6 Things You Need for Festival Season

November 13th, 2022 by Swati in Events

Approximately 32 million Americans attend at least one music festival per year, so if you love the experience of music festivals, then you’re definitely not alone. Music festivals are awesome, with insanely huge crowds, blaring music, and some of the best musicians, artists, and bands in the world. However, if you fail to bring everything you need to a music festival, you can miss out on a lot of things and not have a great time. We don’t want that for you, and we’re sure you don’t either, which is why we are here today to tell you about six things you need to bring with you to your next music festival. These items will make your music festival experience so much more enjoyable, and you’ll be able to have the time of your life. To learn everything you need to know for your music festival packing list, from festival outfits and water bottles and everything in between, keep on reading.

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1. Festival Outfits

You can go to a music festival and dance your heart out, but if you’re not wearing the right kind of festival outfit, then you’re missing out! Festival outfits are a huge part of what makes music festivals so much fun. You can only wear festival outfits at music festivals and literally nowhere else, so make the most out of your next festival by wearing the craziest outfit you can find.

2. Hand Sanitizer

Another thing you absolutely must have with you at your next music festival is a bottle of hand sanitizer. The global pandemic in 2020 really opened our eyes as a society to the dangers of germs in crowded places, so to keep yourself healthy so you can enjoy your music festival to the fullest extent, regularly sanitize your hands. As mentioned, millions of Americans attend music festivals each year, and you never know what someone else might be carrying. Stay on the safe side by keeping hand sanitizer with you at all times.

3. Wallet With Cash and ID

Thirdly, and perhaps most importantly, you need to bring your wallet with you everywhere you go when you’re at a music festival. Your wallet should have a decent amount of cash as well as your identification. You’ll need cash because if you come across vendors at music festivals, chances are they’ll take cash only. Furthermore, you’ll need your ID with you because many music festivals require you to show proof that you’re of age, especially if you’re in the younger age group. Make sure you have your precious wallet with you at all times.

4. Comfortable Shoes

Music festivals are renowned for their enormous crowds and non-stop dancing. While this is an overall amazing experience, there is one small thing that could make the crowds, walking, and dancing much less enjoyable: uncomfortable footwear. Stilettos and other kinds of uncomfortable shoes might look cute, but they are totally not worth it, especially when you can’t even stand after the first act because of how much pain your feet are in. Thankfully, there are so many options for cute and comfortable shoes that are music festival-worthy.

5. Portable Phone Battery and Charger

Allow us to set the scene for you: you’re having the time of your life at a music festival, and as your favorite act walks out onto the stage, you pull out your phone to take photos and videos. Right when you need it the most though, your phone runs out of battery! This unfortunate event happens way too often, so to make sure you never have to go through a tragic experience like this, make sure to bring a portable phone battery and charger with you. You could get an external battery and a separate charging wire, or you could get something like a phone case that doubles as an external battery pack.

6. Reusable Water Bottle

Aside from hand sanitizer, this final item will be the most impactful in keeping you healthy during music festivals; bring a reusable water bottle with you and fill it up regularly (with water, by the way, even though you’re at a music festival). By keeping your body hydrated, you’ll protect your body from overheating, dehydration, falling sick, and much more. Before you have a drink of anything else, down a bottle of water first. Your body will thank you, and you’ll get to enjoy the music festival experience to the fullest.