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Fyre Festival Isn’t Learning Its Lesson
Fyre Festival Isn’t Learning Its Lesson,The infamous Fyre Festival has begun selling tickets for its sequel event six years later. The original festival was the subject of the Netflix documentary ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened.’ Fyre Festival 2 is scheduled in December 2024.

Fyre Festival Isn’t Learning Its Lesson

Scam me once, shame on you. Scam me twice … Optimist Billy McFarland ditched the pirate-treasure hunt to go back to his roots of scamming people the old-fashioned way by creating another music festival in the Caribbean. McFarland announced Fyre Festival 2, a sequel to the successful Fyre Festival 1 that featured delicious bread-and-cheese plates for its guests, and scheduled round two to go live on December 2024. Passes are currently for sale, with prices increasing as tickets get sold — the first tier of 100 tickets has already sold out. The purchase allegedly includes one ticket to the festival, a pass for other Fyre events and pop-ups, and access to other events like weekend getaways and documentary screenings (granted, if you buy tickets to the events, you’ll probably end up in a documentary yourself). The site features a disclaimer that the festival date is subject to change and they are hoping to a host a minimum of four events prior to the festival. However, if you’re not interested in being a part of another class-action settlement and are, perhaps, a fan of geography, the Fyre Festival website still has something for you: a link to the Caribbean Sea on Google Maps. In case you didn’t know where it was.

Photo: Fyre Festival Website

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