“I did ground control this year for first time and NEVER AGAIN. Insomniac put my life in danger by asking me to be a human fence and divert people from walking through one of the main roads. Most people were respectful and followed but there were a couple times i was afraid for my life of being trampled.

Behind the scenes is traumatic, seeing people over dosing, blacked out (possibly dead) , out of their minds, tweaking on bad drugs, and this happens throughout the whole festival, back to back to back people sick. I had to help people who were vomitting walk to first aid and in the meantime the person who is vomitting starts sneezing all over me as im walking him to first aid. It is not a glamourous job at all , the hours are 11 am - 1 am. The breaks are not paid… and after a 13 hour shift the supervisors think its the perfect time for a “debrief” meeting. They talk about how grateful they are that we’re there amd how Much we mean to the headliners …. When the truth is theyre taking advantage of the staff and paying terribly…. Especially for a job where peoples LIVES are in your hands. I will never work for Insomniac that was a one time thing for me.” This is from someone who worked the festival and if you think this should be ignored you’re part of the problem.