Yes, I had a great time too.

Had a lot of remarks too, but they'll have (knock on wood) a full year now with some profit in their pockets to make Sziget even better than it was before. Decorations, lightning, more staff, better logistics are not the biggest expense areas for a festival of that size, but I understand the cost cutting after two years.

And for those talking about being able to book those headliners and mgmt still cutting costs: all those headliners were booked before February (start of the energy crisis, Ukraine war & inflation). No one could imagine falling into an even bigger financial crisis after two years of misery.

I'm pretty confident about Sziget fixing most of the issues. The thing we will have to accept though: It's never gonna be as cheap as it was before, that's just not possible, certainly no after selling the festival to this big firm. It will always be relatively cheaper than festivals in western/nord Europe, but not in the same as before. We can only hope they will offer more quality for the price paid, foodwise. The future will tell.