The much-anticipated Afterlife Tulum 2025 festival has revealed its schedule. The electronic music extravaganza is set to take place on Saturday, January 4, and Monday, January 6, 2025, at the stunning Zamná cenote. The festival is curated by its founders, Tale Of Us, who promise a carefully chosen lineup of artists for each day, ensuring unique and exceptional performances.
However, electronic music enthusiasts should be aware that general admission tickets for the first day have already sold out on the official website, https://zamnafestival.com/. VIP tickets are still up for grabs at a price of 350 dollars. There are also several packages available that include accommodation, with prices reaching up to 3,000 dollars.
The festival promises an immersive experience with impressive visuals, perfect lighting, and precise sound engineering. "Attendees can expect a truly captivating experience," according to the event's press release.
Afterlife has gained a reputation worldwide, with successful editions in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Ibiza, Miami, New York, São Paulo, Dubai, and Malta. The festival has become a gathering point for thousands of electronic music fans and top-tier artists. Since its inception in 2017, Afterlife Tulum has quickly become one of the most thrilling electronic music events globally, attracting visitors to this popular tourist destination.
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