Broccoli City Festival Tickets

Good experience

I enjoye my time at Broccli City Fest! I would advise that people eat before getting there as the lines for drinks and food was very undesirable. Some lines were more than an hour long and by that time you were just tired of standing in line. I hope there will be more food v nodes next year, especially since some vendors ran out of food half way through the night.

Great Lineup!

Broccoli Fest 2018 fell on my 27th birthday so I was super excited about going. I was mad at myself for missing HER and Daniel because I love them both. THEM LINES THO! It was good experience and I will definitely go again but would hope for a little more formation.

It was great but needs more organization!

Broccoli Fest was great but it needs a lot more organization. I've been to over 15 festivals and have a lot of recommendations. Here are a few: Wristbands for drinking sound be checked when you go in, two entries, more food lines (maybe have one more section for this that is an exact duplicate of the others), fixtures would be nice to create the atmosphere, ferris wheel was a nice start. small stations for ice cream, churros, water, etc.

I enjoyed the festival...room for growth!

I enjoyed the line-up and the crowd at Broccoli Fest. It's still a relatively new music festival and I appreciate their values and principles. They need to focus on expanding their resources (crowd control, access to water, etc.) to meet the growing crowds. I would recommend this festival to others.

The festival was okay. Great lineup. But it just felt OK. I could have saved my money.

Very Unorganized Hard to enjoy

This is my second Broccoli event and the first one was a great time! This was a terrible experience. The lines were absolutely too long. There was no organization (ropes) or anything to section off the lines just mass groups of people. Waited for over an hour and still didn’t get food or water. Bathrooms were not conviently placed. And the sound went out during the Migos performance. There was absolutely no seating for anybody! Your there all day and can sit no where but on the ground. Needs a lot of work

Broccoli Fest 2018

Overall the festival was amazing! The venue was huge lots of walking and no chairs to sit down so be prepared for that. Also the food lines towards the end of the evening were ridiculous I’m talking 3/4 hour wait for food. In that restrospect if you want to eat at the venue, get there early!!!! They also had a lot of cool events as well that are free plus artwork that have displayed which is good for pictures. It’s a lot of standing lol my feet were killing me but it was worth it

Lineup was solid enough but venue detracted a lot

In previous years BC Fest was at St. Elizabeths, which was a large enough venue that they were able to hold 2 stages and still have plenty of room for people to walk around, have multiple restaurants with very short lines, among other things. With RFK, everything is so congested that the entire event was just a mess. I got to RFK at 4:30 and didn't get inside the parking lot area until 5:30. Then, I decided to stand in line to get drinks (BIG mistake) and it took nearly 80 minutes. I didn't get to the stage until about 6:45. This kind of an experience for a festival is unjustifiable IMO. For a $95 ticket especially. I've been to the past 3 BC Festivals but I won't be returning next year if it's at RFK again. Shoutout to Miguel though he puts on an incredible show.

Decent festival, needs more organization

Overall the event was decent. The venue map and the set list were provided in advance, which was helpful. However, as more and more people arrived lines for food and drink were absolute chaos. There were no rails or ropes separating each vendor and lines were four and five people wide so it was impossible to see where a line for one place started and the other one ended. Also stood in line for Jerk@Nite for an hour and 30 minutes because of that.

Food and beverage

The alcoholic beverage and food stations need to be more organized. The bartenders were allowing individuals that failed to receive their wristbands to leave the line to get a wristband and return while holding the line for them. Also they were not moving as quickly as necessary.