Ultra Mexico — festival guide
Estadio Banorte, Mexico City, Mexico7–7 Nov 2026 · 1 day19 days to go

At a glance
- Dates
- 7–7 Nov 2026 (1 day)
- Location
- Estadio Banorte, Mexico City, Mexico
- Sound
- Electronic · Dance
- Crowd
- around 90,000 people
- Tickets
- €128 · 1 tier tracked
- Nearest airport
- Mexico City
- Nearest station
- Metro station not specified
- Line-up announced
- 10 artists so far
The story
Ultra Mexico is a two-day electronic music festival taking place on November 7 and 8, 2026, in Mexico City. It will be held at Estadio Banorte, which has a capacity of 90,000. This festival is part of the renowned Ultra Music Festival series that originated in Miami and has since expanded globally, showcasing a variety of top electronic music artists.
Ultra Mexico is a electronic, dance festival at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City, Mexico. The November 2026 edition runs 7–7 Nov 2026. It draws around 90,000 people.
Announced so far: Armin van Buuren, Subtronics, Alesso, Boys Noize, Eric Prydz, Hardwell, Steve Angello and CamelPhat and 2 more. Expect stages split between Electronic and Dance.
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 Estadio Banorte, in Mexico City. Mexico City 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.
Ultra Mexico keeps the same calendar slot each year: November 2026 for this edition, opening on a Saturday and closing on a Saturday. It falls in autumn, after the summer circuit closes, when flights and rooms come back down in price. That slot matters for the budget — flights and rooms in Mexico City 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.
- Venue: Estadio Banorte
- Capacity: 90,000
- Dates: November 7-8, 2026
- Line-up includes notable artists like Armin van Buuren, Alesso, and Afrojack.
- Tickets available starting from MX $2,550.
What the trip costs from Paris
Ticket from
€128
Return transport
€1,117
air · 16h 16m each way
Place to stay
€72
Hostel / camping · 1 night
Total door to door
€1,317
Door to door from Paris, a trip to Ultra Mexico works out at roughly €1,317 per person on the cheapest combination we track — a higher-budget weekend, mostly because of the travel leg.
The ticket is only 10% of that: the rest is getting there and sleeping somewhere, which is exactly the part most ticket sites leave out.
Cheapest travel we price is air · 16h 16m each way, at €1,117 return.
See every ticket tier and travel option →Planning the trip, step by step
- 1Book the ticket first: tiers at Ultra Mexico are sold in waves and the cheapest wave is gone long before the line-up is complete.
- 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.
- 3Reserve 2 nights rather than 1: the last night of a festival almost always ends after the last train home.
- 4If you fly into Mexico City, check the transfer time to Mexico City before booking the earliest departure — the airport bus is usually the cheapest leg of the whole trip.
- 5Follow Ultra Mexico on Cinderella to be emailed when a ticket price drops or a new tier opens.
Line-up, day by day
Day 1 — Saturday 7 November
Armin van Buuren, Subtronics, Alesso, Boys Noize, Eric Prydz, Hardwell, Steve Angello, CamelPhat, Boris Brejcha, Afrojack
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
7–7 Nov 2025 (approx.)
Regulars: Armin van Buuren, Subtronics, Alesso
2024
7–7 Nov 2024 (approx.)
Regulars: Subtronics, Alesso, Boys Noize
2023
7–7 Nov 2023 (approx.)
Regulars: Alesso, Boys Noize, Eric Prydz
Travel tips from Paris
- Fly into Mexico City, the closest airport to the site.
- Rail arrivals come through Metro station not specified; shuttles usually run from there.
- The site itself is Estadio Banorte, in Mexico City.
- Book a bed in Mexico City early — rooms around a festival sell out before the last ticket tier does.
- air16h 16m · €1,117