Ultra Europe is the biggest and most popular music festival in Croatia, bringing each year increasing numbers of EDM fans to its venues.
But there’s a lot to know about it, so I have put together this guide to give you everything you need for the 2026 edition so you can focus entirely on the music.
In 2026, Ultra Europe will take place between July 10 – 12, in Split, Croatia, in the Park Mladeži – the city’s stadium, and the traditional location of the festival. (I am marking its location on Google Maps here). Remember, this is a strictly 18+ music festival.
Last year’s edition was amazing, with an impressive lineup of international artists, and I am sure that this year it will be even more interesting. Let’s check out all the details below!
Ultra Europe 2026: Announced Lineup
This is probably the most important information and I am happy to tell you that this year’s lineup of artists is top class. We have some of the best DJs and acts in the EDM niche present.
This year, we have four stages, each with an equally impressive lineup of artists. At the moment, we only have the Phase 1 of the headliners announced, but more will be dropped shortly.
Still, we know that Calvin Harris is making his highly anticipated debut at the festival!
He will be joined by heavyweights like:
- Martin Garrix
- John Summit
- FISHER
- Dom Dolla
- Mau P
- Sara Landry
- Miss Monique
- I Hate Models
- WORSHIP
This is just a small part of what to expect, so stay tuned and visit this page often for the latest updates and new artist drops!
Since you will be in Split during the peak of the season, you should take some time away and visit one of the best beaches in the city too.
Also, while in Split for the UMF, make sure you don’t miss the main attraction in the city: the Diocletian Palace. If there’s just one thing you see, make sure it’s this one!
Other important things to know about the festival
Now that we have the line-up and schedule out of the way, there are a few more important things that you should know. I will start with some basics:
Official website of the festival: Ultra Europe
Where to purchase tickets: from the official website
Facebook page: Here
Instagram page: Here
You should only purchase tickets from the official Ultra Europe website. Right now, Tier 3 General Admission tickets are sitting at around €229. If you want a premium experience, standard VIP is about €449, and VIP ULTRA is €499.
Have in mind that the Ultra Festival in Croatia is only open to people aged 18 (and older).
There are plenty of ticket options available, including for the now famous boat parties that will take place during the days of the festival, as well as VIP tickets.
IMPORTANT: There are tickets offering camping access for the duration of the festival. They are in the Galeb Campsite in Omiš, Croatia right now.
Have in mind that this campsite is located some 25 kilometers away from the venue of the festival, being a 30-minute drive. Most likely, there will be buses available too.
But if you want to be closer to the festival venue – or at least in the city of Split itself, I recommend looking for something on Booking.com – and book early, as prices skyrocket during the duration of the festival, but places are also occupied quickly.
Wrapping up
This year’s Ultra Europe festival in Croatia will definitely be the best so far. I am sure it will break records in terms of attendees because it continues to bring the best DJs in the world.
Do you have additional information about the Ultra Festival 2026? Or maybe you have additional questions to ask? In either case, don’t hesitate to post your comments below and I will answer ASAP.
As a mother I’m very worried about safety measures, drinks and drugs control inside the stadium.
I haven´t found any mention about it.
Thanks for your reply