4-day festival passes, along with nearly all 1-day passes, have been claimed. Fans eager to plan their festival experience can now explore the full 2025 timetable on tomorrowland.com.
Tomorrowland Winter 2025: Seven stunning indoor and outdoor stages
Bringing together 22,000 festivalgoers, Tomorrowland Winter will feature seven breathtaking stages, both indoors and outdoors. Set across the mountains and within the resort, these stages cater to skiers, snowboarders, and non-skiers alike. This year’s festival will debut a covered Mainstage, alongside beloved venues like CORE, Cage, Frozen Lotus, The Reflection of Love, and Amare. As attendees immerse themselves in a week filled with electronic music, snow-covered landscapes, and thrilling winter sports, each stage will offer a unique and immersive atmosphere.
The Mainstage will transport festivalgoers into Paperworld, where parchment-inspired designs bring stories to life. Meanwhile, the iconic CORE stage, known for its striking human head design, will make its Alpe d’Huez debut, setting the tone for a year of unforgettable performances. The Frozen Lotus stage will once again incorporate lush greenery, creating a contrast between nature and the snowy landscape. Finally, the legendary Amare stage will take flight once more, landing in the mountains for another breathtaking edition.
A lineup of returning festival favorites
Several artists who have been part of every Tomorrowland Winter since its 2019 debut will return once again in 2025. AFROJACK, Dimitri Vegas, Kölsch, Lost Frequencies, Netsky, Regi, Steve Aoki, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, and Yves V will bring their signature sounds to the mountains, continuing their legacy at the festival. Their presence, combined with a stellar lineup, guarantees another unforgettable edition of Tomorrowland Winter.
For more details on set times and schedules, visit tomorrowland.com.
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