Ultra Europe 2027 – Split, Croatia

Overview

Ultra Europe 2027 is scheduled to take place from 9 to 11 July 2027 in Split, Croatia. The three-day electronic music festival will return to Park Mladeži, bringing large-scale EDM production, multiple stages and international DJs to one of Croatia’s most popular coastal destinations. The official Ultra website has already opened 2027 ticket sales.

The festival is part of the wider Ultra Worldwide network and has developed a strong connection between electronic music and Croatia’s Adriatic setting. For visitors, the trip can combine three nights of festival performances with time in Split, its historic centre, beaches and nearby islands.

What Makes This Event Special

Ultra Europe is known for its large-scale electronic music production, extensive stage setups and a programme that covers several styles of dance music. The main festival takes place at Park Mladeži, while the wider Ultra experience has historically included additional events and parties around the Croatian coast.

One of the festival’s defining features is its international audience. Previous editions have attracted visitors from countries around the world, creating an atmosphere that feels more like an international gathering than a local music event. The combination of Split’s location and Ultra’s production makes the festival particularly suited to visitors planning a longer summer trip.

Lineup / Featured Artists

The Ultra Europe 2027 lineup has not yet been fully announced. The official website currently provides dedicated sections for the 2027 lineup, stage lineups and set times, but artist details are still being released progressively.

Ultra Europe traditionally features major names from EDM, house, techno, trance and related electronic genres. Its RESISTANCE concept focuses more heavily on underground house and techno, giving the festival a different musical atmosphere away from the main stage.

The final artist announcements will determine the complete 2027 programme and which DJs perform on each stage.

Event Experience

The main festival experience takes place over three nights at Park Mladeži. Visitors can move between different stages throughout the evening, with large-scale audiovisual production forming a major part of the atmosphere.

The main stage focuses on major electronic acts and festival-scale production, while RESISTANCE offers a darker underground sound. Other stages provide additional musical styles, allowing visitors to choose between different environments rather than remaining at one stage throughout the night.

Ultra’s Croatian setting is also an important part of the overall experience. During the daytime, visitors can explore Split, relax by the Adriatic Sea or plan excursions before returning to the festival in the evening.

Date & Schedule

Ultra Europe 2027 will take place on Friday 9 July, Saturday 10 July and Sunday 11 July 2027. The official festival website currently lists the event as a three-day festival in Split.

The detailed artist set times and final stage programme are not yet fully available. Once released, they will show which performers are scheduled for the Main Stage, RESISTANCE and other festival areas.

Festival hours can extend late into the night. Previous official Ultra Europe information has shown the main festival operating through the early morning, although visitors should rely on the published 2027 schedule for the exact hours.

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Location & Venue

The festival is held at Park Mladeži in Split, Croatia, with the official venue address listed as Hrvatske Mornarice 10, Split 21000.

Park Mladeži is located relatively close to central Split, making it possible for visitors staying in the city to combine festival attendance with sightseeing. The venue has been used for Ultra Europe for several editions and has been adapted to accommodate multiple stages, production areas and large crowds.

Event History

Ultra Europe was first held in Croatia in 2013 and became part of the Ultra Worldwide festival network. Since then, Split has developed into an important destination for international electronic music fans during the summer season.

The festival has also expanded beyond its main three-day programme in some years through the wider Destination Ultra concept, with events taking place on nearby islands and coastal locations. In 2022, for example, the programme included events connected with Brač, Hvar and Vis.

The exact additional Destination Ultra programme for 2027 should be checked separately once the organisers publish the confirmed schedule.

Getting to the Event

Split Airport is the main international airport serving the city and receives seasonal flights from numerous European destinations. From the airport, visitors can continue towards central Split using airport buses, taxis or other local transport options.

Split is also connected to other Croatian destinations by road, bus and ferry. Travellers arriving from other Adriatic destinations may find ferry connections particularly useful during the summer season.

Once in Split, visitors should check the festival’s official transport and access information before heading to Park Mladeži, especially on festival evenings when traffic and pedestrian movement can be heavier than usual.

Where to Stay Nearby

Split has a wide selection of hotels, apartments, hostels and private accommodation. Staying in or near the historic centre can be convenient for visitors who want to combine the festival with sightseeing and access to restaurants, cafés and the waterfront.

Accommodation close to Park Mladeži can reduce the need for longer journeys after the festival finishes. However, demand is typically high during major summer events, so visitors should consider accommodation arrangements early.

Those planning to attend additional Ultra-related events around the Croatian coast may prefer to divide their stay between Split and another destination, depending on the final 2027 programme.

Things to Do Before or After the Event

Split offers plenty to explore during the daytime between festival nights. The historic centre is built around Diocletian’s Palace, while the waterfront promenade, known as the Riva, is lined with cafés and restaurants.

Visitors can also spend time along the Adriatic coast or take a boat trip to one of the nearby islands. Popular destinations in the wider area include Brač, Hvar and other Dalmatian islands, although travel plans should take the festival schedule into account.

For those staying several extra days, the surrounding Dalmatian coast provides opportunities for swimming, sightseeing and exploring historic coastal towns.

Restaurants & Dining Nearby

Split has a diverse food scene ranging from traditional Dalmatian restaurants to modern Mediterranean cuisine. Local dishes often feature fresh seafood, grilled meats, olive oil, seasonal vegetables and regional cheeses.

The historic centre and waterfront have numerous restaurants and cafés, while visitors staying further from the centre can find a wider range of local dining options. During the festival weekend, making restaurant reservations in advance can be useful, particularly for larger groups.

Ticket Information

Ultra Europe 2027 tickets are already on sale through the official festival website. The current official ticket page lists an Early Bird 3-Day General Admission ticket at €199, although the displayed Early Bird allocation is currently marked sold out. It also lists VIP and Fan Pit options, with prices subject to availability and additional charges.

The official ticket information states that prices do not include service charges, taxes and fees. Tickets are also subject to the festival’s terms, including its rain-or-shine policy, standing-room format and final-sale conditions. Ultra Europe is an 18+ event.

Because ticket tiers can sell out and prices can change, visitors should check the official ticket page for the current availability before purchasing.

Tips Before You Go

Plan your accommodation and transport together with your festival schedule. Split becomes particularly busy during major summer events, and travelling back to accommodation after the final performances can take longer than expected.

The Croatian summer can be hot during the daytime, while festival nights can remain warm. Lightweight clothing, comfortable shoes, sun protection and sufficient water during the day can make it easier to manage the combination of sightseeing and late-night festival sessions.

If you are attending for all three nights, leave some time during the day to rest. Split offers plenty to do, but trying to combine a full sightseeing itinerary with several consecutive nights at the festival can make for a demanding schedule.

Official Event Information

Ultra Europe 2027 is officially scheduled for 9–11 July 2027 in Split, Croatia. The official website provides ticket information, lineup announcements, stage information, accommodation details and festival updates.

Official website: https://ultraeurope.com/

The 2027 artist lineup and detailed stage programme should be checked through the official festival website as further announcements are made.