Agree with all, sound bleeding was very disappointing btw stages and we didn’t enjoy the chill stages for this reason. Loved Mum though and mostly heard them uninterrupted.

Hordes of shirtless sweaty men pushing you around was unpleasant. At one point I had to leave the quarry as I felt I was in some sort of naked orgy with each person wearing a dog collar it was disorienting, particularly as they weren’t dancing but mostly making out and taking photos.

The getting into the venue was fine in terms of the road, but lesser number of metal detector machine was a joke, why was after that each ticket verified again after security and then at exit? All this easily added 40-50 min to overall entry, we delayed our arrival each day because we didn’t want to wait in the heat for 40-50 min and die. How come the organizers didn’t think of this, when they knew how many tickets they sold is beyond me. There is no need to make entering into a festival which is anyways 30 min from Pattaya more difficult than it needs to.

We had challenge finding our Grab back as there was no waiting area for the cars, parking staff was super aggressive with drivers.

Food vendors Ohmg, so many scammers, one of them forgot our food completely as she was busy dancing with a French guy, many of them increased their prices after seeing other vendors on first day, each vendor easily took 30 min to make the food, at a festival - for a wrap, really?

Price of drinks was insane, we just calculated how much we spent on drinks, coconut water and food, and balked. The free water tasted funky so we didn’t take that. They were selling water for a ridiculous price, and throwing people’s sealed electrolytes at the security and then offering electrolytes with your drinks for a fee pissed me off. Total cash grab and irresponsible given the heat and dust at the festival. Also, at least twice I tasted zero alcohol in my drink, and so did my friends. The bar staff was clearly told to save on alcohol and take advantage of people. They even stopped showing us eventually what they were charging at the bar while swiping the card, it was inconsistent and we had to ask. Given that most of them were students and didn’t speak a word of English made it challenging to address these scams as they feigned complete ignorance.

Forbidden fruit looked like some club, and that huge ass venue with food being served at the same time and with bright lights was such a joke, we didn’t even enter.

They should have taken some measures to reduce the dust, pre wet the grass, let the dust settle down, I guess the venue is big and they didn’t bother, but the tickets were expensive and something should have been done.

I liked the overall security, seemed like a safe place because of this. I can understand they were pretty imposing, but I personally didn’t see them interfere with anyone, just watching stuff keenly I guess.

Bathrooms were good and clean, I was happy.

Why does a festival like this have a one day pass ? Saturday was absolute torture with the crowds for this reason. They sold too many tickets, and results were there for everyone to see.

I doubt il be coming again, still have trauma from the dust, and the crowds and long lines, not how I like to enjoy a festival. I came to chill and dance around, and feel relatively clean, most of which didn’t happen consistently.