Post: #26

(01-21-2019 05:57 AM)justin Wrote:  Got my Tomorrowland Global Journey tickets past Saturday. This will be my first Tomorrowland. Who else is going?

I'm going, already bought it also

Post: #27

(01-21-2019 08:10 AM)goncalo999 Wrote:  

(01-21-2019 05:57 AM)justin Wrote:  Got my Tomorrowland Global Journey tickets past Saturday. This will be my first Tomorrowland. Who else is going?

I'm going, already bought it also

Great man! Which weekend?

Post: #28

(01-23-2019 05:13 AM)justin Wrote:  

(01-21-2019 08:10 AM)goncalo999 Wrote:  

(01-21-2019 05:57 AM)justin Wrote:  Got my Tomorrowland Global Journey tickets past Saturday. This will be my first Tomorrowland. Who else is going?

I'm going, already bought it also

Great man! Which weekend?

2nd

Post: #29

^ Is it worth it to buy a travel package? They have deals with some hotels but none jumped out. I'd be pretty surprised if Brussels is completely full, that city has like 100 hostels, but I've never been to Tomorrowland before.

Post: #30

(01-23-2019 05:46 PM)RDF Wrote:  ^ Is it worth it to buy a travel package? They have deals with some hotels but none jumped out. I'd be pretty surprised if Brussels is completely full, that city has like 100 hostels, but I've never been to Tomorrowland before.

They are way overpriced. However, the general tickets sell out real quick. Then a travel package is your best bet to ensure a Tomorrowland ticket. I bought a bus package from Eindhoven, which was the cheapest bus deal and cost me twice the amount of the same ticket (without bus). And I am not even going to take that bus.

Why do you wanna stay at a hotel? Camping is the real festival experience and it's so much fun at Tomorrowland.

My suggestion would be to wait for the worldwide sales and try to get a full madness ticket with camping. If that doesn't work out then quickly buy a Global journey train package (with camping) from Belgium or any neighbouring country. A flight package from the US would still cost you more than you flying to EU by yourself and get a train package. A bus package would have been even cheaper but they are all sold out.

Post: #31

(01-24-2019 04:35 AM)justin Wrote:  

(01-23-2019 05:46 PM)RDF Wrote:  ^ Is it worth it to buy a travel package? They have deals with some hotels but none jumped out. I'd be pretty surprised if Brussels is completely full, that city has like 100 hostels, but I've never been to Tomorrowland before.

They are way overpriced. However, the general tickets sell out real quick. Then a travel package is your best bet to ensure a Tomorrowland ticket. I bought a bus package from Eindhoven, which was the cheapest bus deal and cost me twice the amount of the same ticket (without bus). And I am not even going to take that bus.

Why do you wanna stay at a hotel? Camping is the real festival experience and it's so much fun at Tomorrowland.

My suggestion would be to wait for the worldwide sales and try to get a full madness ticket with camping. If that doesn't work out then quickly buy a Global journey train package (with camping) from Belgium or any neighbouring country. A flight package from the US would still cost you more than you flying to EU by yourself and get a train package. A bus package would have been even cheaper but they are all sold out.

Lol i did exacly the same, also from Eindhoven! That will be a ghost bus

Post: #32

Is anyone going to ultra fest in Split? I’ll be down there that weekend so I’m wondering if it’s worth it?

Any information will be useful as this may be my first European music festival.