Day Trip Festival 2026 Expands with New Long Beach Amphitheater Third Stage

Insomniac’s 21+ house and techno getaway returns June 27–28, 2026 at the Queen Mary Waterfront with a major venue upgrade debuting in Long Beach.

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Article Summary: Day Trip Festival is leveling up for 2026 by adding a third stage at the newly announced Long Beach Amphitheater. The 21+ house and techno event returns to the Queen Mary Waterfront on June 27–28, 2026, and tickets are set to go on sale Friday, March 6 at 12pm PST via DayTripFest.com.

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Long Beach Amphitheater Becomes Day Trip’s New Third Stage

Insomniac is expanding Day Trip Festival for 2026 with the debut of the Long Beach Amphitheater as a third stage, adding a major new piece to the Queen Mary Waterfront setup. The venue is expected to open in summer 2026 and is designed for large-scale live events with a waterfront backdrop—giving Day Trip more room to grow while keeping the sun-soaked, seaside atmosphere that has become part of the festival’s identity.

Tickets, Age Limit, and What to Expect Next

Two-day 21+ GA and VIP passes are scheduled to go on sale Friday, March 6 at 12pm PST through DayTripFest.com. The lineup hasn’t been revealed yet, but the festival typically mixes big-room crowd favorites with deeper house and techno picks—so expect a blend of established headliners and fast-rising names when the first wave of artists drops.

What is Day Trip Festival?

Day Trip Festival is Insomniac’s 21+ house and techno event built around a bright, coastal vibe—sunset sets, a harbor breeze, and dance floors framed by Long Beach’s waterfront. Over the years, it’s grown from a smaller party concept into a destination weekend for fans who want a curated lineup and a more intimate feel than mega-festivals, all while staying firmly rooted in house and techno culture.

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