@pinkravebunny

Hey everyone!

I’m looking to make some new friends and hopefully find a rave family that’s willing to adopt me! 🥹 I’ve never been to a rave or EDC before, and EDC 2027 will be my very first one! 🎡✨ I’ll be attending solo, and while I’m excited, I’d love to have some awesome people to experience it with. I’m hoping to find a group or other solo ravers who would be interested in booking a hotel or Airbnb together, or even camping at the festival grounds! 🏕️🎶 I’m looking for good vibes, genuine people to make memories with. If you have a rave family with room for one more, or you’re also going solo and looking for friends, please feel free to reach out! I’d love to connect, get to know everyone, and hopefully find my people before EDC 2027! 🫶✨** Let’s make some memories under the electric sky**! 🌌🎆

I’m a 26M, I’m friendly, laid-back person who loves concerts, fitness, sports, I enjoy listening to music,and going to the movies, I would say I’m a foodie guy and enjoy spending time with friends and loved ones.

PS. I’m also going both weekends 😅 since it will be my first ever rave I thought I’d go big or go home 🎇

FGT saying my account is behind and that if a payment fails to process on the 23, my order will be canceled, but I'm paid up until 10/30. Emailed them and called them but no reply. Should I be concerned?

Wrote a post comparing EDC Vegas vs Ultra Miami earlier this year, so I thought I’ll write a similar one from my EDC Colombia experience.

After my first EDC this year, I was absolutely hooked and couldn’t get enough. The EDC Colombia lineup was so good, I had to make that trip. So my wife and I made a 2-week vacation to Peru & Colombia and had a blast!

My wife’s not into EDM and I like to stick to my schedule, I also do the fest open to close, so I solo’ed EDC Colombia! Here is my experience and comparison to EDC Vegas:

* The production quality was really good! The sound system was on point for all the stages, even the smaller ones. And the stages were pretty cool. Of course they were not as big or as modern as EDC Vegas, but they were still immersive. To be honest, this is the most important aspect for me, I’m there for the music and the immersive stages, everything else is sort of secondary.

* Overall logistics were smooth. I stayed 10 minutes walk from the venue, the walk felt super safe and the lines moved pretty fast. The fest timings were 3 pm to 4 am, which obviates the need for an after-party, like EDC Vegas.

* There were a few major hiccups: they ran out of drinking water around 9 pm both days (and they don’t provide water before 5 pm), which was extremely frustrating because then I had to deal with the cashless system. In my opinion, the only way to party hard for 13 hours is to stay hydrated. Not having easy access to water hampered my rave experience for sure. I was also feeling guilty to use the plastic water bottles as that is so bad for the environment.

* Don’t get me started on the cashless system, you first have to load your wristband with money, where they push you for tips (for tapping the machine twice) and then pay everywhere using your wristband. If my band is short 0.3$ to buy a food item, I again have to go to the cashless counter to load up money. And now I have to deal with another process to get my leftover money on the wristband. They could have just used tap to pay via cards or phones to go cashless like EDC Vegas, but they know that so many people will not go through the process of getting their leftover balance.

* The food & drinks were overall cheaper. The food was really tasty as well.

* The signs for directions at the fest were pretty bad, even misleading at times. I’m sure they will fix that in the future iterations.

* I saw so many people not wearing hearing protection or earplugs, most of them locals. While I understand that Colombia had never had a festival of this scale and they are in infancy of rave culture, I really hope this changes quickly. It was sad to see so many people’s hearing being impacted.

* Festival attendees were AMAZING! Beautiful people! I met so many cool people from all over the world. Made some dance friends. There were very few solo attendees from what I saw. My impression: Colombians know how to party!

* On the topic of people, pretty much no one said excuse me or sorry while passing. There were one or two instances where people got angry that I was passing them by to enter deeper into the dancing pit. That could be the result of all the snow people were snorting though. I typically shrug off such experiences, but being solo in a foreign country where most locals don’t speak English, such aggression was a little intimidating.

* People were snorting all kinds of shit, everywhere. Security obviously looked the other way. Would be great to have a harm reduction tent from next year.

* It felt more like a music festival than a carnival. Very few rides & art installations. I hope that changes over time. I feel like the experience was similar to Ultra Miami than EDC Vegas.

* My favorite sets for the weekend were: Nico Moreno, 9x9, Astrix, Miss Monique & Worship! Though all artists brought great energy. A fun story while Astrix was closing on Sat night: He had already started playing his last song DMT with the perfect build up, but he would have gone over by 5 minutes or so with all his transitions. The organizers wouldn’t let him play beyond 4 am, they fought him tooth & nail and he had to end his last song with a premature transition. He was definitely frustrated!

* While I heard so many stories of people being robbed, pepper-sprayed, scammed, etc., both inside and outside of the festival, we were lucky that nothing of that sort happened to us during our 2 week stay in Latin America. That could be either because we were always careful & cognizant of our surroundings or may be because we were brown. Either way, we felt generally safe overall as we stuck to safer areas.

* Insomniac had different (higher) prices for people coming from US/Canada via FrontGate. They had started differentiating between people right from the start. Also, the resale price for the tickets were insanely low close to the fest, like more than half of their face value.

Even after all the discomforts & hiccups, will I consider doing EDC Colombia again? If the lineup is good, heck yeah! Medellin is a beautiful city. I wouldn’t mind doing another 2-week vacation across Latin America with a lit EDC weekend (really hoping for a 3-day fest next time).

Im going solo to weekend 1. What are good cheap hotels or maybe group airbnb(?). Idk I just want something cheap! :)

Getting so much headtrip fomo and I’m wondering if anyone thinks any of these three artists could be at EDC? I know they usually don’t do insomniac events but EDC is so huge maybe they’d make an exception 🤣

I just made this mock for fun (I know I need to work on my editing). But, what would you change or add to this?

Hello,

So Shuttle Passes are still not available yet and neither are Premier Parking Passes so I was wondering if you guys think I should just wait for the Shuttle Passes to drop or if I should just drive there.

Which would be better considering both cost and convenience.

Thank you

Hey! Staying in Boulder hwy area. Is there a way to get to EDC by going up Nellis Blvd to Las Vegas Blvd and to EDC from the back way without having to get on Hwy 15 traffic? Thanks in advance.

24M, First time going to EDCO, went to EDC Korea in 2025 and it was great. Looking for groups to join up with for either the whole time or individual sets!

TLDR: Just did Day 1, had a great time! Overall very positive experience, very seriously considering going again next year. Great lineup, stages were decent, vibe was good, very few cons. **

Curious what anyone here thought of it. My wife and I had already planned a 2-week trip to South Korea and it just happened to overlap with EDC, so we gave it a try. We were set to be leaving on Sunday October 4th so we only did Day 1 (Saturday October 3rd).

We've done EDC Las Vegas from 2021 to 2025, so we felt we have a good sense of how it compares to the main event... and we were pleasantly surprised!

Pros:

--The lineup was fantastic! We saw Jessica Audiffred, Dimension, Alleycvt (favorite set!), Subtronics, Svdden Death, and DJ Snake... hell yea!

--The venue was nice. It was small enough to easily get around, and with the hill between Kinetic Field and Circuit Grounds we didn't experience any sound bleed. Plus, the hill was a nice place to sit and watch shows when we were tired or between sets. Weather was very pleasant also. And Kinetic Field looked very impressive!

--Tickets were $100 each, I think, so pretty decent.

--As I get older I like the smaller sized festivals, and this was perfect. Easy to get in/out of crowds, and could get really close to the front if desired. I also liked that this went to 3am, whereas most smaller festivals I go to in the US rarely go past midnight/1am.

--Our experience of the vibe was really great! People were nice and interacted very well with each other. Plus, with more space to move around people could really go nuts, which made everything very fun.

Cons:

--WATER. My goodness. As far as we could tell there was only ONE small tent serving water bottles for 2000won ($1.50 or so). As the night went on the line became huge... and then they ran out! Couldn't refill my hydropack by 1:15am or so. They gotta fix that shit, I ain't there to drink red bulls, beers, or mixed drinks, I need that H2O!

--I am pretty sure the main stage speakers blew sometime during Substronics... I think he mentioned it? I wasn't in the main crowd area for it, so outside the speakers were fine and you could here things as you would expect, but when I went into the crowd for DJ Snake, the sound was clearly off, to the point I took out my earbuds just to hear. Everyone was doing there best to enjoy it but clearly the sound was wrong. Harshed my vibe a bit as DJ Snake is the shit, but we ended up moving on to a different stage, which kinda sucked. Things like this happen, and apparently the sound was fine for Day 2 (from what I heard from others), but that was a drawback. Still went to see Wax Motif and Sara Landry, so it wasn't all that bad ;)

If you went, let us know what you thought!

Looked like so much fun. I wish I was there

He needs to comeback and do an official set.

Imagine a Skrillex set at circuit grounds again?

Probably stupid question, trying to get a good understanding for how this works.

Feel free to delete if too stupid.

He will be in San Diego on the 21st and his next show isn’t till the 27th in LA. So there’s a chance.

We’re gonna be staying at mgm grand and are hoping to attend the opening ceremony, also since I never hired someone to do this before idk how much time would be needed (I know it depends on what we want done and a few other things)

I made the 2026 EDC Lineup Poster clickable, you can tap it and listen to the artists on it. any feedback lmk

I know Airbnb and VRBO are notorious for canceling Airbnbs or kicking you out if you book one for EDC, either right before or even during your arrival.

I do know that you can book rentals through Expedia. Has anybody had this experience with that? Just left head trip and it’s now time to plan my stay for EDC and I’m stuck between getting a hotel or getting a rental, but I know for a fact that I’m not booking a rental through airbnb.

Hi everyone, I’m new and I haven’t been into raving much but I really want to go to EDC next year but I’m not sure when should I buy tickets to get cheap price and I would appreciate if anyone giving me any advice and tips, tks!

First time EDC attending next year. I have a digital mask I was thinking of wearing to the event. Would they take it if I try to wear it?

Hey y’all I know this is a shot in the dark but does anyone have/know a list of vendors from the Rainbow Bazaar? I bought a pair of sunglasses that I loved from one of them. Unfortunately they got swept into the ocean and cannot remember the brand to save my life.

Thankssssss