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Ticket sales for Lakes of Fire 2010 (A Spaced Oddity) have closed! If you were unable to get tickets for whatever reason, we at Lakes of Fire suggest you plug in to your local Burning Man community and see if anyone has extras available. Peoples’ plans change and there is every reason to believe that someone in your neighborhood may wish to unload a ticket they purchased. Tickets were sold for both $35 and $40, so if someone is asking for more than that, find out why to your satisfaction!

What What Y’all?!?

Great Lakes Experimental Arts, Inc. is beyond thrilled to announce that we have sold 995 tickets – just 5 short of total capacity!

Lakes of Fire 2010 (A Spaced Oddity) opens its doors at 12:00 noon E.S.T. on Thursday, June 24th, 2010. The doors close at 6:00 P.M. on Saturday, June 26th, and the event continues until 4:00 P.M. on June 27th. But beware! There are no ticket sales at the gate whatsoever . . . as in zero. Sorry to break it to you, but ticket sales on line are now closed.

Ticket prices for Lakes of Fire 2010 (A Spaced Oddity) were the same as they were for your inaugural 2009 event. We accomplish this by enacting a 100% volunteer-run event. “http://www.lakesoffire.org/volunteer-ipate/”

Ticket Tiers
Attendees age 13 and Older:
200 tickets available at $35 / ticket
800 tickets available at $40 / ticket

Attendees age 12 and under – FREE

Hosted at the Willow Ranch Arts and Events Center in rural Lacota, Michigan, USA, Lakes of Fire is a collaborative celebration of art, fire, music, and friendship. Lakes of Fire 2010: A Spaced Oddity will be for you, and by you. Like last year, you’ll enjoy outdoor camping, both in theme camps and in open camping settings; music, a glorious effigy, large and small scale art (both fiery and otherwise), a carnival atmosphere, and all of the creative energy and wild spirit that you and hundreds of your closest friends from around the Great Lakes (and the world) can bring! Envision the Great Lakes version of Black Rock City. Lakes of Fire will be smaller than Burning Man, more accessible, and with rolling hills, forests, and fields instead of open playa. You won’t get dust storms or temperature swings. But you’ll surely enjoy the mosquitoes, rain, and toxicodendrons-radicans.

You’ll need to purchase a ticket on-line to enter Lakes of Fire. No ticket? No Entry. No exceptions. We’re sorry. Ticket sales are now closed.

There will be absolutely no ticket sales at the gate. Do not show up to Lakes of Fire expecting to pay cash.
xo,

The Info-bot
G.L.E.A., Inc.
burn@lakesoffire.org

http://www.lakesoffire.org

PS: More useful information is below!

You must have a valid ID to enter Lakes of Fire. Participants under 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

You must be 21+ to drink alcohol at Lakes Of Fire. Every participant at Lakes of Fire will receive a wristband identifying them as either over or under 21. Your wristband proves that you’re a participant of Lakes of Fire, so please keep your wristband on throughout the weekend. Failure to wear your wristband may result in your removal from Lakes of Fire, and thus, way less of a good time.

We understand the need for some participants to leave Lakes of Fire for provisions, hotel access, and emergencies. We ask that everyone limit or eliminate the need to exit and re-enter by planning ahead. Carpooling is encouraged. Upon exiting, you must notify the gate staff and sign out. You must also keep your wristband on, and be sure to present it to the gate staff upon re-entry. Without strict adherence to this policy, we cannot guarantee your re-entry to Lakes of Fire. Please be nice to the gate staff. They work very hard to accommodate your needs.

Lakes of Fire’s site is private property owned and operated by our friend and trusted partner. We insist that you comply with all state and local laws, and any reasonable request that our organizers, our host or his associates make of you.

Sorry puppies! There are no pets allowed at Lakes of Fire.