TOMORROWLANDBRASIL

Tomorrowland's Brazilian edition, at Parque Maeda in Itu, in São Paulo state. After a pause in 2026, a return announced for April 30 to May 2, 2027 under the theme "Consciência" — the same signature stages as Boom, transposed under the southern summer.

April 30 – May 2, 2027ElectronicBrazilItu3 days (Friday to Sunday)

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Tomorrowland Brasil 2027

The Tomorrowland Brasil festival.
In a nutshell.

Tomorrowland Brasil is Tomorrowland's Brazilian edition, born in 2015 at Parque Maeda, in Itu, around a hundred kilometres from São Paulo. The first two editions (2015 and 2016) brought together more than 150,000 people from more than 60 nationalities, before a six-year pause tied to the country's economic crisis. The festival returned in October 2023, then in 2024 and 2025. There was no 2026 edition (postponed), and the return is announced for April 30 – May 2, 2027, still at Parque Maeda, under the global theme "Consciência."

The principle is Boom's, transposed: Tomorrowland's signature stages — MainStage, Freedom, Rose Garden — rebuilt in Brazil, a very elaborate stage design, an international but mostly South American crowd. Parque Maeda is a vast leisure park with a lake, suited to the event. The festival offers on-site accommodation packages (the local equivalent of "DreamVille") and "Global Journey" options with transport.

The event moves from its usual October slot to a late-April/early-May date in 2027: the end of the southern summer, hotter and more humid. From Europe, it's a long-haul flight (11-12 hours to São Paulo) followed by an hour's drive; most festival-goers take the chance to visit São Paulo, or even Rio.

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Tomorrowland Brasil · what's confirmed

What we know about Tomorrowland Brasil 2027.

Dates: April 30 – May 2, 2027, announced by the organiser.; Confirmed
Tickets: From €195, read on the official ticket shop.; Confirmed
Line-up: Not yet announced by the organiser.; Upcoming

"Confirmed": read on the festival's official website. "To reconfirm": announced, but not yet rechecked by us. "Estimate" or "upcoming": not yet announced by the organiser. See the official website

Tomorrowland Brasil in practice

Profile of the festival.

Capacity, atmosphere, crowd, hours and on-site budget: the full profile of Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 before you get your tickets.

History

Born in 2015, back after six years

First Brazilian edition in 2015 (~200,000 people), followed by 2016, then a six-year pause tied to the economic crisis. Return in October 2023 at Parque Maeda, then 2024 and 2025.

2026 postponement

No 2026 edition

The 2026 edition was postponed (a very packed Tomorrowland global calendar, and rebuilding the MainStage after Boom's 2025 fire). The return is set for April 30 – May 2, 2027.

The venue

Parque Maeda, a lakeside park

A vast leisure estate in Itu, ~100km from São Paulo, hosting the festival's signature stages rebuilt for the occasion and a crowd of more than 60 nationalities.

Lineup

The Tomorrowland lineup, electronic edition

International electronic headliners and Brazilian artists. The 2027 lineup hasn't been announced yet (pre-registration open).

What to pack

End of the southern summer: hot and humid

Late April–early May in Itu: 20 to 30°C, high humidity, showers possible late in the day. Light clothing, sun protection, a rain poncho, shoes that can handle mud.

Budget

Long-haul flight + ticket from ~€195

Most of the budget from Europe is the transatlantic flight. The Day Pass costs R$1,270 (about €195), the 3-day "Full Madness" pass R$3,160 (about €490). On site, accommodation and everyday costs stay cheaper than in Western Europe.

Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 practical info

Practical info.

Dates, hours, transport and lodging: what you need to know before you go.

Dates and schedule

Three days, Friday April 30 to Sunday May 2, 2027. Gates open early afternoon; music runs late into the night across the different stages.

Tickets

Worldwide sale open since 24 September 2026 on the official site: Day Pass R$1,270 (about €195), Day Comfort R$2,220, 3-day "Full Madness" pass R$3,160 (about €490) and premium "Full Madness Nº1" R$9,715; half-price and social tickets (−40%, with R$30 donated to the Tomorrowland Foundation) for eligible visitors. DreamVille packages and the official shuttle (São Paulo, Campinas, Rio…) optional, plus "Global Journey" with accommodation and transport.

Payment

Cashless on site via the festival wristband. In the city, cards accepted everywhere, Pix (Brazil's instant payment system) widespread. Keep a little cash (reais).

Access and transport

Flight to São Paulo (Guarulhos GRU or Viracopos VCP airports, the latter closer to Itu), then an official shuttle or car to Parque Maeda (1h to 1h30). Expect traffic jams at entry and exit.

Accessibility

The festival has an accessibility scheme (platforms, adapted routes); check in advance via the official website.

TransportFly to São Paulo, then 1h-1h30 by road or shuttle to Parque Maeda in Itu.

By plane: São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), linked directly to Paris, Lisbon, Madrid, Frankfurt. Viracopos Airport (Campinas, VCP) is closer to Itu if you find a connection.
Getting to the site: The festival runs official shuttles from several points in São Paulo and Campinas. By car, allow 1h to 1h30 from São Paulo via the Rodovia dos Bandeirantes.
Getting around: São Paulo has a decent metro downtown; beyond that, ride-hailing (Uber, 99). Itu is a small town, you get around by car or ride-hailing.

See transport options →

AccommodationStay in Itu (near the site, limited offering), in Campinas, or in São Paulo (more choice, more travel).

In Itu / Salto: The closest to Parque Maeda: hotels and pousadas in limited numbers, to book very early. Practical for daily round trips.
Campinas: A big city ~40 min from the site, a good compromise between proximity and accommodation choice.
São Paulo: The most choice and life, but 1h-1h30 by road each day. To favour if you want to combine the festival with a city stay.
On site: The festival offers official accommodation packages (premium camping, lodges) and 'Global Journey' packages — the no-logistics solution.

See places to stay →

DestinationSão Paulo state and Brazil are worth an extended stay on either side of the festival.

São Paulo: Latin America's biggest city: museums (MASP, Pinacoteca), some of the continent's best food, the municipal market, dense nightlife. A cultural capital in its own right.
Around: Itu and its 'giant' curiosities (the town plays the humour card), the São Paulo coast (Ilhabela, Ubatuba) 2-3h away, or a domestic flight to Rio, Iguazú Falls or the Northeast.
Weather: Late April–early May (end of the southern summer): 20 to 30°C, high humidity, late-day thunderstorms possible. Mild nights.

Information last updated on October 4, 2026

Tomorrowland Brasil aftermovie

The vibe of the
festival.

The aftermovie from the 2025 edition at Parque Maeda, published by the Tomorrowland channel: the MainStage rebuilt in Itu and the South American crowd.

Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 line-up

The full line-up.
Day by day.

The Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 line-up hasn't been revealed yet. We'll update this page as soon as it's announced.

Line-up coming soon

The first names usually drop in autumn, several months before the festival. Come back then: the full day-by-day line-up will show up here.

Comfort, well positioned

Get organised for
Tomorrowland Brasil.

At 6am, a ten-minute journey can feel very long. Pick the right home base now, and the route that leaves you enough energy for the rest.

Lodging

Places to stay around Parque Maeda, Itu.

Transport

Arrive fresh in Itu.

Flight, train, bus or carpooling: compare the options side by side with your real dates. The idea is to arrive with a bit of battery left — you included.

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Activities

Fill your days too.

Bars, restaurants, spots worth a visit between two shows: enough to fill the gaps in the schedule without improvising on the spot at the last minute.

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A taste of it