“We’re really excited that we were able to lock down this venue. It’s not the most in-demand place for bands to play at, but we think the potential for the perfect festival is definitely there” says manager Jason Colton. “Some phans have been grumbling about the lack of roads leading into the venue, but we’ve been working very closely with local law enforcement to ensure that traffic is at a minimum.”
Phish Archivist Kevin Shapiro has said that he thinks this has the makings of the best Phish festival ever. “It’s really not that difficult to get there. All you have to do is get a seat on the once-a-week flight to Gainesville that leaves out of Valdosta Airport in Georgia, and rent a red 1964 Ford Falcon (remember, it has to be red!). Drive that car 26 miles due east, turn left at the third stop light that has a broken yellow light, and park in the 8th spot in from the drive-through at the local Wendy’s. After that, it’s just a quick hop skip and jump as you take a 6-mile walk through the swamp, where you have to sneak aboard a container ship leaving the Port of St. Augustine, and spend 19 days hidden in the engine room while the ship takes you to an unmarked port in Brazil.
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When asked how the commute compares to other festival sites Shapiro responded, “Come on man, after the crazy lines in Limestone, this will be a piece of cake.” Tickets for the festival go on sale April 12, at 9am EST.
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