Tomorrowland Winter 2023

Alpe d’Huez, France

Tomorrowland Winter 2023: The ultimate party on the piste

You may have heard of the infamous Tomorrowland festival located in Belgium, but the creative storyline of this world-loving, major brand, is about to travel to the frosty mountains. That’s right, the upcoming Tomorrowland chapter of “The Hymn Of The Frozen Lotus” transports the festival to all new territory.

2023 is the year to witness what could potentially be the most creative and magical scene yet, set in the mesmerizing French Alps. For an event as large and as popular as Tomorrowland, you know from the word “winter” that this is going to be one crazy ride.

‘Skiing, snowboarding, and live music from major artists at Tomorrowland Winter’

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Tomorrowland will be using the whole resort as its arena with stages planned throughout the French village and in several spots on the mountains. For food, there are mountaintop restaurants and tastes of the world food stands, as well as local dishes located in the village. As for beverages, well you will never have to look far for those. 

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your goggles, dust off your ski jacket and get ready for a wild, snow-filled, mountain adventure.

Tomorrowland Winter Festival Schedule

Tomorrowland Winter will be hitting the slopes of Alpe d’Huez, France on March 18 – 25, 2023. 

The event is set for 2023 but the line-up is still to be confirmed. The session of Tomorrowland Winter will mean skiing and snowboarding, tobogganing, insane performances, mountaintop parties, and a hell of a good time. 

Tomorrowland Winter 2023 Lineup

There are some massive artists hitting the slopes for 2023.  Stay tuned for the announcements to drop soon. 

What to wear

The weather in France is cold at this time of the year. Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the snow and crowds. Put on layers as it can get hot at the indoor venues. Fancy dress is not mandatory but you’ll have more fun wearing it.

What to pack

Take warm clothes, sunnies and a good camera to capture the action unfold in front of you.

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Buy tickets

Tickets are purchased as a package that includes a 4- or 7-night stay with accommodation, festival access, and a lift pass for the duration included in the price. 

Things to do in Alpe d’Huez

The ski resort of Alpe d’Huez is fantastic for beginners and advanced skiers/boarders. There are over 80 lifts on the mountain with over 110 runs from green runs (beginner slopes) to black runs (advanced slopes).

At the top of the mountain, you can find two snowparks along with a halfpipe and a boardercross park. The skiing area covers 10,000 hectares of mountain space and has an altitude of up to 3330m.

Depending on the time in which you visit Alpe d’Huez there are regular ski races, comedy festivals, and motor racing on ice events as well as the opportunity for off-piste skiing/boarding and paragliding.

Aside from enjoying the powder on the mountain, you can also expect a great nightlife scene. The French Alps favorite, La Folie Douce is always jumping offering a range of music and entertainment.

Through the town, the bars show all types of live sports and provide drink promotions and live music. If you still have enough energy after all of that you could test your skills on the town’s ice rink or head straight to the clubs and party till dawn.        

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How to get there

Alpe d’Huez is situated in the western French Alps. Chambery Airport and Grenoble Airport are around 120km away from Alpe d’Huez. Airport transfers can cost hundreds of euros, however, Tomorrowland Winter are arranging a festival bus.

Where to stay in Alpe d’Huez

The majority of the accommodation available in Alpe d’Huez is self-catered apartments. These come in all shapes and sizes perfect for families, groups, and couples. If you have the budget, get a place with a hot tub or pool. Le Pic Blanc offers a pool, sauna and hot tub to soak in which is great after a day in the snow.

Hotel Le Chamois by Skinetworks is in the town offering wooden lodge style accommodation with food options available.

A few ski-in ski-out chalets can be found if booked at the right time. These tend to go quickly, especially for peak season. If you miss it, Le Grenier des Rêves has the option to ski-in.

Read more about other festivals in the snow or tips on how to survive the winter festival season.

Photo Credit: Tomorrowland Winter