Timelapse Fest is proving once again that its audience doesn't need a full lineup to commit. As anticipation continues to build around the festival's fourth edition, organizers have announced a new partnership with webook.com, marking the first time the ticketing platform will handle sales for the event. The collaboration comes as Timelapse Fest prepares to return to The View Hotel in Bouznika on September 11 and 12, bringing together electronic music lovers for two nights of immersive experiences, cutting-edge production and carefully curated sounds. Judging by the speed of ticket sales, fans are more than ready.
The first ticket phases have already delivered a clear message: demand for Timelapse Fest 2026 is stronger than ever. The festival's Blind Pass, priced at 700 MAD, sold out quickly, followed by the Early Bird phase at 800 MAD. The festival has now moved into its First Release phase, with two-day passes currently available for 900 MAD.
For festivalgoers looking for more flexibility, single-day tickets for both September 11 and September 12 are also available at 600 MAD each.
Beyond the ticket sales themselves, the partnership with webook.com represents an important step forward for Timelapse Fest. As the festival continues to grow, the move signals a commitment to providing a smoother and more accessible purchasing experience for attendees while supporting the event's expanding ambitions.
What's particularly notable is that the excitement has been driven largely by the festival's reputation rather than its lineup. So far, only three names have been announced: French melodic house sensation RIVO, alongside electronic music heavyweights Baron and Vanco. Yet despite the limited artist reveal, tickets have continued to move rapidly, reflecting the loyalty of the Timelapse community and the trust audiences place in the festival's curation.
Set against the backdrop of The View Hotel in Bouznika, Timelapse Fest has built a reputation for blending alternative electronic music with immersive visual experiences, sophisticated scenography and a boutique atmosphere that sets it apart from traditional festivals. The 2026 edition promises to push those boundaries even further.
With more artist announcements expected in the coming weeks and ticket phases already disappearing quickly, Timelapse Fest appears well on its way to delivering one of its biggest editions yet.
