Where Is Tomorrowland? Address, GPS & Access
The festival takes place at De Schorre in Boom, Belgium. Here's how to get there stress-free.
Tomorrowland takes place at De Schorre, a provincial park in Boom, a small Belgian town sitting between Antwerp (~16 km) and Brussels (~30 km). In 2026 the festival runs over two weekends: July 17-19 and July 24-26. Here's the exact address, the GPS coordinates and every option to reach the site — by car, by train or from the airport.
The Essentials for Your GPS
De Schorre — Schommelei 1, 2850 Boom, Belgium
Antwerp ~16 km · Brussels ~30 km · Brussels Airport ~35 km
How to Get to Tomorrowland
🚗 By Car
The site sits along the A12 and E19, between Brussels and Antwerp. Parking lots are numbered and you need to book your parking voucher in advance — they sell out. Count 10-20 minutes on foot to the entrance. And if your route crosses Brussels, register your plate for the low-emission zone: the fine adds up fast.
🚆 By Train
The easiest option: Boom station is served during the festival, with extra connections from Brussels and Antwerp. From the station, walk to the entrance following the crowd — you can't get lost. There's also a Kiss & Ride near Boom station if someone drops you off.
✈️ By Plane
From Brussels Airport (Zaventem) or Charleroi, the simplest route is the train to Boom via Brussels or Mechelen. And if you have a Global Journey package, official shuttles take you straight to the festival.
⛺ Camping at Dreamville?
Campers have their own access, signposted "DreamVille" from the A12. Aim for Thursday around 9am to set up calmly — and roll straight into The Gathering, the campsite's opening party.
Parking at Tomorrowland
There is no pay-on-arrival parking: every car park works with a parking voucher booked in advance on tomorrowland.com, and they sell out before the festival. The lots are numbered and sit along the A12 and E19.
Day visitor car parks
Numbered lots around De Schorre, 10 to 20 minutes on foot from the Main Entrance. Your voucher tells you which number to aim for — follow the parking signs, not a street address.
Dreamville parking
Campers park in the dedicated Dreamville car park next to the campsite, signposted from the A12. The car stays there for the whole weekend.
Kiss & Ride and two-wheelers
A drop-off zone near the site lets someone drive you in without a voucher, and free parking areas for motorbikes and bicycles sit close to the entrances.
The Site Entrances & GPS Coordinates
During the festival, the streets around De Schorre are closed to traffic. The right move: put "De Schorre, Boom" into your GPS rather than a street address, then follow the signs to your parking or from the station — the pedestrian routes are very well marked.
Main Entrance
The access for day visitors, a few minutes' walk from Boom town centre and the visitor parking lots. For your GPS, use 51.0858° N, 4.3767° E (De Schorre, Boom) and follow the pedestrian signs.
DreamVille Entrance
The dedicated access for campers, with campsite check-in. Signposted from the A12.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Tomorrowland?
At De Schorre, a provincial park in Boom, Belgium (Antwerp province), about 30 km north of Brussels and 16 km south of Antwerp.
What GPS coordinates should I use for Tomorrowland?
51.0858° N, 4.3767° E — or simply "De Schorre, Boom". During the festival, follow the signs to your assigned parking: the immediate surroundings are closed to traffic.
How do I get to Tomorrowland from Brussels or Antwerp?
The train to Boom station is the fastest option, with extra connections during the festival. By car, take the A12 and book your parking in advance.
What are the GPS coordinates of the Tomorrowland main entrance?
Use 51.0858° N, 4.3767° E — De Schorre park in Boom. The Main Entrance for day visitors is a few minutes' walk from Boom town centre, and during the festival the pedestrian routes from the car parks and the station are fully signposted.
Is there parking at Tomorrowland?
Yes, but only with a parking voucher booked in advance — nothing is sold on arrival. Day car parks are numbered along the A12/E19, 10 to 20 minutes on foot from the entrance, and Dreamville campers have their own dedicated car park.
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