Fyre Festival 2 tickets non-refundable if canceled

Fyre Festival 2 promises a lavish event, but attendees could face significant risks. Ticket holders will not receive refunds if the event is canceled. Top-tier tickets for the festival cost over $1 million, with general admission starting at $1,400. The Terms of Service for the festival include strict conditions, stating all ticket sales are final. This means no refunds or exchanges, even if the festival’s date, location, or lineup changes. The founder, Billy McFarland, has a history of fraud related to the first Fyre Festival, which famously failed in 2017. Despite the challenges, McFarland claims he sold one of the high-priced "Prometheus" tickets. The new festival is slated for May 30 to June 2, after changing its location multiple times. Early concerns have already arisen, as a Mexican tourism board stated they had no information on the event. The Terms of Service also warn about potential modifications to the festival without notice. McFarland aims to pay down his restitution from the first Fyre Festival by holding this second event. However, many remain skeptical about the festival's ability to deliver a successful experience. The first Fyre Festival left many attendees stranded with inadequate food and accommodations, which has led to heightened scrutiny and low expectations for the upcoming event. McFarland seems hopeful, stating that if Fyre 2 succeeds, it could help redeem the festival's controversial past.