Feel good at Tomorrowland.
Live Today, Love Tomorrow, Unite Forever.
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. Everyone should be able to be themselves. At Tomorrowland, everyone is welcome regardless of sex, gender, orientation, culture, religion, ethnicity or disability. To experience Tomorrowland is to be together and to come together. A social event where you are there for each other and care and stand up for each other.
Happy To Help
At Tomorrowland, the message should be as simple as possible so that the message is clear in all languages as the world comes together at De Schorre during the last two weekends of July. All Tomorrowland crew wears "Happy To Help" badges and there is also an incentive attached to that. Thus, all employees are very accessible and approachable. On the grounds and in direct communication with festival-goers, Tomorrowland is especially committed to the community feeling that Tomorrowland is very strong in. With messages such as "do not leave your friends behind & take care of yourself and your friends" and "we are here to help, not to judge".
United Care
In addition to the various aid stations at Tomorrowland and DreamVille, there are also mobile teams offering both medical and mental help. At both DreamVille and Tomorrowland, there is a chill-out zone where there is room for silence, conversation or to provide fledgling moms with an intimate space to pump milk. There is also a very good collaboration with the neighboring Care Center after Sexual Violence in Edegem. If a boundary is crossed, there is accessible shelter and help. Thanks to an extensive log and the accessibility of assistance, the team is aware of what's happening and everything is discussable, without prejudice. There is a direct dialogue with the festival goers thanks to the Tomorrowland application, the daily newspapers distributed on site and in the hotels, visibility at Tomorrowland, DreamVille and in the hotels, newsletters and briefings.
Say no to drugs
Since the start of Tomorrowland, there has been a huge effort at sensitization and repression. Drug barrels at the entrance and extensive checks underline the zero-tolerance policy being applied in Flanders. Both the police forces and the judiciary and Tomorrowland are doing everything possible within their power to combat narcotics and will do so in 2024. The loss of life and serious health risks resulting from prohibited drug use are an alarming trend that affects, not only Tomorrowland, but all of society. It is crucial to collectively strive for stricter enforcement of drug policies, focusing on education, prevention and effective control measures. There will be immediate amicable settlements for users, the prosecutor's office will be present to immediately summon dealers to court, and the National Institute of Criminalistics and Criminology (NICC) will test seized drugs on site so that Sciensano can immediately issue preventive warnings when dangerous drugs are found.
No place for discrimination
Everyone is welcome at Tomorrowland, regardless of gender, orientation, ethnicity, religion or disability. Discrimination will not be tolerated. All flags, except those of soccer teams or flags bearing discriminatory or hateful messages, are welcome. Also on the Tomorrowland stages, no artist will be cancelled because of identity or gender. For disabled people or people who need medical assistance during their visit to Tomorrowland or stay at DreamVille, many provisions have been made, including parking and access.
Go Conscious
Free earplugs as well as sunscreen are available at the various information points and at the aid stations. Durable rain protection can be purchased at a democratic price and lockers are available to store a raincoat or extra sweater.
Tomorrowland offers extensive catering provided with veggie and vegan, offerings. Free water can be tapped at Refreshment Points and there is a nice non-alcoholic selection of beers, mocktails and fruit juices.
At DreamVille, there is a Balance Area for yoga, meditation and pilates classes, and you can also exercise at The Gym in the Recovery Area or on the padel courts.
Don't Drink & Drive! There are plenty of ways to get home safely: shuttles, night trains and park & rides as well as cab pick-up spots are within walking distance of the festival grounds.
