The festival, which has had up to 400,000 attendees this year and was voted #1 in DJ Mag's 2023 poll, has been held at De Schorre Park in Belgium since 2005. Under a newly signed deal, Tomorrowland has confirmed that it will remain at its current location until 2090. The long-term deal is designed to give the festival the legal security it needs to invest in De Schorre!

Since 2005, Tomorrowland has made improvements to De Schorre to make the space more efficient and has invested in projects such as the Stairway to Unity, the One World Bridge, the Spark art installation, and annual upgrades to the stage areas.

Tomorrowland has also made improvements to infrastructure such as electrical, water, and access roads, and will continue to develop De Schorre Park into a more modern and efficient space. The organisers have announced that they will work with all partners to improve the site, including the systems and networks used at the festival, and to make it a green space with beautiful trees.

Tomorrowland Belgium 2024 will take place over two weekends at De Schorre Park in Boom next summer, from July 19 to 28, 2024.