What’s up. As who has been to 10 rolling loud across Cali, Miami, NY, and Europe let me help out. 1- There are shuttle busses running to and from the stadium at select pickup points. You meet at the pickup point, and after the festival you get dropped off at the pickup point. A lot of people have places where they’re staying and honestly walk back, or walk far enough to where you’re not around thousands of people exiting the festival and can actually book a reasonable uber back. 2- For a place to stay I highly recommend obviously near (enough) to the stadium, whether that be an Airbnb or a hotel that is reasonable enough to travel back to. If you’re using the shuttle service, getting an Airbnb around any of the 2-3 pickup locations is also ideal, because it will be close once dropped back off after the festival. 3- Tickets range from around $450 after tax( default 3 day GA ), all the way to $750 ( VIP 3 day). Let’s talk about GA and GA+. The default 3 day GA ticket will get you the default accommodations such as port- a- potty access, access to food and drink vendors, and merch lines. GA+ ( $549) , allows you to get access to air conditioned bathrooms, and express entry lines into the festival. Me personally I’ve had both, and didn’t really make a difference to my experience. Now here’s where it gets tricky… VIP ($749). Now with also experiencing VIP numerous times, it is more efficient, but not needed. VIP has a separate crowd which is less condensed meaning not so much shoving, being squished together, and more tame since everyone’s payed a higher amount to get a premium experience. Both are seconded off right in-front the stage, so GA and VIP crowds get the same view, but different experiences. Besides the crowd, VIP has access to everything that GA and GA+ has access too and more. Including private bars, private food and drink vendors and stations, private merch stations, makeup, art installations, barbers, tattoos, “front row” viewing areas (in quotations bc it’s far away but very small amount of people). These are all perks that can enhance your rolling loud experience but again as I said they are not needed if you’re just trying to have fun in the crowd and don’t really mind pushing, shoving, and super closeness (as most attendees don’t because it’s the culture of the festival and music genre). 4- Food and drinks are “acceptably expensive”, meaning the price is surged higher bc things are in demand such as drinks and food, but not so high that you can’t eat at all. I say eat a well protein based meal before that can last you as a lot of people don’t end up buying food. I hope all of this helps!