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Weekend GA tickets for sale $125

I bought the weekend 4-pack for my family, but my kid was diagnosed with Crohn's, and my wife wants to play it safe. 3 Tickets available. I'll be picking them up at will call, so I don't expect any cash until the ticket is in hand.

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u/DeskJobKelly — 1 day ago

Barricades

What do you think the barricade situation will be? Main stage and shed or just main stage? Pond stage? I figure all three will be barricades since they almost sold out both days and there will be a ton of new and casual people there.

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u/MistahJ08 — 3 days ago
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Pray for plagues (attempted cover)

This is my first attempted cover ever at any song recorded. Timing is a tad off. Still learning this new editing program.

u/Alarmed-Medicine-691 — 4 days ago

Found festival

Going alone, would love a lift or cab share from the nearest station. Not got train booked yet, planning fri late morning and back Sunday early aft

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u/purplepeopleprobe — 4 days ago

ada accommodation questions

hi! first time going to furnace fest and i'm super excited! i just had some accessibility questions! i posted on the ff facebook group before for something related and got some vague answers, but i feel weird making another post on there and being annoying lol. long story short, i spent some time in the hospital a few months ago with sepsis. i've been doing much better since being discharged, but now i have post-sepsis syndrome, which is kicking my ass. its been about three months out of the hospital, and although i've made really great physical progress, i'm nowhere near as active as i should be. i've been looking forward to ff and i know there is a lot of walking and standing involved with festivals and i'm not sure how much physical activity i can handle. with that being said, i'm considering ada accommodations. the facebook group said that in past years, it was first come, first served and that they gave out wristbands but that this year may be different. do i also need a doctor's note or something to get the ada accommodations because i don't outwardly "look" disabled? are there any places to sit/rest with a ga ticket? i also heard you can bring chairs to sit but i'm flying from pennsylvania so are there chair rentals? i've never had to do this before so any and all advice would be great! i'm really hoping i feel better and am able to enjoy the festival like i normally would, but i want to make sure that i have all the information i need just in case! thanks!

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u/aecmarquardt — 13 days ago