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4 miles. I measured it last year when we accidentally brought a charcoal grill and had no charcoal.
That's....really quite long. Damn. What about bringing a bicycle attached to our car? With a little basket for bringing stuff back! Haha now I'm dreaming big
We cut through the festival grounds so only had to make the walk on the way back once we had the charcoal. It was pretty horrible. Premier is definitely worth it though. My advice is to just make sure you have all that you need ahead of time. Make a checklist or something.
Apparently my "free" ticket I won doesn't include the SIXTY-SIX DOLLARS in shipping and processing fees. Good ol' RedFrog.
Damn, that's some pretty high fees. Pretty sure higher than any other fest I've been to. Wonder how much additional processing fees they'll charge for the camping portion.
Those are definitely higher fees than I paid today on my presale ticket hahahah classic RedFrog: NOTHING is as it seems with them.
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Were the porto lineups in premier as bad as they were in general? It was unbelievable.. I took to this little spot in the woods instead that was pretty nearby. I'm shameless..
For those curious about camping space in general: you get LOTS of room. We had 2 large tents, a canopy, and a slip and slide
Every time I went to the portos in premier they were clean enough and no lines
Damn, that's some pretty high fees. Pretty sure higher than any other fest I've been to. Wonder how much additional processing fees they'll charge for the camping portion.
Those are definitely higher fees than I paid today on my presale ticket hahahah classic RedFrog: NOTHING is as it seems with them.
wow I definitely did not pay that much last year for processing
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
Damn, that's some pretty high fees. Pretty sure higher than any other fest I've been to. Wonder how much additional processing fees they'll charge for the camping portion.
Those are definitely higher fees than I paid today on my presale ticket hahahah classic RedFrog: NOTHING is as it seems with them.
Those are definitely higher fees than I paid today on my presale ticket hahahah classic RedFrog: NOTHING is as it seems with them.
wow I definitely did not pay that much last year for processing
Well apparently it could be either $25 or the $66. Only one person today bought a ticket with the "free ticket" code (and having the spotlight code obviously), that person paid $66 in fees. Everyone else that bought a ticket paid $25 in fees. I'll just have to see on Monday what the deal is when I'm able to use my code. I can understand $25, but $66 seems extremely excessive.
Another shameless Red Frog plug brought to you by "It's not MY fest" Mike G
Followed by another transparent post from someone who's predisposed to have a hard time with what ever I say. SMH
Haha. I know you've taken a lot of heat as of recent, but no predisposed hate here. Just bustin your balls a lil bc you got extremely defensive when that delicious meatball sub labeled it your festival.
So that article said 90,000+ - do you guys think that is feasible just by way of Macca, even considering how much they fucked up the past month?
Definitely 80k+ again, not sure about 90k. Although I don't really think their fuck up with the lineup release will hurt sales as much as we might think. How many potential attendees follow it as closely and obsessively as everyone here? 10% maybe? Even that's probably way too high.
They changed the video on the site to have Macca included, but still no remix of any Beatles songs. I may be in the minority but I love these White Panda mixes and always youtube convert em and I really wanted to hear their take on McCartney. :/
They changed the video on the site to have Macca included, but still no remix of any Beatles songs. I may be in the minority but I love these White Panda mixes and always youtube convert em and I really wanted to hear their take on McCartney. :/
The white panda remixes are great, especially the 2013 one(Ellie Goulding/Kendrick). And their shows are pretty fun as well, I saw them in 2013(over Big G, I know it was a mistake) and in a small venue in Philly. It's a much cheesier version of Girl Talk.
They changed the video on the site to have Macca included, but still no remix of any Beatles songs. I may be in the minority but I love these White Panda mixes and always youtube convert em and I really wanted to hear their take on McCartney. :/
The white panda remixes are great, especially the 2013 one(Ellie Goulding/Kendrick). And their shows are pretty fun as well, I saw them in 2013(over Big G, I know it was a mistake) and in a small venue in Philly. It's a much cheesier version of Girl Talk.
I loved the Outkast/Childish Gambino mix from last years video.
They changed the video on the site to have Macca included, but still no remix of any Beatles songs. I may be in the minority but I love these White Panda mixes and always youtube convert em and I really wanted to hear their take on McCartney. :/
The white panda remixes are great, especially the 2013 one(Ellie Goulding/Kendrick). And their shows are pretty fun as well, I saw them in 2013(over Big G, I know it was a mistake) and in a small venue in Philly. It's a much cheesier version of Girl Talk.
Haha it gets cheesier than Girl Talk? The only things I've heard by them are these videos but these mashups seem pretty well done. Some of them are really subtle and fit much better than a lot of stuff I've heard from Girl Talk. Have not heard any other The White Panda stuff though so I have no clue. Amp Live is where I go for my mashups anyway. I've probably listened to Rainy Dayz more than I listened to the actual In Rainbows album.
How quickly does this festival usually sell out? Same question regarding the camping availability.
The GA sells fast because of the tiers. They won't sell out they'll just bump the price. They were still on sale at the higher tier maybe a month prior to fest last year but they did eventually sell out
Camping all depends. Super/premium RV sells out immediately but that's because there are so few spots All other camping seems to stay available up to the month prior to fest. Premier is usually the first to go.
How quickly does this festival usually sell out? Same question regarding the camping availability.
The GA sells fast because of the tiers. They won't sell out they'll just bump the price. They were still on sale at the higher tier maybe a month prior to fest last year but they did eventually sell out
Camping all depends. Super/premium RV sells out immediately but that's because there are so few spots All other camping seems to stay available up to the month prior to fest. Premier is usually the first to go.
So the premier camping is typically available until Mayish? I'm okay with spending the highest tier price later down the road, I just wanna make sure I can without a doubt make the trip instead of buying a first tier ticket and then having my plans fall apart and have a ticket I can't use.
The GA sells fast because of the tiers. They won't sell out they'll just bump the price. They were still on sale at the higher tier maybe a month prior to fest last year but they did eventually sell out
Camping all depends. Super/premium RV sells out immediately but that's because there are so few spots All other camping seems to stay available up to the month prior to fest. Premier is usually the first to go.
So the premier camping is typically available until Mayish? I'm okay with spending the highest tier price later down the road, I just wanna make sure I can without a doubt make the trip instead of buying a first tier ticket and then having my plans fall apart and have a ticket I can't use.
I can't speak for premier tent camping but premier RV camping was available up til I'd say April.
Speaking of...anyone else doing RV camping this year?
So the premier camping is typically available until Mayish? I'm okay with spending the highest tier price later down the road, I just wanna make sure I can without a doubt make the trip instead of buying a first tier ticket and then having my plans fall apart and have a ticket I can't use.
I can't speak for premier tent camping but premier RV camping was available up til I'd say April.
Hmm. Hopefully premier won't sell out too quickly. I need to figure out my game plan and all and find out if I'll be going straight from Roo to Firefly or if I'll go back home and meet up with people there then go. If it's the former then I'll definitely be wanting that premier camping.
Followed by another transparent post from someone who's predisposed to have a hard time with what ever I say. SMH
Haha. I know you've taken a lot of heat as of recent, but no predisposed hate here. Just bustin your balls a lil bc you got extremely defensive when that delicious meatball sub labeled it your festival.
I'm sure he wants 90,000 people, but regular tickets haven't even gone on sale yet. He doesn't know much more than we do. (Although I am curious how many presale tickets they sold.)
The GA sells fast because of the tiers. They won't sell out they'll just bump the price. They were still on sale at the higher tier maybe a month prior to fest last year but they did eventually sell out
Camping all depends. Super/premium RV sells out immediately but that's because there are so few spots All other camping seems to stay available up to the month prior to fest. Premier is usually the first to go.
So the premier camping is typically available until Mayish? I'm okay with spending the highest tier price later down the road, I just wanna make sure I can without a doubt make the trip instead of buying a first tier ticket and then having my plans fall apart and have a ticket I can't use.
If I remember correctly, it's Premium RV that sells out first, followed by Glamping, followed by Wednesday Premier. I do think Premier camping will sell out fairly quickly this year, definitely before May. Regular camping will always be available.
I'm sure he wants 90,000 people, but regular tickets haven't even gone on sale yet. He doesn't know much more than we do. (Although I am curious how many presale tickets they sold.)
well if we see the tickets sold out come up by the start of the festival we will have a good estimate of how many people r there
In what form are the campsite passes actually distributed? I just ask because my crew was planning on springing for Premier Parking, but 2 of them would be utilizing the Overnight parking, and would have to meet up with us afterwards. Do you get a bracelet? Is there something you hang on your car?
In what form are the campsite passes actually distributed? I just ask because my crew was planning on springing for Premier Parking, but 2 of us would be utilizing the Overnight parking, and would have to meet up with us afterwards. Do you get a bracelet? Is something you hang on your car?
A camping pass is just a piece of paper. They're supposed to distribute separate camping wristbands at check-in, but last year they didn't actually use them. Basically, as long as your festival wristband is on, you can move freely around the grounds.
Overnight companion parking is in a new location this year, off-site. So once they park in the companion lot, they'll have to take a shuttle bus to The Hub. You can meet up there.
How far is the McDonald's and stores from the general camping area. What time does the fest open each morning ( I mean the concert area)
The General Camping area is huge. It stretches out over 1.5 miles, running parallel to US Route 13 through Dover. So, it really depends on which lot you're in. But all of General Camping is an easy walk to stores and restaurants.
Lot 1 is next to a Pizza Hut, about a half-mile walk to McDonald's or the liquor store, and three-quarters of a mile to the Acme grocery store, Noodles & Company, Chipotle, and the Dover Downs casino. [The lines at McD's are long in the mornings.]
Lots 7 & 13 are very close to the casino and the Dover Mall (which has a standard food court and a Dick's Sporting Goods). Lot 13 is actually on Dover Mall property.
(And again, none of this info applies to Wednesday Premier tent camping, which is Lot 18. That's on the opposite side of the festival grounds, and is completely isolated from General camping.)
Last year, opening time for The Woodlands was 5 pm on Thursday and 12 noon Friday-Sunday.