Fyre Festival 2: Have you ever felt quite brought?

Fyre Festival 2: Have you ever felt quite brought?


Summary

The Fyre Festival 2 promises to be an epic turnaround after the disaster of the first edition, with tickets for sale and promises of transparency and responsibility.





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Recently announced for April, Fyre Festival 2 is already selling tickets, generating a mixture of curiosity, skepticism and even disbelief. The event, which promises to be an “epic turning point” after the catastrophic failure of the first edition, has rekindled the memories of one of the greatest disasters in the history of the festivals.

The Fyre Festival was designed by Billy McFarland, an entrepreneur who promised a luxury festival on a private island in Bahamas. The event was sold as an exclusive experience, with tickets that cost $ 1,000 and $ 12,000. The promises included luxury accommodation, gourmet cuisine, presentations of renowned artists and a scenario of paradise.

However, reality was completely different. When the participants arrived on the island, they found disaster stalls, insufficiency and poor quality, widespread disorder and no promised infrastructure. Billy McFarland was arrested in 2018 and sentenced to six years of prison for fraud after admitting that he had lied on the financial and logistical ability to keep the event. The case generated famous documentaries such as “Fyre: The Greatest Party that never happened” (Netflix) and “Fyre Fraud” (Hulu), which detailed the disaster and manipulation behind the Festival.

Despite all disputes, Billy McFarland, who was released from prison in 2022, promises that this time the event will be held with “transparency and responsibility”, learning from the mistakes of the past. Tickets range from $ 1400 to $ 25,000. So what? Who will be enough to get on board?

Rodrigo James is a journalist, content creator and publishes a weekly newsletter Slob

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Source: Terra

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