Warped Tour 2018: The Final Cross-Country Trek Tour • Page 142

That Transform Stage is giving me a headache. Acts come and go on a daily basis.

 

I thought Knuckle Puck has opened with No Good and I just missed it, so weird. Idk why it’s not in their set

 

I feel like they won’t put one main stage in the amphitheater in Holmdel, it’ll either be both or they’ll put Full Sail and Shiragirl in there.

 

a main stage in the amphitheater in Holmdel would make no sense since its all seats.
I hope they dont do it at Jones Beach, but even if they do at least it has a big GA section in the front.

 

Again, they have put a main stage in the amphitheater on almost all of the shed dates so far this year. Gives people a place to get out of the sun and sit down – and it's one less mobile stage they have to set up.

 

What's going on with Holmdel? Are they adding more tickets or is it just a ticketing issue. It seems like it sold out and didnt 3 times this week. I checked as well and it had said unavailble and even on the twitter page it said sold out. Then just checked now and tickets are available again.

 

Last year in Pittsburgh they put both main stages in the amphitheater I hope they just do that again instead of separating them

 

Camden times!

11:00 - Don Broco
11:30 - Movements
12:00 - Issues
12:30 - Trash Boat/Tonight Alive (or break)
1:10 - Chase Atlantic
1:50 - As It Is (conflict with Four Year Strong/Knuckle Puck)
2:30 - Sleep On It
3:10 - The Amity Affliction
4:00 - Waterparks (conflict w/ Grayscale)
5:30 - The Maine (conflict w/ Senses Fail)
6:10 - Ice Nine Kills (partial)
6:30 - Broadside
7:30 - Real Friends
8:00 - With Confidence (conflict w/ State Champs)

 

Has anyone been to a date where both Main stages are in the amphitheater? If they do that for Detroit, I’ll probably sit in there all day and say screw it.

 

The Maine/Senses Fail is my nightmare conflict.

 

It happened once in Camden. Security tried to block more kids from getting into the pit, people crowdsurfed through the seats to hop the barricade.

 

They did it last year in Mass for the first time out of the years I've been to. Thought it was a good idea at first but so many people wanted to go to the pit and couldn't.

 

They don't do any stage in the amp at Wantagh, i think they used it for catering at least one year. No shade probably has something to do with it, id say that's one of the reasons they do it at other dates. Also they have essentially infinite space at Jones beach. In 2016 at least, all of field 5 was closed off to parking and they only fenced in a small portion for the fest, the rest was just buses and empty space

 

They did in Scranton in 2016 and 2017. I hope they do this year too.

 

How exactly is the stage set up there? I havent been to Warped since they moved there.....are the stages near the theater or are they in a lot?

 

uh both? i didn't go last year but in 2016 they fenced off a rectangle in the parking lot near the theater but also connected it to the theater area so u can buy food, use a real bathroom, water fountain, shade etc

 

I went to VA Beach yesterday and I had an absolute blast. My favorite sets of the day were Movements (their crowd looked pretty huge I think), The Maine, Grayscale, State Champs, and Trash Boat. I wasn't a fan of the main stages being so far from each other, was a hassle for sure. Biggest crowd of the day was definitely Mayday Parade, without a doubt. Broadside had the biggest crowd on their stage also, but it was their hometown(ish) show so I wasn't surprised. I was impressed with how the crowds were, specifically in the amphitheater during Movements and Real Friends. I wished Grayscale had a more active crowd, but they played dead last on their stage and people were tired but I still thought they were great and had a decent sized crowd who sang along hard. The Maine was also an excellent way to end the day. They are an amazing live band and they really know how to put on a show. This was the first out of two dates (MD being the other) so there are definitely other bands I'm planning to watch in MD that I didn't catch in VA (Issues, Wage War, Simple Plan, and a few others). The weather wasn't too bad either, it was cool in the beginning and hot in the middle but solid at a Warped date. I wanted to grab a couple CD's from the label tents, but I got there too late when the tents were already taken down. I did grab the new Trash Boat record, which is fantastic. Overall, it was a great day and I'm glad I got to watch all the bands I did, I think it was 14 overall.

 

They did that this year in SLC. The two main stages were side by side in the amphitheater.

 

If someone could hook a brother up with Hatebreed’s setlist, that would be excellent

 

Does anyone know if there's an ATM at Warped? If so are there crazy fees to use it?

 

I think I've used the ATM once at Warped and it was like a 3 or 4 dollar fee?

 

What's the food situation like at Warped? It's been 10 years since I've been I can't remember at all. And are you allowed to bring food in? I got food allergies I just wanna lay out my options

 

They’ll let you bring in a couple snacks or a sandwich. Nothing huge.

 

That depends on what venue you're at. Most/all venues should have ATMs though

 

Food-wise, it really depends on the venue. I’ve been able to bring in a subway sandwich into the Pomona date when I’ve gone to those. But I can’t speak on behalf on the venue you go to. Most venues are different

Also, I’d HIGHLY recommend hitting up your bank to get cash before the show. Venue ATMs will probably charge you hella fees