SATURDAY Tickets Now Available!!

[sugarmagnolia]

10KLF single-day tickets for Saturday, July 25 are now available!!

This ticket option offers an entire day of festival experiences with over a dozen performers including Dave Matthews Band, Umphrey's McGee, Ozomatli, Tea Leaf Green, Todd Snider and many more!

Tickets are for the following:

General Admission (music only) - No campground access. The concert bowl opens at 12-noon on July 25th, 2009. Day parking is available for $10 per vehicle. Tickets are also available for children aged 6-11 and 5 (and under) are free with an adult.

General Admission (music + camping) - Tickets are for music and camping on Saturday. All Campgrounds will open at 8am on Saturday, July 25th and close Sunday, July 26th at noon. Each vehicle entering the campground must have a Saturday Campground Vehicle Reservation, sold separately. The reservation guarantees you one camping spot for your vehicle in the designated Saturday Campground. You will camp next to your vehicle. Each person in your vehicle must also have a Saturday Music & Camping ticket to enter. Directions to the designated Saturday Campground will be included with your tickets and posted on www.10KLF.com in June. Specific campsites can not be reserved in advance.

VIP Seating (music only) - Reserved seating in a prime designated area at the Main Stage on Saturday, July 25th. It includes a 10KLF commemorative canvas chair that you keep after the show. Free Day Parking. No Campground Access. Tickets are also available for children aged 6-11 and 5 (and under) are free with an adult.

VIP Seating (music + camping) - VIP reserved seating in a prime designated area at the Main Stage on Saturday, July 25th. It includes a 10KLF commemorative canvas chair that you keep after the show. A VIP Campground Vehicle Reservation. Access to the VIP Chill Tent including two catered meals and two complimentary beverages. The VIP campground is open at 8am on Saturday, July 25th and closes on Sunday, July 26th at noon.



Ticket Prices for Saturday, July 25th

$75 - GA (music only)
$99 - GA (music + camping)
$40 - GA - Ages 6-11 (music only)
$50 - GA - Ages 6-11 (music + camping)
$10 - Saturday GA Campground Vehicle Reservation
$125 - Reserved Seating (music only)
$175 - VIP (music + camping)
$65 - Reserved Seating - Ages 6-11 (music only)
$90 - VIP - Ages 6-11 (music + camping)

Get $5 off these tickets when you enter the code: 202601!

[huntr]

worst fucking idea ever... 90% of saturday only were complete douches....

[emac2112]

Jul 26, 2009 22:21:35 GMT -6 huntr said:

worst fucking idea ever... 90% of saturday only were complete douches....

I could not agree more. Those people made me ashamed to be a DMB fan.
I now truly understand the jam scene's disdain for DMB.
I love the music, but I can't stand the "frat brat" element of the fanbase.

[sugarmagnolia]

Agreed. I have never in my life seen so much litter after a show (except for at other Dave shows... at Alpine...) OR the whole weekend actually because of all the DMB fans there. The other years, there was pretty much no litter anywhere - not even cigarette butts. I am so happy Dave won't be playing there next year. People were jerks and pushing and full of themselves. I never want to see that festival the way it was on Saturday night again!

[hjenkinsdance]

I could not agree more. Those people made me ashamed to be a DMB fan.
I now truly understand the jam scene's disdain for DMB.
I love the music, but I can't stand the "frat brat" element of the fanbase.[/quote]

I too am in agreement. It was a totally different vibe on Saturday. The drink lines were 3x as long, many of the Saturday only people were super rude, and WOW on the trash after the show.

[kc]

I am glad I am not the only one who was dismayed by the DMB crowd. I went to Umphreys which I was looking forward to, and contended with rudeness there as the DMB fans showed up. It was such a change from the usual crowd, very noticeable. I did not know about the litter as I did not attend DMB, but that is not a big surprise.

During setbreak at one of the WSP shows a crazy fun energetic guy was collecting trash on the concrete area and putting it in receptacles, purely voluntarily. That's the crowd I am used to.