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Very well ran festival, and despite a 2.5 hour weather (lightening) delay, they were able to overcome and keep things moving along, we were so happy that they were able to push back the stop time so the headliners go their due time on stage. Plenty of restrooms, food, beverage, and space to roam. Band options were great, stages were spread out enough to have their own space, and merch lines were little to nothing when we were there.
Very disappointed with the organization of Welcome to the Rockville. Paid almost $200 for two parking passes at Welcome to the Rockville. Arrived to find no actual general or premium parking—staff told people no payment was needed. No checks, no enforcement. I provided photos and videos proving this, but the organizers refused to refund. Complete scam. Don’t waste your money on “extras” they don’t deliver.
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