Here come the Nations! TomorrowWorld. (Atlanta, Woodstock: 2013, hotel, house)

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Originally Posted by Bobdreamz

Not that impressive when you consider Ultra was a one weekend festival this year and part of it was removed from what is now Museum Park next door to Bayfront Park as Miami is getting ready to open the new Frost Museum of Science.
Anyways enjoy TomorrowWorld in the Atlanta suburbs with 'camping" grounds. How prophetic and appropriate.

You sound like a whiny old Jewish woman. All you do is throw shade at Atlanta. The Chattahoochee Hills area is stunning in it's topography and all around beauty. Nothing in your precious hell hole Miami comes close. I have gone every year and all I have heard is RAVE comments of its incredible location from people from all over the planet, even MIAMI, whatever country that's in.......

[red92s]

Flying out of ATL the Monday after TomorrowWorld is always good people watching.

[waronxmas]

Originally Posted by Bobdreamz

Anyways enjoy TomorrowWorld in the Atlanta suburbs with 'camping" grounds. How prophetic and appropriate.

You do understand that is the whole point of the festival, right? The Belgian organizers specifically chose to bring TomorrowWorld here due to the similarity the area has to the area just outside of Brussels where the original TomorrowLand is held. Funny how a festival that's been taking place in Europe with the same setup for years has become one of the most respected events in the world, yet when the same organizers organize the same thing in Georgia it is some how inferior. In fact, most of the biggest festivals are held in similarly "remote" locations: Burning Man, Coachella, Isle of Wight so I'm not sure of your point.

Don't think for a second though that Atlanta doesn't know how to throw a massive music event in the central city. This just happened this past weekend:

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Originally Posted by waronxmas

You do understand that is the whole point of the festival, right? The Belgian organizers specifically chose to bring TomorrowWorld here due to the similarity the area has to the area just outside of Brussels where the original TomorrowLand is held. Funny how a festival that's been taking place in Europe with the same setup for years has become one of the most respected events in the world, yet when the same organizers organize the same thing in Georgia it is some how inferior. In fact, most of the biggest festivals are held in similarly "remote" locations: Burning Man, Coachella, Isle of Wight so I'm not sure of your point.

Don't think for a second though that Atlanta doesn't know how to throw a massive music event in the central city. This just happened this past weekend:

The only point BOB has, is throwing negativity toward Atlanta. (Period).

[atler8]

Originally Posted by Bobdreamz

Not that impressive when you consider Ultra was a one weekend festival this year and part of it was removed from what is now Museum Park next door to Bayfront Park as Miami is getting ready to open the new Frost Museum of Science.
Anyways enjoy TomorrowWorld in the Atlanta suburbs with 'camping" grounds. How prophetic and appropriate.

Honestly Bob your constant ragging & dissing of all things Atlanta is repetitive, predictable & tiresome.
Throughout my years in Atlanta, I've seen & heard a lot of pettiness from folks out of various parts of Florida, mostly rooted in jealousy, who know that Atlanta is the business hub & capital of the southeast & that Florida, despite it's larger population, has no business hub to compare to Atlanta.
As for your Tomorrow World comments Bob, you might try a venue change & check out Tomorrow World yourself for an in-person look to experience what the Atlanta event is all about. Otherwise, perhaps it'd be wiser to keep your comments to yourself if you have no personal experience with it.
By my own reality-based comparison, the Miami area has NO Chattahoochee Hills type of beautiful countryside like the sort that Tomorrow World is set in. Anything that far out in the "country" outside of Miami would be in a miserable, bug & snake-infested swamp setting.

[ATLTJL]

Yup.

Tomorrow world's setting is utterly spectacular. They really turn the forest into a place that almost feels like it could be on another planet. And there's plenty of space, not just people crammed in.

I'm probably bringing a sheet or towel and small pillow this year.

If you see a guy just laying down on the side of a hill listening to the music, watching the show, and relaxing, that might be me!

I love TW. It would be nice if they had better amenities nearby, but it's remote and that's what you get. It's worth the drive out there and the mile long walk from your car to the grounds.

[afdinatl]

Originally Posted by atler8

Honestly Bob your constant ragging & dissing of all things Atlanta is repetitive, predictable & tiresome.
Throughout my years in Atlanta, I've seen & heard a lot of pettiness from folks out of various parts of Florida, mostly rooted in jealousy, who know that Atlanta is the business hub & capital of the southeast & that Florida, despite it's larger population, has no business hub to compare to Atlanta.
As for your Tomorrow World comments Bob, you might try a venue change & check out Tomorrow World yourself for an in-person look to experience what the Atlanta event is all about. Otherwise, perhaps it'd be wiser to keep your comments to yourself if you have no personal experience with it.
By my own reality-based comparison, the Miami area has NO Chattahoochee Hills type of beautiful countryside like the sort that Tomorrow World is set in. Anything that far out in the "country" outside of Miami would be in a miserable, bug & snake-infested swamp setting.

He just needs a girlfriend. He said the exact same stuff last year. It's like he has an alarm on his phone that lets him know anytime someone in the Atlanta forum compares TW to that festival in Miami

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Originally Posted by waronxmas

This, my friend, is called getting old.

Man, I don't think so. I constantly crave new music. My primary spotify playlist is pretty diverse and fresh, but honestly, I want it even more so. The two main acts I mentioned, to a lesser extent Bassnecatar, is incredibly repetitive.

But I'm not calling it bad music. I really can't wait to check the whole thing out! Just concerned about how long I will enjoy.

How robust are the patdowns on entry btw?

Originally Posted by ATLTJL

I'm probably bringing a sheet or towel and small pillow this year.

If you see a guy just laying down on the side of a hill listening to the music, watching the show, and relaxing, that might be me!

That sounds awesome, glad to hear you can get a bit of a break from the crowd and still check it out.

[toll_booth]

Originally Posted by Atlwarrior

In September 2014, TomorrowWorld welcomed 160,000 visitors from over 75 countries to the Chattahoochee Hills just outside of Atlanta, Georgia. This is like the Olympics of EDM festival.

160,000? Holy **** that's a lot of people...

[JMatl]

Originally Posted by atler8

Honestly Bob your constant ragging & dissing of all things Atlanta is repetitive, predictable & tiresome.
Throughout my years in Atlanta, I've seen & heard a lot of pettiness from folks out of various parts of Florida, mostly rooted in jealousy, who know that Atlanta is the business hub & capital of the southeast & that Florida, despite it's larger population, has no business hub to compare to Atlanta.
As for your Tomorrow World comments Bob, you might try a venue change & check out Tomorrow World yourself for an in-person look to experience what the Atlanta event is all about. Otherwise, perhaps it'd be wiser to keep your comments to yourself if you have no personal experience with it.
By my own reality-based comparison, the Miami area has NO Chattahoochee Hills type of beautiful countryside like the sort that Tomorrow World is set in. Anything that far out in the "country" outside of Miami would be in a miserable, bug & snake-infested swamp setting.

Bob has been incredibly threatened by and jealous of Atlanta for a long time, and not just on C-D. It goes across several forums.