We Care a Lot

Take care of yourself and each other

Your well-being is top priority. Whether you need a quiet moment to recharge, medical support, emotional care, or simply a breath of fresh air, We Care a Lot.

• Soft Care Zone: The We Care A Lot space on the festival ground and at DreamVille is a calm, welcoming environment where you can decompress, breastfeed or pump, or simply take a break from the crowds.

• Quiet Zones: Need a moment to rest and reset? Discover peaceful spots at Tomorrowland, like the lounge area at Papillon, the One World Radio studio zone, the scenic Melodia terrace, or the Brussels Airlines lounge by the Ferris wheel. You also find a Chill Out Area at DreamVille.

• Pumping milk? You're welcome in the We Care A Lot space or at the First Aid stands. Please bring your own pump, bottles, bags, and cooling elements.

• On-site psychologists and medical teams are available throughout the festival grounds and at DreamVille. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed or want to help someone else, reach out. We're here for you.

• We work together with Sexual Assault Centres to ensure everyone feels safe, heard, and respected.

• Free earplugs and sunscreen are available at the various information points and first aid stations. You’ll also find condoms and menstrual products on site, as well as in the We Care A Lot / First Aid stand. Durable rain ponchos are available for purchase at a fair price. Lockers are available to store your raincoat, extra sweater or valuables — although we recommend leaving high-value items at home or in your hotel safe.

One breath away from a better choice

We are putting a special spotlight on responsible alcohol use, in collaboration with Catch Your Breath, a joint initiative by Fline, Vinum Et Spiritus, the Emilie Leus Foundation, and Flow.

• You’ll find several breathalyzer stations across the festival. You can check your blood alcohol level for free. Not just at the end of the day, but anytime throughout the event.

• Catch Your Breath encourages conscious celebration, without judgement: “One breath away from a better choice.”

• Don’t drive under the influence: Plenty of safe travel options are available, including shuttles, night trains, park & rides, and cab pick-up zones within walking distance of the festival site.

• Stay hydrated: Free water points at Tomorrowland and DreamVille and Drink More Water activations are available throughout the grounds.

Drug Policy

Tomorrowland stands for safe, respectful, and drug-free celebration. All forms of illegal drug use or trafficking are strictly forbidden, in accordance with Belgian law. Violations may result in a fine and removal from the festival grounds.

• Drug amnesty bins at the entrance and thorough checks reflect the zero-tolerance policy enforced in Belgium.Use the bin, and avoid a fine and being removed from the festival.

• Immediate amicable settlements will be issued to users. The public prosecutor will be on site to summon dealers directly to court.

• The National Institute for Criminalistics and Criminology (NICC) will test confiscated substances in real time so that preventive warnings can be issued immediately if dangerous drugs are found.

We promote responsible choices and are always here to support those who need it.
Want to know more about Belgium’s drug and alcohol legislation? Visit www.druglijn.be.

Accessibility & inclusion

At Tomorrowland, every festival-goer, employee and artist should be able to feel safe, welcome and comfortable. It is a place where no one should be subjected to discrimination or harassment. At Tomorrowland, everyone is welcome regardless of sex, gender, orientation, culture, religion, ethnicity or disability.

Tomorrowland offers various facilities and services to ensure accessibility for visitors with disabilities. These include reserved parking, accessible entrances, adapted toilets, and platforms at stages. Visitors can also request to stay in the Aqua Care & Support area at DreamVille for additional support. We’re continuously improving accessibility, including through partnerships like Navilens, supporting blind and visually impaired visitors.