Djakarta Warehouse Project — festival guide

At a glance

Dates

30 Dec – 1 Jan 2027 (3 days)

Location

Jiexpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia

Sound

Electronic

Crowd

around 90,000 people

Tickets

€225 · 1 tier tracked

Nearest airport

Not specified

Nearest station

Not specified

The story

The Djakarta Warehouse Project (DWP) is one of Asia's largest annual dance festivals, attracting an audience of 90,000. It takes place over three days, from December 11-13, 2026, at the GWK Cultural Park in Bali, Indonesia. The festival showcases a wide array of electronic music sub-genres, providing a diverse musical experience to attendees.

Djakarta Warehouse Project is a 3-day electronic festival at Jiexpo Kemayoran in Jakarta, Indonesia. The December 2026 edition runs 30 Dec – 1 Jan 2027. It draws around 90,000 people.

At around 90,000 attendees it sits in the mid-to-large bracket — big stages and big production, but still walkable end to end. Everything happens at Jiexpo Kemayoran, in Jakarta. Jakarta is the base for the trip: it is where the affordable beds, the late trains and the after-parties are, and where prices climb fastest as the dates approach.

Djakarta Warehouse Project keeps the same calendar slot each year: December 2026 for this edition, opening on a Wednesday and closing on a Friday. It is a winter date, so indoor stages and a warm place to sleep matter more than they would in July — and off-season travel is often cheaper. That slot matters for the budget — flights and rooms in Jakarta are priced for the festival weekend, not the week around it, so shifting your arrival by a day often saves more than any ticket tier does.

• 90,000 capacity
• 3-day festival
• Location: GWK Cultural Park, Bali
• 18+ age requirement
• Indoors festival
• Electronic music genres

What the trip costs from Paris

Door to door from Paris, a trip to Djakarta Warehouse Project works out at roughly €1,605 per person on the cheapest combination we track — a higher-budget weekend, mostly because of the travel leg.

No ticket price is published for this edition yet, so the total below covers travel and a bed only. It updates automatically as soon as the organiser opens sales.

Cheapest travel we price is air · 19h 36m each way, at €1,383 return.

Planning the trip, step by step

1. 1Book the ticket first: tiers at Djakarta Warehouse Project are sold in waves and the cheapest wave is gone long before the line-up is complete.
2. 2Then price the travel from Paris — Cinderella compares train, bus, car and flight for the same dates, and the cheapest option is not always the obvious one.
3. 3Reserve 4 nights rather than 3: the last night of a festival almost always ends after the last train home.
4. 4If you fly into Not specified, check the transfer time to Jakarta before booking the earliest departure — the airport bus is usually the cheapest leg of the whole trip.
5. 5Follow Djakarta Warehouse Project on Cinderella to be emailed when a ticket price drops or a new tier opens.

Full line-up

Ordered as the poster reads it — headliners first, then most booked to least. Each name opens that artist's festival dates.

Past editions

Dates are the event's recurring calendar slot, so treat them as approximate — the organiser keeps the official archive.

• 2025

  30 Dec – 1 Jan 2026 (approx.)

• 2024

  30 Dec – 1 Jan 2025 (approx.)

• 2023

  30 Dec – 1 Jan 2024 (approx.)

Travel tips from Paris

• Fly into Not specified, the closest airport to the site.
• Rail arrivals come through Not specified; shuttles usually run from there.
• The site itself is Jiexpo Kemayoran, in Jakarta.
• Book a bed in Jakarta early — rooms around a festival sell out before the last ticket tier does.

• air19h 36m · €1,383