EDC Las Vegas Debuts Luxury Camping Experience for 2024 Festival

Starting next year, EDC is offering a new luxury camping experience with a 400-foot studio complete with a kitchen, queen-sized beds, a bathroom, and more.

EDC has officially come to an end, but that does not mean that the festival is done improving its experience. Introduced by Live Nation’s Vibee, small houses will be offered to attendees in 2024. The “casitas” were able to preview during their open house at EDC last weekend. 

Vibee is focused on creating multi-day destination experiences through festivals and shows. The company was announced last month, but they are already being integrated into some of the most iconic events. By launching the camping experience, they are certainly beginning to build their reputation in the scene.

The casitas were met with mixed reactions from festival-goers, mentioning the potential price and wondering if they will be thousands of dollars. Part of Vibee’s offers is selling packages for events that include festival tickets, housing at their hotel partners, merch, and other items. In the past, the packages have been over two-thousand. 

The single-standing homes were also introduced at Coachella, but it is unclear if they will be the same at EDC. Attendees were able to scan a QR code while visiting, but little information has been given since the announcement. 

According to EDC’s official website, Shiftpod, and RV camping are still going to be available next year. Their website has not been updated with information about the casitas yet, but we still have about a year until the festival kicks off again. 

Little information has been released, so stay updated with the festival and Vibee on their social media platforms. The luxury camping experience is an exciting development for EDC. Tickets for EDC Las Vegas in 2024 are going on sale today and are available on the festival’s official website.

Madison Duncan

Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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