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Music News - Bay Dreams sells out in record time
20 October 2017 - 0 Comments
Tickets
for Bay Dreams 2018 have
sold out, with the festival’s third line-up announcement still to be made.
Bay Dreams will once again be held at Baypark in Mount Maunganui on January 2 and features some of the hottest acts in music right now, including DJ Snake, Machine Gun Kelly, Pendulum, Foster The People, Flatbush Zombies, Ocean Alley, $uicideBoy$, The Upbeats, Sachi and more.
Stay tuned for the upcoming third and final announcement, which has some exciting surprises in store for lucky punters who have secured their tickets to the sold-out festival.
The music extravaganza, which kicks off in style with a warm-up party on January 1, has grown in size and popularity since it emerged in 2016. Next year it will feature four stages and world-class production, which includes state-of-the art visuals, pyrotechnics, lighting and sound.
Camping is available again, and promoters have gone the extra mile creating a new experience, Dream City, which hosts a massive central entertainment area, a licensed bar, a full marketplace with a diverse range of food and drinks and late night entertainment, as well as games and activities. But with festival tickets now sold out, those wanting to camp will need to get in fast and secure their spots by logging onto their Ticket Fairy account and adding on the camping option.
Glamping upgrades will also be made available in the coming weeks.
Held in one of New Zealand’s top holiday destinations at one of the busiest times of the year, accommodation in the Tauranga region sells out fast and festival-goers are urged to book before it’s too late.
Bay Dreams will once again be held at Baypark in Mount Maunganui on January 2 and features some of the hottest acts in music right now, including DJ Snake, Machine Gun Kelly, Pendulum, Foster The People, Flatbush Zombies, Ocean Alley, $uicideBoy$, The Upbeats, Sachi and more.
Stay tuned for the upcoming third and final announcement, which has some exciting surprises in store for lucky punters who have secured their tickets to the sold-out festival.
The music extravaganza, which kicks off in style with a warm-up party on January 1, has grown in size and popularity since it emerged in 2016. Next year it will feature four stages and world-class production, which includes state-of-the art visuals, pyrotechnics, lighting and sound.
Camping is available again, and promoters have gone the extra mile creating a new experience, Dream City, which hosts a massive central entertainment area, a licensed bar, a full marketplace with a diverse range of food and drinks and late night entertainment, as well as games and activities. But with festival tickets now sold out, those wanting to camp will need to get in fast and secure their spots by logging onto their Ticket Fairy account and adding on the camping option.
Glamping upgrades will also be made available in the coming weeks.
Held in one of New Zealand’s top holiday destinations at one of the busiest times of the year, accommodation in the Tauranga region sells out fast and festival-goers are urged to book before it’s too late.
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