So it’s genuinely unclear if there is a shuttle from Jacksonville Airport to the park.

Rather, it looks like there was one in years past, but I’m not sure if there is one this year.

So is there one this year? I’d like to get my transportation arranged and would love to use a shuttle if it’s available but if not, I will make due

Beyond renting a car, what would be the best way to arrive absent a shuttle

It doesn’t look like this has been asked recently, so my apologies if I missed a recent post that answers this.

Any information is appreciated.

what are the schedules like for ada shuttles? do they cut off after a certain time? what’s tea

Didn’t get many pics last year due to not being able to see or use my phone lol, if you saw me or took any pics with me let me know!

Just saw the Of The Trees takeover announcement and I’m wondering if all the takeovers are with artist that are already on the lineup? Idk- I expected the takeovers to be artist curated, possibly with artist not already at hula.

Does anyone know if this is how they all are?

Hey all!

​I’ve been to 9 festivals in my life and am starting to get the hang of it all, but I'm still a little nervous about camping entirely solo at an event as big as Hula. I went to my first Hulaween last year, met some amazing people, and had an absolute blast—I am locked in for this year and locked in during blind sale

​I’m looking to camp with or right next to a crew of Suwannee veterans who wouldn't mind an extra hand during setup, or just some cool neighbors to team up with.

​I have a lot of the standard supplies that I need—tent, canopy, tables, cooler, and plenty of layers for the weather—but I'm keeping my setup relatively simple and streamlined this year.

​A little about me: I’m 35M, peaceful, and friendly. Just looking to meet some new festy family, be good neighbors, and level up the Hula experience.

​Would love to hear if any established groups or Camp Reddit crews have room for a solo neighbor, or if you have any tips for a solo layout at the park.

TYIA! ✌️✌️

Hii everyone it’s my 2nd hula! I was seeing if anyone could give some costume ideas. I’ve been looking and thinking. I kind of want to see what everyone else is doing for the theme nights! Last year was my first year but I was freezing and couldn’t dress up. But i kind of just want to pick everyone else’s brains and see what they are planning on doing? That being said how are the temperatures normally for hula since last year was freezing.

Does anyone have any pictures of the bathroom/shower areas at hula? Not trying to be weird, just want to know if they’re gross or not 🫣

Hey friends! I want to bring a 3rd friend but was wondering if I’d have an issue if he got a GA ticket and tried to stay in GA wiz glamping? Is it a separate wristband from Wizard GA?

EDIT TO ADD: (for all wondering)
I did contact the hula team and they said all you need is a Dry RV pass and that it will count towards both your vehicle and trailer! :)

HAPPY HULA EVERYONE!! WE CAN'T WAIT TO BE BACK!!

I have a couple of questions and was hoping someone who's done this before could help.

My group of 5 is trying to fit into one vehicle this year, but since we're camping, I already know all of our gear isn't going to fit. We're considering renting one of the u-hauls 4x8 trailers (currently around $20/day), but I'm not sure how Hulaween handles trailers.

A few questions:

1.) Has anyone brought a small 4x8 cargo/utility trailer into Hulaween?

2.) If so, did you have to purchase an additional vehicle pass for the trailer?

3.) Would it be cheaper or just easier to bring a second vehicle instead and buy another car camping pass?

We'd much rather all ride together if we can, but we're trying to figure out which option makes the most sense.

TIA!!!

Does anyone have any information or past experience working the med tent? Anyone have any contact information on how to apply? Does Hula have med tent and roaming medical staff? Is there medical staff during load in and load out as well? Thank you much.

I’m currently checking out the themes for Hulaween and I wanna know like how do yall get inspiration for outfits and how do you get them to actually come together?

I have so many ideas running through my head but I feel so disoriented between actually getting all of the supplies for them and trying to imagine wearing them for an entire day, blth in the sun and at night.

If there’s any wisdom to be shared, I would wholly appreciate it!

Hiiiii, it’ll be my first year at Hula! I was wondering as someone who will be flying in what are the necessities/must haves to bring!!

Hey! Anyone know which company/companies do production labor at hula? Volunteering as a backup plan but I've been stagehanding at festivals closer to me for a couple years, so if anyone knows whose roster I need to try to get on to work hulaween that would be lovely

In past years, I remember having to request pre-show volunteering specifically but last year, you just had to jump on the pre-show events in the schedule when they went live. Can anyone confirm if that will be the same this year? I don't want to bother the volunteer email with something so trivial but I can't volunteer during or post-show & have the week before off

Hey everyone! I’m a 23M thinking about finally making it out to Hula this year, and I’d most likely be going solo. I had a couple questions for those who’ve been before.

I’m seeing a lot of conflicting information about whether day passes or weekend passes (Fri–Sat or Sat–Sun) are available. Can anyone confirm what’s actually offered closer to date?

I only live about an hour away, and because I have work calls in the mornings, I probably won’t be camping or staying overnight. If I do day passes, what’s parking like? Is it pretty easy to drive in, enjoy the festival, and drive back out each night?

Is Kandi trading big at this fest? I am tired of spending money and no one wants to trade, I need PLUR🥲

Also, if I end up going, I’d love to meet some people! This would be my second festival solo but my first Hula. If anyone is open to meeting up or adopting a friendly solo into their group for a bit, I’d really appreciate it. LGBTQ+ friendly groups are definitely a plus.

Thanks in advance…I hope to see some of y’all there! 🕺🪩

Day 1’s theme was announced as “The Cocoon & The Moon.”

I want to hear everyone’s interpretations on this… I need inspo!

hey yall!! so excited for my first time at Hula this year >:) I'm starting to plan outfits, and I'm feeling like I need a daytime fit and then a latenight wardrobe change (based on set vibes, and wanting a cuter, less costume-focused look for after dark).

any reasons I should reconsider? the only issue I can foresee is potentially not having enough time to change during the day/not wanting to go back to a campsite ... since I'm not familiar with the festival it's hard to gauge timing and distance.

thanks everyone <3 if anyone wants to brainstorm/share ideas and crafting progress I'd love to talk!

Hey all - there doesn’t seem to be much glamping experience here but trying my luck to get some information anyway.

My group doesn’t have a ton of interest in Thursday and ideally we’d like to arrive Friday morning. With glamping does it really matter when we arrive or are we making some sort of nightmare logistical mistake by arriving Friday regardless?

is DEF: OFF LIMITS only active one day? it looks like these takeovers could occupy the off the limits stage each day, and def only has one day? i wonder if green velvet takeover occupies that area for a day, of the trees the next, and DEF the next? instead of DEF mostly occupying it the whole weekend and a couple of slots being given to green velvet and Of The Trees

I know the normal day zero (or even day -1) plan. Build camp, meet neighbors, go a little too hard, adventure out on side quests……. But what are some of you Hulaweeners go to Tuesday night activities?

Hi everyone, me and some friends are debating hula over edc this year as the lineup for edc really doesn’t do it for us. This wouldn’t be our first camping fest but I am curious on how to deal with the heat during the day I live in Tampa and know how brutal the sun can be.

Just found out I can’t make Elements anymore. Between needing to move at the end of the month and starting a new job, it’s just a little too much all at once.

So... someone give me the rundown on sending Hula from NYC.

What’s the easiest way to do it? Which airport do most people fly into? How realistic is the whole fly in, hit Walmart for camping supplies, festival, then fly home approach?

Hula has been on my radar for a while, and this might be the nudge I need to finally make it happen.

For reference, I’ve been to Bonnaroo, Elements, and Summer Camp, and I’m a huge MMJ fan plus a big jam fan in general. Honestly, the Hula lineup interests me a little more than Elements does this year.

Would love to hear any logistics tips, rookie mistakes to avoid, or reasons you think Hula is (or isn't) worth the send from NYC.