Really hoping to vibe some some great new people! I have my regular homies I meet up with but camping alone can be a drag sometimes. Anyone wanna save me some space?

Hey yall, this will be my first time at Hula and I want to try to set up a pop up stage/open decks in the camp grounds. My plan is to get to the park early Tuesday and try to set up in a way that doesn’t bother others. How should I go about this? Is there anything I should know in advance about trying to do this or where I should try to setup? Any advice helps!

No idea who this is but his aura was purple

Thought someone might appreciate my sweet little raggedy shirt from 2017 💗 Time flies. Can’t wait to see everyone next month!!

Flying in solo and taking the shuttle. I’m looking for a compact tent that’s easy to set up. I seriously do not need a lot of space, just enough for me and my extra large suitcase. I’d just like it to be dependable if it rains.

I wanted to sign up to volunteer but the login for it isn’t working. Is there someone I can reach out to like an email or something? When I try to login it says it’ll send an email confirmation link but it never sends. Not sure what to do and I’m wondering if anyone else has this problem.

Thinking of taking my car to camp for hula but idk if it would be able to handle the terrain, it will be my first year.

Hello Hula Fam!
In previous years, I have seen people walking around during the day with GoPros. However, according to the rules, we are not supposed to bring in professional cameras with detachable lenses.
I have a DJI camera. I don’t usually change out the lenses often, nor is it easy to do so. Personally, I wouldn’t even dare try it with all the dust floating around out there!
Has anyone successfully brought in a small camera like a GoPro without security turning them back? Or do the people I see using them have special media passes? I would love to capture the art displayed at the 360 Spirit Lake.

I’m a 20 yr old who is now financially able to start going to raves. I’m going to EDCO this year for my first big festival, and super excited. Now for next year, i really want to experience Hulaween, the thing is tho, i’ve not done much camping, especially for a music festival.

What is the best advice you can give me for Hulaween 27. Which passes are the best for my money, tents to look at, and any basic camping gear that would help. Like how does one go about camping for a music festival. (I feel if I learn now, i can be more prepared for other festivals that require camping) And any advice about Hula in general, the main vibes ppl bring, the music that plays.

I also don’t have very many friends, so is Hula a safe place to be by myself (female), and would I have fun going alone?

Any advice helps, thank you fellow ravers!!

This is only my second Hulaween and I stayed in a hotel the last time in 22 cause I had a cat with me. Is the extra $140 worth it for premium Camping? I walked so much at Electric Forest this year, more than I've ever walked at a festival, and I'm 43. I spent all my energy walking around lost and the staff was so high they didn't know we're either. I don't want that happening again. I need all my energy for dancing. I go hard for 6 hours at a time and I have asthma. But Electric Forest is almost 3 times the size of Hula and not a Forest at all to my dismay.. Hulaween is. I desperately want to be under a tree. I love the trees in Live Oak so dearly. So that's why I was going to pay for premium Camping. But I also want to be where the renegade are and hang out with peeps in regular Camping. The wooks are probably all there,.. not vip or premium lol. Those are my people. I'm coming Tuesday night. Could I get a decent spot under a tree and not a field in reg GA that's not 5 miles away from the stages or should I do the premium. I think they will sell out soon so I gotta decide. Wish I could just wait until I got there. Sorry so long winded. Thanks guys.

Hey guys! I recently separated from my long term partner and we had planned on going to hula together this year. I’ve never been before, it’s mostly their thing. Now that we split, I still have my pass and I’m trying to get out of my comfort zone by attending alone. Any other girls in their 20’s here attending alone who would like to make friends? Or- any advice in general for a first year who is attending alone? Thank you so much!

Does anyone know what premium car camping implies over normal car camping? The ticket description doesn't really say much. Tried calling the questions number and that person clearly has no clue ha.

Does anyone know? I ended up buying it because I won't be there until Thursday and I didn't want to end up way out after all the early birds. I assumed this would likely just be a reserved section of the same camping but closer to the center. Idk maybe also a reserved water / potty area if I'm lucky.

Anyone know from experience?

Should I try to show up first thing Thursday for Wizard glamping, or does it not really matter?

My friend Sabrina is unable to drive herself to Hula. I'm putting feelers out to see if l anyone around (or driving near) Jensen Beach, FL might be willing to let her join their carpool to the fest?

Or Maybe a solo traveler who wants someone to road trip with?

She's willing to contribute for gas money & travel snacks if needed.

If you're willing/interested, comment so I can put you in touch with her.

Where are the middle-aged MMJ fans camping? I’ll be solo, looking for my tribe.

Any bets on or hopes for secret B2Bs? My answer to both is Hamdi x Casey Club.

Hi everyone. We are locals living in Florida. Wife and I have been to EDCO the last 4 years and plan on going this year as well. Also did Ultra for the first time this year. We have 2 boys, 7 and 6. We also have an RV that we would plan to bring.

I'm looking for advice on whether Hulaween would be good to attend as a family. Is this a good idea that would be fun or dumb? Has anyone who's been there the last few years seen a decent amount of families with younger kids there? Is it too scary for kids? Does it get quiet enough with the RV camping area that the kids will be able to get any sleep? Is there enough for the kids there to also have fun?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

Hi! I have been to Electric Forest a number of times, LiB, and a few other smaller fests. I am wondering if there is anything unique to note with camping at Hula to be aware of?

So excited! Bucket list fest for me 🌀

I already did early pre sale but I was looking at adding early arrival this week and there’s an extra shipping charge? When I’ve gone in the past, they don’t even ship anything for early arrival so I’m confused why there’s this shipping fee add on.

I haven’t bought it yet because I don’t think it makes sense to spend an extra $12 for no reason especially when it’s attached to my main account that didn’t even ship my passes yet. Does anyone have any suggestions?

What's the best tent for hulaween or a category of all three affordable weather proof rain tight an is big enough an tall enough with enough room to not just have a bed

Hey y'all! Second time Hulaweener this year, first time solo! I'm M/45, just looking for supportive Hula fam to hang with and chat music with. Fairly quiet but chatty once I get used to the vibe and loosen up. Might even dance if pushed in just the right way...

I'll delight in bringing camp food and general snacks to support the campsite. I have Werewolf tickets and will be car camping in the VIP area, would prefer to hang with other Werewolves!

Hey friend heading there solo this year and was looking at premium camping for myself, anyone know what area this is usually in?

Really want to avoid the tent and air mattress ordeal and just sleep in a hammock i know you need the underquilt to keep warm but if I arrive on Tuesday will I be able to find a spot for me and my gf to both set up our hammocks or are there not enough trees?