There are no words that can describe Tomorrowland. It is one of the most massive and lively events of the 21st Century. Tomorrowland is a large musical event other than Woodstock, to be more specific; it is the largest techno festival in the world. This techno fair was first set up in the summer of 2005 and has been consistently happening every year, until today. The last one was on July 22nd -24th; however, it varies each year. Similar to Woodstock, this event goes on for three consecutive days, filled with adrenaline and excitement. An approximate 180,000 visitors attended the 6th edition of the three day Tomorrowland event, and throughout the years, that numbers will increase. It takes place in Belgium in a small town called Boom, where the world’s best DJ’s have travelled in order to create an astonishing performance for the audience. When these DJ’s come and play their music, they take shifts, and each DJ plays around 1 to 2 hours and then they switch.
This event is so large, that it has been separated into different areas. Those areas are: Main Stage, Carl Cox & Friends, Café d’Anvers, Blue Flame, Global Underground, Tranceaddict, Untitled, Versuz, We Play House Recordings, Q-Dance, Winterclubbing, B2B, Above and Beyond Group Therapy Stage, Krush Club, Star Warz, Forma T, Kozzmozz, I Love the 90’s, Cafeina, Keta Loco, Dim Mak, M-nus, Kne’Deep, Daily Dupstep, Smash the House, Paul van Dyk, La Rocca, Coincidence Records, Radio Ultra-Modern, Samsung Galaxy Island.
This festival has become so famous that people instead of going to hotels, have started to camp out in tents, on the fields of where the event is taking place. These techno music fans have been camping out in tents for the past 6 years and the Tomorrowland people have finally came up with a name, Dream Ville. Now every year, the Dream Ville adventure becomes more and more important and part of the Tomorrowland experience. The people in charge, do their very best to make the Dream Ville voyage one of the nicest, with beautiful views and adequate services.
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