titleTerra Solis Dubai officially open!

Terra Solis Dubai officially open!

International DJ Paul Kalkbrenner to officially open Terra Solis Dubai

German techno legend to make his Middle East debut at the highly anticipated official opening of Terra Solis Dubai on Friday, 9 December

Pool and glamping available from 5 December

The wait is officially over for the opening of Terra Solis Dubai, the latest addition to the iconic Tomorrowland family, where people from around the world will be able to soak up the atmosphere of the legendary festival in a unique desert destination in Dubai. The soft opening of the pool and glamping will take place on 5 December, with the official opening taking place on 9 December.

To celebrate the official opening, legendary German DJ and Tomorrowland regular Paul Kalkbrenner will bring his unique style to the decks as he makes his debut in the Middle East. The techno talent who regularly headlines music festivals around the world will be showcasing why he is a fan favorite in what will be an electrifying evening of music.

Tickets start from AED300 and are now available at Platinumlist. Doors open from 6 pm, with guests able to experience world-class music until 1 am.

Terra Sol Hospitality CEO Alexander Suski said: “The journey starts now. This opening night, with the incredible Paul Kalkbrenner, is just the tip of the iceberg. We can’t wait to welcome guests to this never-before-seen desert experience which encapsulates the very essence of Tomorrowland on a year-round basis.”

What to expect at Terra Solis Dubai

Nestled in the Arabian dunes and inspired by beautiful star constellations, Terra Solis Dubai will welcome guests to a unique oasis where people will be encouraged to live to the rhythm of the sun, dream in the desert, enjoy exquisite tastes, and celebrate life.

During the day, a super-sized pool takes center stage, providing a vibrant yet relaxing setting accompanied by the finest music by carefully selected resident DJs. It features a host of cabanas and sun loungers, while the beachside restaurant provides laid-back Mediterranean vibes serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the evening, guests will enjoy the Tomorrowland-inspired nightlife, exclusive parties, and year-round glamping accommodation options.

Terra Solis Dubai is inspired by star constellations and will be home to three stunning accommodation styles named after stars, meteor showers, and constellations, including 48 spacious and luxurious Polaris bell tents, 20 Perseid lodges, and six exclusive Orion pool lodges. Each offers an experience focusing on comfort, luxury, and style.

The oriental-chic desert oasis is spread over 371,000 square meters and will provide guests with a leisure offering in one refreshing and energizing destination. In addition to incredible music and events, guests can enjoy more holistic activities, including yoga.

From an F&B perspective, inspiration comes from the Tastes of the World cuisine of Tomorrowland and will feature a range of dishes from countries around the world, prepared with ingredients from passionately dedicated growers, farmers, and producers sourced according to market availability and accompanied by a wide selection of drinks and cocktails.

Terra Solis Dubai will also feature an eye-catching bar near the pool, the Sala shisha lounge, and a host of other F&B options.

Terra Solis Dubai will officially open on Saturday, 10 December, where guests can enjoy day visits and book to stay in the glamping accommodation. Located in Dubai Heritage Vision – 30 minutes from Dubai Airport (DXB), 25 minutes from the Burj Khalifa, and 35 minutes from The Palm Jumeirah.

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