quote: | Originally posted by ucforange
I don't think it's just Ultra that brings people to Miami for WMC/MMW. The boat parties, pool parties, non-stop events at all sorts of clubs, etc are a big draw. Honestly I thought MMW was pretty damn busy this past March. Maybe MMW won't draw as much as it used to, but it isn't going to cease being relevant any time soon.
As a Floridian, I love MMW. Don't need to spend $$$ on flights and extensive traveling to get a festival or series of events at an overseas hotspot. To me it really is up there with the big-time European events and festivals. Don't really get all the hate for the one major event each year that us Floridians have in our back yard. ADE is great but outside of Awakenings, I thought the venues were kinda lacking. Don't get me wrong, it's a great week long party as well but let's be honest, some of the venues and parties are wildly inconsistent.
I'm actually looking forward to checking out Amsterdam again in the summer time, and going to one of their outdoor mini festivals that they seem to have every weekend. ADE in October is dreary with the rain, 50 degree weather, and early nightfall. |
I'm not giving it any hate. I'm giving you a different perspective. I love MMW/WMC as well but I'm also not going to blind and think that it will be around forever. I'm giving you the other side of the coin from throwing parties, from what the agents are telling me, what the artists are telling me. More and more every year artists are skipping on Miami. Just this week I had offers out for a few guys that were just waiting on signatures and boom they aren't accepting because they are going to Saint Martin, for the exact same reasons I just mentioned above.
The euro is weak.
Miami is expensive (especially in March)
There are options that are out there that offer better money for your dollar.
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