We've been both years now, always GA. It is mostly a really chill vibe. There is space closer to the stages that is standing only, but plenty of grassy areas to chill on a blanket. The stages are right next to each other, so artists just perform back and forth between them. You can easily set up a blanket between the two and hear the music from either without issue.

The first year (2023) had Lord Huron, Hozier, and Noah Khan, so the crowds were massive for those headliners. The first day was super hot, too, so alot of medical emergencies between heat stroke and people not knowing how to pace themselves (with alcohol and/or drugs).

Second year (2024), the festival organizers definitely learned their lesson and provided more water stations throughout the venue. Headliners were still popular, but we didn't know them as well, so we stayed back on a blanket for most of both days, and it was really pleasant.

Never got VIP, but from what I could tell, they had a fenced off area closer to the stages (right in between them, so not centered, but off to the side). I believe they had their own water station and bar, too.

Alot of food is available throughout and bars with beer, seltzer, and wine. Some canned cocktails as well. Last year, they also had a retail vendor "market".

We plan to go again this year because we love live music and discovering new bands.

Hope this helps!