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Bonnaroo 2009 Tickets On Sale Tomorrow!

3 December 2008 | 12:04 pm
Author: Christy Frink

We can’t even believe it’s that time of year again! Bonnaroo–that outrageous music festival in Manchester, TN that we still sort of claim as our own–will be putting a limited number of presale tickets online tomorrow. The price tag this year is $209.50 with VIP couples tickets going for $1349.50 (and yes, they’re offering a payment plan!). The presale only runs through December 31st or until the tickets run out, but here’s the catch: We still don’t know who’s playing. If you’re willing to take your chances, head over to Bonnaroo.com and pick them up tomorrow.

Photo by joshunter.

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3 Comments

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  • WheeeGuy

    If you are planning to go I highly recommend volunteering. It requires a flexible schedule a few days beforehand, but you get a great spot, free ticket, free meals, and free showers. Nobody I know had a job that was anywhere near taxing or badly scheduled. I ended up working the beer tent…it doesn't get any better than that!

  • http://nashvillest.com Christy Frink

    Good advice! I've heard of a few people pulling shifts with security in return for free/discounted admission and seemed to still see a lot of the festival. Definitely something to consider.

  • http://nashvillest.com Christy Frink

    Good advice! I've heard of a few people pulling shifts with security in return for free/discounted admission and seemed to still see a lot of the festival. Definitely something to consider.