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Originally posted by xer34 (i.e. bros)

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I'm going to Ultra for the first time but will probably only go for the last day on Sunday. Personally I like late night club/warehouse trance events where the music and lighting are optimized and women are dolled up! But I do want to experience Ultra at least once!

I've read several threads but I haven't found answers to my questions below. Help a UMF rookie out?

1. Is it possible for me to sell the Friday and Saturday tickets and still go on Sunday or is it just one physical ticket that I will be mailed for all 3 days and will need to keep?

2. Am I allowed leave and come back to the festival or do I have to stay there once I enter the gates and can't re-enter?

Thanks in advance!

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Originally posted by charlesxavierjr I'm going to Ultra for the first time but will probably only go for the last day on Sunday. Personally I like late night club/warehouse trance events where the music and lighting are optimized and women are dolled up! But I do want to experience Ultra at least once! I've read several threads but I haven't found answers to my questions below. Help a UMF rookie out? 1. Is it possible for me to sell the Friday and Saturday tickets and still go on Sunday or is it just one physical ticket that I will be mailed for all 3 days and will need to keep? 2. Am I allowed leave and come back to the festival or do I have to stay there once I enter the gates and can't re-enter? Thanks in advance!

1. It's one physical ticket. It is possible to sell your ticket for those days, but it has to be someone you can trust to meet you to give the ticket back for Sunday.

2. No re-entry is admitted after going in for the day. You leave your out. I imagine the main reason for this is the food/water. Which is why they charge so much, because they have a monopoly going on in Ultra land from Friday to Sunday.

Hope that helps.

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Originally posted by xer34 I skipped last year because I couldn't afford it primarily, but I don't even really miss it. Sure its a good time but man does it get old after 4-5 hours. Its SO crowded and what I've noticed over the past few years is that its turned from the normal raver crowd to the spring breaker crowd, so instead the normal EDM crew you have a bunch of drunk assholes (i.e. bros) trying to start mosh pits and fight. Fuck all that nonsense IMO. I still go to Miami every year to see all the other shit that goes on though, smaller clubs are just better experiences all around.

Haha I knew I wasn't alone lol

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This is why a festival like DEMF is so much different, and in many ways better...Unlimited reentry.

I literally walked 2 blocks to my hotel at different times of the day and night during DEMF to uh, rehydrate and walked right back into DEMF with no delay at all. Man I wish Ultra was like that. Especially considering my hotel is a block and a half from Bayfront!!

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Originally posted by ucforange to uh

Tickets are 90% sold out.

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You can defend them all you want, in fact I admire you for doing so, but don't you find it a little suspect that whenever these characters change their style and sound - it's always a "coincidence" they select whatever sound happens to be "popular" that month? - John Askew

A lot of artists today are just victims, not having control, and they're not free. And that's pathetic. If you start being dependent on money, then money has to reach a point to fit your expenses. - Thomas Bangalter

Yeah, got that email too. Ugh. I don't have $370 for a ticket, and even if I did, I really don't want to pay them to do me from behind all day. I want to go and it be like it used to be, but in my heart I know it never will. I'ma sad panda.

the trick to any ticket is to buy them all the day they come out and then if you decide not to go then you can sell off your tickets and since you bought them when they came out you will most likely make money due to the tiered ticket sales

example: for new years I did not know what I wanted to go to. I was pretty sure it was going to be in NYC so I bought tickets for Deadmau5, Avicii, and Infected Mushroom all the day they came out

In the end I went to White Wonderland in LA, but I made good money on all the tickets with the exception of losing $10 total on infected mushroom.

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Originally posted by Dream Beamz the trick to any ticket is to buy them all the day they come out and then if you decide not to go then you can sell off your tickets and since you bought them when they came out you will most likely make money due to the tiered ticket sales example: for new years I did not know what I wanted to go to. I was pretty sure it was going to be in NYC so I bought tickets for Deadmau5, Avicii, and Infected Mushroom all the day they came out In the end I went to White Wonderland in LA, but I made good money on all the tickets with the exception of losing $10 total on infected mushroom.

that works

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98% sold out, IF you wanted to get tickets you better hurry up...

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A lot of artists today are just victims, not having control, and they're not free. And that's pathetic. If you start being dependent on money, then money has to reach a point to fit your expenses. - Thomas Bangalter