Coachella ella ella eh! That’s right, I hit up Coachella Weekend 2! One month after my Ultra Miami adventures, I packed my bags and headed to Palm Springs/Indio with my girls.

My Thoughts & Experiences

This was my first time at Coachella and it was everything I imagined it to be. The music was absolutely phenomenal. I discovered Gallant and was completely speechless after his performance. Ellie Goulding was babe too. Saw Zedd again twice in a month and was super glad he played his new song Candyman. Overall, everything was 🔥!

Now Friday was a lot emptier compared to Saturday. Empty. Not less crowded, but actually empty. Saturday was swamped with people whereas Friday was chill and you could actually see grass instead of hoards and hoards of people. I personally enjoyed that, although I will say I was quite shocked at how little people interacted with one another.

Throughout the entire festival, I only talked to one other guy in the crowd. People generally seemed less interested to venture out of their own friend groups compared to say EDC or Ultra. But then again what you do at a a rave versus what you do at a more indie vibe festival is perhaps a a little different, if ya know what I’m sayin’.

As for Sunday, we sold our wristbands. School… Work… Life is so full of commitments sometimes. Keep reading, as I’ll be going over how we sold our passes!

“Besame Mucho” – Kiss me and kiss me lots.

The Golden Question: Coachella Weekend 1 or 2…

So how the heck are you supposed to decide whether you want to attend Coachella Weekend 1 or 2??????????

Before buying my Coachella tickets, I actually Googled to see which weekend was more fun, and I got three main streams of answers.

1. The obvious “first!” folks who like to be the first to experience everything.
2. Those who think there’s zero no difference between the two.
3. The botanists who claim that Weekend 1 is better because the grass is greener on the other side – literally.

That said, the majority of the festival goers seem to prefer Weekend 1 more. BUT, is it really better?

Reselling the Wristbands

If you’re like us and can’t commit to the full 3 days, here’s a little insight on how to resell your Coachella ticket.

First of all, you’ll be astonished at how much people are willing to drop for a wristband. This was our first time selling passes, so we played it safe at first. We posted on the official Coachella Facebook event page and we started at ~$150 USD each. Boy let me tell you, I’ve never been so popular in my life! Notifications were pouring in, I had people messaging me with offers left, right, and center, and this was all within a few minutes time.

Again, we didn’t want to risk things and simply wanted to rid of our wristbands ASAP without wasting money. With that in mind, we did end up selling at $200 each, but you can honestly go even higher because people are desperateeeee to go to Coachella. Not to mention, they are willing to go out of their ways to reach your location to meet up. If you ever decide to resell, just remember that you have all the bargaining power.

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And there you have it! I hope my insight and experience can help you choose between Coachella Weekend 1 or 2. Have a great time at the festival!