Las Vegas Festival Grounds

Sick new world was amazing, saddened 2025 was cancelled. We look forward to 2026! Also, When We Where Young has been a hit though I see the vans warped tour slowly replacing it. The band quality and turnout seems less than precious years. Also, noticed only 4 stages this year instead of 5. The stage under the white tent is nice to escape the heat but I don't see that being a problem this year for wwwy. Possible weather issues but fingers crossed everything works out just fine.

With some places in the crowd it feels like there is no visible exit or way out as most venus even with pits you can at least see a way to get out if you need too(for like bathroom/food/strtch etc..). Food prices are high like most venu around. Food taste good and have a good variety of drinks. Besides that stages and cabanas(I didnt have cabana but was by were they were located) seem to be in a really good location.

They hold music festivals like when we were young and sick new world at this location

Great spot for a concert. Wish they had more enterences and exits. Food and beverage were also kind of expensive.

The festival grounds are really what the event hosting makes of it. When We Were Young 2024 was mostly a great setup, but be wary of lack of shade depending on the structures (or lack there of) that are setup. Visiting from out of town from cooler climates can be a bit brutal in the heat. Otherwise this venue is awesome and has tons of space. 4 stages were able to be setup with very little sound competing with one another in close proximity. Lots of opportunities for food vendors and setting up a cool experience for visitors. The lot is paved and did well with turf being laid down. Felt very flat and accessible on its own. Great spot in proximity to the Duece bus line, but a bit of a hike from the monorail. Lots of food options nearby if you’re allowed to come and go from your event and don’t want to pay festival prices.

The show we saw (wwwy) was awesome. The security were absolute trash people, threatening and treating people as if they're not people. Tickets are very expensive and they're acting like they're not getting paid to see a bunch of awesome concerts 🙄 which MANY people would be stoked to do. Cashless is THE WORST decision they could have possibly made. Get your cash stolen and it's a set amount, get your card stolen and your screwed they can go on spending thousands within the first 5 mins... and IF someone can claim fraud, well now the festival has to pay for the dirt bags stealing cards...and then it will be included in next year's ticket price which was already high. Just bad business practice and horrible security 👎

Went for when we were young fest, awesome! Could use a little more shade

Review of our 4/27/2024 visit which will have notes on both the grounds and the Sick New World festival. First and foremost, the security was well-staffed, super helpful, attentive, approachable and professional. The grounds were always clean, we never saw overflowing garbage, and staff constantly picking up the few things that people were too lazy to throw into a garbage can. Staff was also constantly attentive to festival patrons and passing out waters all throughout the day to whoever needed them. Onto the festival…VIP was not a “VIP” experience by any means starting with doors/entry as we were there early in the dedicated line and GA got in faster. Many folks missed starting acts because of this. Doors should have opened earlier for everyone to provide ample time to actually be present for openers, and doors should have opened 30 minutes earlier for VIP as many other festivals have done. It was clear early on that this festival was vastly oversold, it was a cluster of sardines. Example, to get from the Gold (main) stage even through the VIP area to one of the smaller stages took over an hour(!) it was basically just another section of GA. Cell/wifi service was virtually nonexistent about an hour or so into the festival and even staff stated “we throttle the service to ensure no one posts to social media before us” wow, really?! That’s fing ridiculous. That all said, the artists were awesome to see as always, and it was a great lineup. Recommendations for the future: 1) don’t throttle service…forget about socials posts, people need to have the ability to contact each other when separated and/or emergencies, 2) move to at least a 2-day event to allow more bang for the buck to the ticket buyers, 3) make VIP an actual VIP experience…even consider an ultra VIP or top tier package even more exclusive at a premium like most other festivals do, 4) lastly, hire better sound engineers/technicians as for the Spiral stage in particular, there were numerous issues to many artists throughout the day. I do commend SNW for having a highly extensive post-festival survey that was sent to solicit feedback and metrics; I would recommend that the same amount of care into so many aspects of the festival be felt as the questions in said survey.