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2011.09.02-2011.09.04 Electric Zoo 2011 (pg. 77)
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| trancinchink |
I'm excited for Sat/Sun.
Wuts up everyone! |
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| Lufelia |
| quote: | Originally posted by tubularbills
Hello Again,
We are now ready to offer all our Early Bird customers the various transportation upgrades we have put together for this year's event.
Everyone who purchased Early Bird tickets is eligible to upgrade their tickets to include transportation. These will be upgrades only, and only existing orders are eligible. If your group of attendees has grown, anyone without tickets will need to purchase tickets through the current sale, found at http://www.madeevent.com/ElectricZoo/tickets.php
The transportation upgrades available are as follows:
1) Early Bird Ticket w/Shuttle Bus Pass - Additional $30
2) Early Bird Ticket w/Ferry Pass - Additional $45
3) Early Bird Ticket w/Parking Pass - Additional $75
More information on these upgrades can be found at http://www.madeevent.com/ElectricZoo/gettingthere.php
If you would like to take advantage of these offers, the best way to let us know is by replying to your original confirmation email with how many of each upgrade you would like to purchase. Again, only swaps are allowed, no new purchases. If you can't find it, you may also reply to this email with your order number or call 1-800-594-8499 if you need additional help. The ticketing Support Dept can assist you from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Monday through Friday. You will receive a subsequent email confirming the upgrade has been made.
We will honor all requests sent by July 24th.
-Electric Zoo |
FYI, I emailed them about this way back when they sent it and they just sent a reply and charged me for it yesterday. So it took 2 weeks, in case anyone does this and gets antsy about getting a reply back (probably had a backlog of requests at the time though). |
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| Neonbeats |
| I got the ferry added in like 4 days. Pretty happy about that...love taking the ferry in and out. |
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| Lufelia |
I guess they like you better. :p
My favorite thing about the ferry is how on the way there, everyone is all pumped up, the energy and excitement are palpable, and on the way back, over half the people on the boat are falling asleep and/or look like zombies. |
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| tubularbills |
FYI why your tickets' service charge was so much.
| quote: | Randall's Island Sports Foundation (RISF), The Bronx Museum of the Arts, and Made Event announce FLOW, a two-part public art exhibition that will be on view during the summers of 2011 and 2012 along the shoreline at Randall's Island Park. This unique project is aimed at fostering an appreciation of the waterfront environment through large-scale outdoor sculptures and art installations. The first installation, titled FLOW.11, will be unveiled on July 1, 2011, with additional special celebrations planned for Labor Day Weekend, in tandem with Electric Zoo, a three-day electronic music festival at Randall's Island featuring the planet's biggest international DJs and live acts across four stages. A portion of the sale of every Electric Zoo ticket from 2010 & 2011 is donated to the project, which is aimed at fostering an appreciation of the waterfront environment through large-scale outdoor sculptures and art installations.
Flow.11 will feature five site-specific projects by emerging artists. The artists were selected from this year's Bronx Calling, the first Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) biennial at the Bronx Museum and Wave Hill. Visitors to the park can view the art installations free of charge on foot and by bike along the island's newly restored 4.5-mile waterfront pathways.
"We are thrilled to host FLOW on Randall's Island Park. This exciting project will draw many new and existing visitors to the island this summer and next. Randall's Island's beautiful waterfront pathways are the perfect location for these inspiring works of public art, set against the Manhattan skyline. FLOW is the first of many visual arts events which will take advantage of Randall's Island's unique setting in the coming years, and the installation reinforces RISF's mission to transform the park into a varied and comprehensive recreational resource for New Yorkers," said Aimee Boden, Executive Director of the Randall's Island Sports Foundation.
The artists creating works for FLOW.11 at Randall's Island are Andrew Chan, Katherine Daniels, Jongil Ma, Gregory Reynolds, and Romy Scheroder. Their works range from a 12-foot sci-fi-themed Resident Alien, inspired by the island's large water tower, to a chain-link fence woven with colorful plastic ribbons representing the island's Native American past, to Hey Poseidon, a shipwrecked wooden boat reminiscent of the many boats in the Park's history that have foundered in the surprisingly strong currents of the Hell Gate rapids in the East River. Each site has been selected to best showcase the artwork and the island -- from the ball fields to the bike and pedestrian pathways and the riverside lawns - and to reach out to Randall's Island's diverse community of ball players, bikers, runners, walkers, picnickers, island explorers, and events goers.
Randall's Island Park is a remarkable 480-acre waterfront resource located in the East River, with unparalleled views of Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan. New waterfront pathways run along the island's shoreline, which includes almost 9 acres of restored salt marsh and freshwater wetlands. The Park also offers a world-class track & field stadium, a golf center, a state-of-the-art 20-court tennis center and over 60 new sports fields, as well as the Harlem River Event site, which is home to concerts, theater, and events. In addition, the Randall's Island Sports Foundation runs year-round youth sports and arts programs that are offered free of charge to thousands of children annually, and are run in close partnership with over 120 local public schools and community-based organizations in Harlem and the South Bronx. As a result, the park is fast becoming the ultimate playground for all New Yorkers.
"We are very proud to bring outdoor art and sculpture to Randall's Island through the FLOW exhibitions, and hope that the confluence of art and environment will find continued expression at the Park," said Holly Block, Executive Director, The Bronx Museum of the Arts.
FLOW has been made possible through a generous grant from the Rockefeller Foundation's New York City Cultural Innovation Fund (CIF), alongside support from Made Event.
For more information about the FLOW 2011 Artists and exhibitions, please go to:
www.flow11.org
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| Neonbeats |
| quote: | Originally posted by tubularbills
FYI why your tickets' service charge was so much. |
That prob contributes like 10 cents a ticket. |
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| PvDoBseSSioN |
is it just me or is AN21 & Max Vangelli the cheap way to get a swedish house mafia esque performance at EZ???
i mean i just listened to their set at sensation white from last week and it might as well have been a SHM set! awful |
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| lounger540 |
| Last week the SHM party in Ibiza was only Max & AN21, but it said SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA across the top of the billboard. Cop out for sure. |
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| Neonbeats |
| Same set for the fraction of the price. Smart. |
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| lounger540 |
| It's not SHM if Angello or Axwell don't get on the mic and say they're going something in the . |
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| nortie_gess |
Coming from Australia to do Electric Zoo and am MEGA pumped!!
Cannot wait to see how you guys party in comparison to us Aussies!! |
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