Thousands of international fans heading to Tomorrowland are facing unexpected delays at Brussels Airport as Belgium’s new EU Entry/Exit System (EES) increases border processing times.
Non-EU travelers have reported waiting between three and four hours, with some estimates reaching six hours during peak arrivals.

The digital system replaces passport stamps with biometric registration, including facial scans and fingerprints. While Brussels Airport added kiosks and extra facilities ahead of the rollout, staffing shortages and increased summer traffic have worsened queues.
Festivalgoers traveling to Tomorrowland are advised to arrive early, allow extra transit time, and avoid booking tight flight connections.







