1. Tickets! Buying your tickets ahead of time is always a good idea. This will ensure you get in and most times you will save some money. A majority of music festivals reward their fans by offering lower prices for advance tickets. It isn't unusual to find higher prices at the door. Lakes Jam has a variety of ticket options and the prices will go up at the door.
Friday, June 28th - $30
Saturday, June 29th - $65
Two Day Pass - $75
VIP - $175 (Only 300 available)
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2. Accommodation. Camping is usually a popular choice depending on the music festival. Most music festivals offer camping for the people who have weekend passes. If camping is not your strong suit, you might want to look into the area hotels or resorts. If you choose to stay at a hotel or resort, mention the music festival, they might have a package deal. Here is a list of accommodations specific to Lakes Jam.
Camping is $25 per person, a 2 day pass is required.
3. Know the line-up. Attending a music festival is a good way to discover your new favorite artist. Rarely has someone seen every artist live or even heard of them. Do a little research and see as much as you can. Here is a good start on your Lakes Jam research:
Friday, June 28th (main stage)
The Kentucky Headhunters - 10 PM
Rocket Club - 8 PM
Gwen Sebastian - 6 PM
Friday, June 28th (secondary stage)
King's Ransom - 11:30 PM
Saturday, June 29th (main stage)
REO Speedwagon - 10 PM
Night Ranger - 8PM
Great White - 6PM
ThunderHER Struck - 4PM
Sena Ehrhardt - 2 PM
Saturday, June 29th (secondary stage)
King's Ransom - NOON
King's Ransom - 11:30PM
*schedule and lineup are subject to change without notice.
5. Pack. You might have an idea of what you want to bring but making a list is always best. Everybody has their own unique items they like to include but here is a list of must haves:
- Clothes. Check the weather and pack accordingly.
- Electronics. Make sure all electronics are charged up and ready to go.
- Money. Cash is always handy.
- Water. This is especially important for those hot weekends.
- Munchies. Festivals usually have great food and trying it is a must but bring some extra munchies along just in case.
- Sunscreen & toiletries. From toilet paper and hygiene products to sunscreen and any important medication, you want to be prepared.
Finally, double and triple check you have everything packed and road ready. For all the campers, take your last hot shower and prepare yourself mentally for an unforgettable experience.
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