Ultra extends festival hours due to weather setbacks
Ultra Music Festival has announced that they are extending their hours due to unforeseen weather conditions.
Ultra Music Festival has decided to extend their festival hours due to indecent weather circumstances. The annual Miami outdoor electronic dance music event opened late due to thunderstorms and flooding from the rain. Due to the delay, the festival extended their hours and adjusted their set times for the show to go on.
Known as one of the top music festivals in the world, Ultra‘s fast response to the inclement weather was speedy and professional. Many highly acclaimed DJs, producers, and fans from all over the globe were anticipating the updated hours with set times, and Ultra delivered. Ultra Music Festival is the best place to celebrate the EDM culture and community, and this year’s weather didn’t get in the way of that.
Ultra Music Festival is known to take place the weekend of Miami Music Week. The event is usually held in Bayfront Park, Miami, Florida over the course of 3 days. EDM lovers from all over the world gather together to celebrate life and the shared love for the community.
A place to make unforgettable memories and have immersive experiences, Ultra has a lot to offer. With over 25 years in the making, Ultra brings high-energy performances and incredible visuals to the forefront. Ultra is the music festival that has something for everyone, no matter what style of music one prefers.
This year, Ultra hosted over 170 acts across all stages. Highly anticipated sets include Dom Dolla b2b John Summit, Martin Garrix, and a special guest performance by Kaskade. Each year Ultra finds a way to raise the bar.
For those seeking to experience Ultra Music Festival for the first time, tickets are on sale now for 2026. Those returning will know exactly what to expect from the years prior. Ultra Music Festival always delivers, and each year bringing an unmatched energy ready to be unleashed.
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