January 9, 2027. The Tulum jungle. Your group, fully handled. You get the tickets. We take care of the villa, the ride out at sunset, the ride back at sunrise and every day around it — one contact for the whole trip.
Day Zero started in 2012, on the last day of the Mayan calendar. Thirteen editions later, it's still the night Tulum's season is measured against.
Sunset to sunrise, three stages, deep in the jungle. It closes the week — and getting your group in and out of it is the part we do.
| Detail | What to know |
|---|---|
| Date | Saturday, January 9, 2027 |
| Where | The jungle outside Tulum · access details shared by the organizers |
| Hours | Sunset to sunrise, closing with Damian Lazarus' traditional sunrise set |
| Edition | The 13th Day Zero in Tulum, curated by Damian Lazarus since 2012 |
| Stages | Three, including El Teatro — a stage dedicated entirely to Mexican artists |
| Lineup | &ME, Antaares, BadWolf, Brunello, Chloé Caillet, Culoe De Song, Damian Lazarus, Dan Ghenacia, Deer Jade, Hardt Antoine, Jane Fitz, Jawar, Jhony Chief (live), Katana, KinAhau, LP Giobbi, Lum, Mary Jane, Mira, Mita Gami, Rafael, Robag Wruhme, RPR Soundsystem (Raresh, Rhadoo, Petre Inspirescu), Satori (live), Secret Echoes (live), Soul of Hex, Tiga, Victor Calderone, Vintage Culture, Wadley (live) — plus a very special guest |
| Tickets | Sold through Day Zero's official channels. We handle everything around them. |
Day Zero falls on the Saturday that closes Tulum's biggest week — after Anyma on the 4th and Solomun on the 7th. Some groups have been here all week. Others fly in just for this.
Either way, the driver, the villa and the first dinner are sorted before you land. Nobody opens the group chat to ask what's next.
Day Zero starts before dark, so the day is built backwards from the gate: a long lunch at the villa, a slow afternoon, everyone getting ready in the same place.
The festival sits deep in the jungle, and access runs on the organizers' logistics. We plan around them so the group leaves together at sunset — and the ride home is arranged before anyone thinks about it.
Tell us early. We coordinate VIP table and access requests for groups through our relationships in Tulum. Options depend on group size and availability — we'll walk you through what's possible before anything is confirmed.
January 10 is the morning after the whole week. Sleep, breakfast whenever the group is ready, a massage before anyone thinks about packing.
And when it's time to go, the van is already booked. The last thing the group does together should be easy.
Day Zero closes a run that starts with Anyma ÆDEN on January 4 and Solomun at Tehmplo on January 7.
Most festival groups stay for all three. We book the villa once, keep a driver on call and plan the days in between.
Saturday, January 9, 2027, in the jungle outside Tulum. It runs from sunset to sunrise. Access details are shared by the festival's organizers.
No. Tickets are sold through Day Zero's official channels. We handle everything around the night: villa, transportation, VIP requests, chefs and the rest of your group's trip.
Yes. We coordinate VIP table and access requests for groups through our relationships in Tulum. Options depend on group size and availability, and we confirm them with you before anything is booked.
Day Zero takes place in a remote jungle setting, so access runs on the organizers' logistics. We plan the group's rides around them — out together before sunset, and back to the villa after sunrise.
Yes, and most festival groups do. Anyma ÆDEN is January 4, Solomun January 7 and Day Zero January 9. We book the villa once, keep a driver on call and plan the days in between.
As soon as you have dates. The first two weeks of January are the busiest of Tulum's year — villas, drivers and tables go first.
We'll build the trip around January 9 — villa, rides, VIP requests and the morning after. Free consultation, no obligation.