$60 three-day Bumbershoot 2009 passes on sale
December 2nd, 2008 by travis hayIt’s never too early to be thinking about Bumbershoot and it’s never too early to snag a good deal. I think that’s the reasoning behind the Bumbershoot folks sending out the below press release announcing $60 three-day passes. The release is below the jump.
Seattle, WA – The 39th
annual Bumbershoot: Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival announces
the special holiday (and economically advantageous!) “Insider
Deal”: a limited edition 3-day pass to the 2009 Festival
for only $60. This specially priced ticket is
available in time for holiday shopping, while supplies last,
exclusively to BumberFan club members; membership is free and
available online at bumbershoot.org/bumberfan.
“While many national festivals offer
weekend passes starting at $150 (and upwards of over $250), we’re
thrilled to offer Bumbershoot fans a $60 weekend pass for the third
year running,” expressed Michele Scoleri, Bumbershoot’s Executive
Director. “This annual offer is a great opportunity for the
Festival’s super-fans to save and plan for their entertainment in
the coming year. Given the talent the Festival attracts, the pass
price would be a steal for a single day, let alone an entire
weekend.”
Details for the 2009 Bumbershoot,
including further ticket information and Festival lineup will be
announced in the spring.
Bumbershoot is a 3-day urban music and
arts festival held over Labor Day Weekend (September 5 – 7, 2009).
The Festival stretches across the 74-acre Seattle Center, located
beneath the city’s iconic Space Needle, and programs 20 indoor and
unique outdoor venues. This progressive Festival features a diverse
array of arts including live music, comedy, theatre, dance, film,
urban crafts, literary arts, and visual arts. Festival details are
located at bumbershoot.org.
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