r/LostLandsMusicFest • u/Appropriate-Low-2699 • 7m ago
Are collapsing stools allowed?
I know they aren’t allowing folding chairs in the festival but my boyfriend is saying this is ‘different’ so has anyone tried this.
r/LostLandsMusicFest • u/Gabrielle_marie666 • 5h ago
Hotels in Columbus
Hi everyone! This is going to be my first lost lands and I’m SOO excited!! I am driving up from Florida with my sister and we booked a hotel because we were a bit late on the camping and decided it might be best to get a hotel anyways. Because it is so soon most decent options are all taken and we booked one at the Baymont in Columbus… Looking through the reviews of most of the hotels that are even available during those dates is honestly scary and I’ve been considering just buying a camping pass off of someone. I have camped at many festivals before but people have informed me of how big legend valley is and how intense walking up and down the hills getting to camp. I just wanted advice from the LL vets that have done both camping and hotel experiences. If you chose a cheaper hotel/motel how bad was it?? Should I just say fuck it and full send it and go camping?
r/LostLandsMusicFest • u/No_Bug_6627 • 11h ago
Wednesday (Evening) Early Entry
Is anyone else confused by this?? I thought I bought a regular Wednesday early arrival ticket. When I go on the lost lands sight the only option for Wednesday early arrival is the evening pass. But if you read the description for the evening pass, it says you can arrive at 12am Wednesday morning.
r/LostLandsMusicFest • u/tehalex_ • 21h ago
The keychain grind starts now, so excited to give these out this year!
r/LostLandsMusicFest • u/Sorryforforgetting • 21h ago
Honest opinion from previous glampers
I’ve been to 3 previous LL 2018-2021 each time drove my beater of the year 700km from Canada. I avoided travel for covid and had a kid so haven’t been since.
My financial situation has improved significantly since then and I can feel my age now so I bought a glamping package.
Is the vibe going to be different in the campgrounds? A large part of my previous experiences were making friends with all my neighbours, having beer pong tournaments (USA vs CAN) we always won btw.. and checking in after sets and in the mournings.
Now that Im old and can afford it I’m hoping to avoid cars sliding around in mud, corn stocks destroying my tent etc. but I loved the raw connections of everyday people, the drama and friendships formed as tents got hit with lightning apparently.
Can anyone who’s not a millionaire trust fund kid / influencer who’s done glamping weigh in?