Tomorrowland 2024 set times: a tool to plan your festival

Tomorrowland has unveiled the full timetable for both 2024 weekends. It’s time to plan your festival experience.

With more than 800 artists over the three days, we know that the task is not as simple as it seems.

This is why we have tried to build something that, hopefully, will help everyone figure it out.

We know that there are already a hundred types of planners for Tomorrowland but, we have chosen to take a slightly different approach.

Most of the time they’re built to let you choose whatever artists you want, without checking if they’re already compatible with your schedule. This means that the artists you have chosen will most likely overlap.

To avoid this, we have built a slightly more strict tool.

You can try our Tomorrowland schedule planner right now, completely free.

So, how does it work? Very simple!

Starting from the first slot on the timetable (Friday at 12:00) you’ll be forced to choose an artist to see.

If no artists are within your tastes, you can choose to skip to a certain time in the day.

Once an artist has been chose, it will appear on the bottom of the page. If you have chosen the wrong artist, you can delete it and choose another one easily.

if you don’t feel like listening to an artist in full, you can choose an early end time.

The tool works by filtering out all the artists that don’t start playing or are not playing at the time the latest artist or skip period is chosen.

For instance, if you have chosen an artist that will end playing at 1 PM, the tool will show all the artists that will start playing at 1 PM and the artists that are playing at 1 PM, so you can choose without worrying about overlapping slots.

The tool is still in the developing phase. The code is open source and you suggest improvement or propose bugfix on GitHub.

Tomorrowland also has its official app for Android and iOS.

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