Tulum · 2027 Season
Zamna Tulum 2027: Dates, Tickets, Lineup and How to Get There
Updated October 14, 2026
Zamna's 2027 season kicks off December 31, 2026 and, based on what's announced so far, closes January 10, 2027. It's not a one-day festival: it's multiple nights in the middle of the jungle, each with its own lineup and its own ticket. Here's what we already know, what's still to be announced, and how to build your trip around the night you want to hit.
Announced dates and lineup
This is what Zamna has published for the season as of October 14, 2026. Zamna tends to keep adding nights as January gets closer, so it's worth checking back.
December 31, 2026 · Renaissance opens the season
New Year's Eve is opened by Renaissance, and it's also the first date you can use the Multipass (more on what that is below).
January 4, 2027 · ANYMA presents ÆDEN
ANYMA is one half of Tale of Us, the Afterlife guys: dark, cinematic melodic techno with next-level visuals. It's one of the most intense nights of the season. You'll love it, but it's heavy: if it's your first time at a party like this, it might not be the best place to start.
January 6, 2027 · Black Coffee
Black Coffee is South African and one of the biggest names in afro house: soulful deep house, African percussion and a smooth groove that never rushes. He won a Grammy in 2022. It's a night to dance easy and soak up the sound; one of the warmest of the season and a great way in if it's your first time.
January 8, 2027 · Adriatique presents X Tulum: FOREVER
Adriatique is a Swiss duo doing melodic house and techno: elegant, emotional, the kind that builds the night up slowly. Brighter than ANYMA and not as heavy, a good night if you want something deep without it being dark.
January 10, 2027 · Adam Port closes the season
Adam Port is part of Keinemusik, and his sound goes that way: afro house and deep house with groove, relaxed, the kind of set where you lose track of time and end up making friends. One of the friendliest ways into the season.
What defines a night isn't the DJ's name, it's what gets played that night. If you don't know which one is yours, our guide to all the brands walks you through how each one feels, based on who you are, not on how famous the lineup is.
Tickets and Multipass: how much it costs
Every Zamna night has its own ticket, and prices go up in phases as they sell: whoever buys in the first phase pays less than whoever buys the last week.
Then there's the Multipass: a pass with three entries that you can use for three different nights, or have three people go to the same one. They arrive by email as codes you redeem for the party you choose. As of October 14, 2026, in its third sales phase, it costs $375 for general admission and $575 for VIP.
Tickets are bought on Zamna's official site. If you travel with MATIE, your entry to the night you pick is already included in your package: you don't have to buy it separately.
Where Zamna is and how to get there
Zamna is deep in the jungle, on Federal Highway 307 around kilometer 200, outside Tulum town. It's not somewhere you walk to from your hotel.
Getting there is the easy part. The hard part is getting back: these parties run all night, until the sun comes up, and at that hour everybody leaves at the same time. Cabs are scarce, they charge whatever they want, and you're tired, somewhere you don't know. It's the part of the night nobody tells you about ahead of time.
That's why, before the ticket, figure out how you're getting there and back. With MATIE, transportation to every party in your package is by van, round-trip, with a fixed departure time: it's not a cab whenever you want one, but you won't get stranded on the highway at six in the morning.
Where to stay: Playa del Carmen or Tulum
The question everybody asks. Tulum has a really special vibe, but the town sits far from the beach and cabs get expensive. In Playa del Carmen you're steps from the sea and from Quinta Avenida ("Quinta" literally means Fifth, so yes, Playa has its own Fifth Avenue), there's a lot more variety in food and prices, and it's easy to get around. So if you ask us, Playa del Carmen makes more sense.
The parties are at night, but the days are yours. For ideas on how to use them, here's what to do between Playa del Carmen and Tulum besides the parties.
How to build your Zamna trip with MATIE
With the package you pick the Zamna night you want to hit (or more than one), and we handle the rest: lodging, round-trip van transportation to every party, MATIE staff throughout the trip, and traveler's insurance with major medical coverage. If you choose, your flight from your city and the airport-to-hotel transfer too.
And you don't have to wait for Zamna to announce everything. You lock in your spot even if you don't know the exact date of the party you want to hit, and as soon as it's confirmed, we reserve your spots so you're in Tulum or Playa del Carmen for whichever party you choose.
Still deciding between Zamna and the season's other parties? Here's how each brand feels, so you can pick yours, and what to bring for a full night in the jungle.
Frequently asked questions
When is Zamna Tulum 2027?
The 2027 season kicks off December 31, 2026 with Renaissance and, based on what's announced so far, closes January 10, 2027 with Adam Port. In between, ANYMA presents ÆDEN on January 4, Black Coffee plays January 6 and Adriatique presents X Tulum: FOREVER on January 8. Zamna usually keeps adding nights as the season gets closer, so the full calendar could still grow.
How much does a Zamna Tulum 2027 ticket cost?
Each night has its own ticket and its own price. The Multipass, which gets you three entries, is $375 for general admission and $575 for VIP in its third sales phase. Prices go up in phases as tickets sell, so the closer you get to the date, the more it costs.
What is the Zamna Multipass?
It's a pass with three entries to the season's parties: you can use them for three different nights, or have three people go to the same one. They arrive by email as codes you redeem for the party you choose.
Where is Zamna Tulum and how do I get there?
It's deep in the jungle, on Federal Highway 307 around kilometer 200, outside Tulum town. It's not somewhere you walk to: most people get there by cab or organized transportation, and the hard part isn't getting there, it's getting back in the early morning when everybody leaves at once.
What's the age limit for Zamna?
18 and over only.
Can I book my trip if I don't know which night I want yet?
Yes. With MATIE you lock in your spot even if you don't know the exact date of the party you want to hit, and as soon as it's confirmed, we reserve your spots so you're in Tulum or Playa del Carmen for whichever party you choose.