inspired by the serum/prysm post. it's my first time in chicago so what venues are goated and which ones should be avoided? does it even matter bc tickets go so quickly that beggars can't be choosers?
trying to see what's out there..
in the market for kitchenaid products and would very much appreciate an inside pass. my email is smorgasbordofstuff@gmail.com; thanks for the consideration!
a nice cortado in the festival is a dream of mine. is there somewhere that serves this?
what is the crowd like at events held here? i'm actually from sj but haven't lived there since 2020 and have not been to an event at this venue yet. interested in the kaytranada show but want to know what your opinion is on the crowd/venue. thanks.
just purchased a 4-day ticket this morning as a first timer to arc. i'm a seasoned music festival goer and older (38) from california (sorry). wondering if there are any tips y'all can share that's specific to arc? if there are any quirks with security or tips on navigating to/from/inside and around the festival. seems like the production will be minimal which is fine by me (portola is my local festival whose entire map is pure concrete). is there anything cool to see/experience at the fest that's not too obvious for a newcomer? i just browsed the subreddit and saw a bunch of posts about the crowds not being the best last year which is a bummer. it'll be my first time in chicago too so super excited for that. can't wait to dance with you all!