VERKNIPT BREAKS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR LARGEST LASER SHOW

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An unforgettable goodbye, a record-breaking spectacle, and a night etched in rave history: Verknipt ArenA 2025 officially broke the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the largest laser show with an astounding 1,100 lasers lighting up the Johan Cruijff ArenA—marking the end of an era in breathtaking fashion.

At exactly 23:50, during a specially choreographed 10-minute sequence, the stadium was flooded with a wave of synchronized lasers and sound. The result: an overwhelming rush of color, emotion, and unity that shook the ArenA to its core. A 40,000-strong crowd erupted in awe as Verknipt closed this final chapter with historic intensity.

“We didn’t just break a world record—we wrote history,” said the Verknipt team. “The energy during the Verknipt Experience was something we’ll never forget. It was more than a show—it was a moment of connection we’ll carry with us forever.”

From its debut in 2024 to this year’s legendary send-off, Verknipt ArenA has cemented itself as a defining force in the global hard techno scene. The final edition wasn’t just a production milestone—it was a celebration of the community that built it.

Surpassing the previous record of 824 lasers set in Dubai, Verknipt’s feat was the result of months of preparation: a 360° stage, rotating DJ booth, and a custom-programmed laser rig designed to deliver maximum impact. It was a true labor of love.

The night featured powerful sets from Basswell b2b Onlynumbers, Cloudy b2b NOVAH, Cynthia Spiering b2b Paul Elstak, DYEN b2b Fantasm, and Nico Moreno, along with exclusive performances like the Verknipt ArenA 2025 Album Showcase and the final Verknipt Experience Show.

As the final beams faded and the crowd roared in farewell, one thing was clear: they weren’t just witnessing a show—they were part of a legacy.

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