Tomorrowland Thailand is sold out: your pass, your bracelet, and how to avoid scams

October 25, 2026

All 150,000 passes for Tomorrowland Thailand 2026 sold within hours in March, along with the hotel packages. If you hold a pass, you are set. If you don’t, the only safe route is the festival’s own.

If you have a pass

• Your pass is a bracelet tied to your Tomorrowland account. It is posted to the main buyer, or collected at the festival box office if you chose that.
• Keep your bracelet and your photo ID together. The festival is 20 and over.
• Gates open at 1pm. Leaving means no way back in that night. The festival’s own page has the rest: Tomorrowland Thailand 2026 trip planner.

If you don’t have one

Use only the official waiting list or a resale channel named on tomorrowland.com. Because each pass is tied to one account, a pass sold by a stranger usually never arrives, or never scans at the gate.

Five signs of a fake resale

• The seller wants payment by bank transfer, gift card or crypto.
• The price is below face value, or the seller is in a hurry.
• They send a photo or a screenshot instead of transferring through the official account.
• The profile is new, or has no history outside festival groups.
• They offer a “VIP upgrade” or a hotel package that the festival never sold.

What Num does, and doesn’t

Num never sells, resells or finds festival tickets, and is not affiliated with Tomorrowland. What Num does is everything around your pass: the stay, the rides, the food and the recovery days. Plan my festival trip.