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Dixon, Beltran, Carl Cox, and more are set to play Surreal Park this winter.

As Surreal Park marks its third anniversary, the Brazilian nightlife hotspot celebrates a prestigious title that sets it apart: the “World’s Largest Club Space.” Located just outside Camboriú, Surreal Park has quickly gained global recognition for its massive scale, ambitious dedication to avant-garde electronic music, stunning open-air and indoor spaces, and top-tier lineups.

Additionally, the concept was born with the goal of merging natural surroundings with futuristic design. Set on a sprawling, lush property, Surreal’s layout celebrates nature, combining it with intricately designed stages and structures that connect the crowd to the environment. With a mix of jungle-like elements and immersive audiovisual setups, the venue is as much a spectacle as the events it hosts.

The park’s immense 135,000-square-meter footprint is designed to accommodate multiple stages, each with a distinct atmosphere that caters to different genres within the electronic music world. The spacious outdoor dance floors blend seamlessly into the Brazilian landscape, while indoor areas showcase an urban-meets-tropical theme. This variety of spaces allows each event at Surreal Park to feel fresh, transforming as day turns to night, drawing in fans from all over the globe.

Over the past three years, Surreal Park has brought in an impressive roster of renowned electronic music artists who have elevated its reputation to new heights. Visionary acts like Black Coffee, Amelie Lens, and Richie Hawtin have all graced the stages, along with performances from other global heavyweights such as Peggy Gou, Solomun, and Adriatique. Each artist brings something unique to Surreal, amplifying the club’s status as a magnet for top-tier talent.

One of the venue’s most unforgettable nights featured an all-night set from Dixon, who seamlessly took the crowd on an expansive, genre-bending journey. On another occasion, Charlotte de Witte’s pounding techno set turned Surreal Park’s jungle-inspired space into an electrifying open-air dance floor. These legendary sets have not only showcased Surreal’s commitment to music but also highlighted its capability to curate magical, immersive experiences.

For its third anniversary, Surreal Park has plans to host an extended celebration featuring both local and international talent, promising an all-encompassing sensory journey. Some of the many artists include Carl Cox, Dixon, Maceo Plex, Pawsa, Beltran, Traumer, and many more.

Finally attendees can expect new art installations, an upgraded stage design, and innovative lighting that will transform the venue in ways never seen before. With performances from established artists and emerging Brazilian talent, the anniversary celebration will reflect Surreal Park’s core values of inclusivity, creativity, and bold artistry.

In only three years, Surreal Park has transcended from an ambitious vision into a global powerhouse of electronic music. As it celebrates its third anniversary, Surreal Park’s story is far from over; it’s a space that, much like the music it champions, will keep evolving, inviting music lovers worldwide to experience a new level of nightlife.