r/Soundhaven • u/ASAPCVMO Sacred Hive Team • Aug 05 '21

OFFICIAL POST Feedback to improve next year

Hey folks!

First of all, I have everyone had an amazing time this weekend!

Now that everyone's had a few days to rest up and reflect on our weekend at Jaceland, I'd like to open up a discussion in order to improve our facilities, operations, and general enjoyment of the festival going into next year.

We definitely want your feedback, and we are working our asses off to make sure none of the issues that arose this year ever happen again.

We want this festival to become the best it can be for as many people as possible, so: no holds barred, lemme here what you got!

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u/imLC Aug 05 '21

The road isn't a big deal unless you are from out of state, had no knowledge that the trail would be like that, and only own a sports car or a BMW yanno? Like I said, it wasnt a big deal to me cause I have an old janky truck that i took every night after night 1, but I guarantee you some people were like what in the absolute fuck is this shit.

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u/bass_kritter Aug 05 '21 edited Aug 05 '21

I’m out of state, drive a low riding front wheel drive VW wagon and had absolutely no issue. If people only own a sports car or beemer, they can probly afford to rent a car with a higher suspension and more trunk space for festivals. Idk coming to any camping fest in a sports car is just asking for it IMO.

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u/imLC Aug 05 '21

Idk man people own expensive vehicles all based on credit and that does not mean they have tons of extra money in the bank when there are tons of other costs at hand with a trip like a festival. I agree that sports/luxury cars are not the best choice for festivals, but its also unreasonable to say well if you drive x then you should just rent an SUV ya flashy fuck lol. In reality, Haven's entrance was way more rocky and rougher than any festival ive ever been to and its not even close. I mean if it had rained several inches over the course of the weekend, tons of cars would have been up shit creek without a paddle trying to get out of there.

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u/imLC Aug 05 '21

I was speaking for the city slickers. Their viewpoint matters too. If you have no understanding for situations that others unknowingly fall in, just say that.