The Brazilian edition of one of the most famous electronic music festivals in the world had its tickets sold out this Thursday (30). Tomorrowland will take place at Parque Maeda, in the city of Itu, in the interior of the state of São Paulo, between the 12th, 13th and 14th of October.
The sale opened at 10 am, and tickets sold out in just over three hours. Ticket prices ranged from R$630 to R$4,625.
Tomorrowland tends to attract tourists wherever it goes, and Brazil is no different. Among the buyers are people of more than 98 different nationalities, and the event expects more than 180 thousand participants in this edition. Among the 15,000 tickets sold internationally, people from countries like the USA, Chile, Argentina, Belgium, Mexico, and many others are represented.
Accommodation packages in Itu and accommodation at the festival’s camping area, known as “DreamVille”, were also sold out.
Two days before the ticket sales, the festival announced some names that will participate in the event: Alok, Cat Dealers, Dimitri Vegas, Dubdogz, Martin Garrix, Steve Aoki and Tiësto are among the most anticipated attractions.
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The electronic music festival had two editions in Brazil in 2015 and 2016, and returns after the hiatus in 2023.
Source: CNN Brasil
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