I made a comment to lost lands on the Instagram post announcing the ticket website regarding the lack of amenities, and they replied saying that some amenities are no longer listed on the website but are still present. Specifically, they said that the beauty bar and massage are still there, " among other things". I'm not sure what's allowed as far as linking Instagram content here, but it's there if you guys wanna browse the comments on the latest official LL post.
I'm not saying this makes the ticket price increase worth it, just getting you guys the info that apparently some of these amenities are still "officially" included.
Edit: apparently the website has been updated with some of this information as well
Or something close to that! It will be my friend's 30th birthday soon and we're surprising her with a glamping trip. I'd love to make a puzzle that she has to figure out where she finds out the surprise.
She LOVES puzzles and I've never made one. Any ideas?
Getting my buddy LL tickets for his bday. Don’t know what to really expect. Any info is appreciated!!
Hey y'all. Last year, my wife and I did our first VIP experience and glamping at Firefly Festival. We had a blast and it was so nice to have a convenient campsite literally right next to the festival. We're keeping our ears open for any other fests that have amenities like this.
For context, we had a private campsite right next to the festival so we could be at a main stage within 5 minutes of a comfortable walk from our tent. The campsite also included private showers, free snacks and drinks, and our own bar and food. The tents had an air conditioner, outlets for phones, and enough room for a table and some chairs. The price range was around $1600. Anyone know of anything comparable to this? (We prefer variety festivals: rock, pop, indie, EDM. Usually not big on targeted lineups with only EDM and Jam bands)
Thanks everyone and looking forward to festivals returning again next year (hopefully)
Edit: for the price range, that was just the camping. We did vip tickets too at about $700 each. So we get tickets will be a significant addition for most. Thanks so far for the many suggestions
Online searching isn't proving to be too easy for me with this specific type of romantic outdoor escape I'm browsing for Valentine's day.
Or any chosen lot.
Last year was to be our first Roo. We got our tickets and camping on Black Friday and decided to upgrade to Glamping for it's proximity to Centeroo and some comfort upgrades. Besides the darkroom tent, is there enough room to put up a sun shade? And how far is space to park our vehicle away? Thank you all and Happy ROOOOOO!
I know nobody can predict the future but I’m wondering if I’m gonna have a 12-second window to place my order
AHHHHH I AM SO EXCITED AND ALSO NERVOUS
Hello looking to trade our 2 person queen bed glamping for a 4 person with any bed options. the website did not say anything about choosing people and beds and when my friend went to buy i guess he got the wrong one. If you have any bands you wanna sell instead of trading let me know. in a rough spot
Hi all, Last year I did regular camping, but I flew in from CA. It turned out to be a big hassle buying a bunch of stuff in town last year. Can anyone give me some insight on what the Glamping was like? Thinking that might be the best option
Yeah, apparently it's pretty in tents.
really wanted to glamp this year… is there any possibility of people reselling theirs or a second drop?
I’m getting married in Pamplin Grove this summer! (Stoked!) It’s going to be a camping wedding. I live in Colorado, so planning from afar. I stumbled across Wayward Glamping, who sets up these luxurious tent with bed, proper glamping experiences. But they’re booked during our dates. :( Does anybody know anyone else who rents those kinds of big ass tents that you can set up a bed in? I’d love for us to get something special. Maybe even just someone around town who has one and is willing to rent it out for 4-5 days? Also, my guests are mostly flying in, so they’ll all need to rent regular camping gear. Any stores around town that rent tents/gear instead of sell?? Thanks so much the help in advance. I’m sure I’ll be all up in this sub for the next few months.
~Question here~ if I buy glamping, do I just put it on my card and people have to pay me back or is there a way to separate the payments between four ppl?
Since this sub has given me some terrific recommendations for hiking and camping in the past, I’m curious if anyone knows of any sites for either glamping or cabin camping within a 2 hour drive. Doesn’t have to be super fancy or luxurious, but proximity to great trails would be a plus. I would be doing this sometime in the spring.
Hi everyone, taking my girlfriend glamping for the first time ever and while we have normal dehydrated food, I think some good tortilla soup would help us warm up after a day of cold hiking.
What would be the best way to take the soup with us? I would reheat on site
It’s glamping and the car is nearby so no need to dehydrate the soup. I just need to figure out a way to take a couple of bowls of soup in a car when we don’t have a cooler
Has anyone done the glamping? Do you remember the cost? Was it worth it to you? Any other info you can give is greatly appreciated!
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So for the first time since Covid (and me starting down my witch path) I’m traveling and staying overnight with friends. We’ve rented a cabin and plan on staying overnight for two nights. My question is what do you travel with other than a travel alter, which I’m in the middle of making. No one else knows I’m a witch and I don’t think anyone else going is one either. I’m looking forward to a hike and enjoying nature. What would you bring with you and what would you do while at a cabin?
If do glamping this year can I still go hangout with my friends in close camping or even GA camping? Or do they make people stay within their areas?? Aka does a glamping wristband grant me access to all camping areas?
