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When we were young!!!!!!!
Aubrey H.

We had such an amazing time at the When We Were Young Festival!! My teen was dying to see Weezer, and my husband and I were nostalgic over ALL the musicians and talent! Experiencing some moshing, crowd surfing, (we chose that location-completely safe), amazing food, the grass areas were awesome to relax in, hydration stations on point! And music to die for!!!! All in all, such an incredible experience!

The big crowd walking back after MCR
Jon T.

My WHEN WE WERE YOUNG 2024 Review: I went on Saturday last weekend and as someone who hasn't really ventured to the world of Music Festivals this was my first hands-on experience of what to expect. With bands from my teen angst years performing, I was looking forward to seeing the very same bands that I grew up from other medias, mainly Guitar Hero/Rock Band. I know that's kind of cheesy but it was a gateway to me at the time where I wasn't listening to whatever was playing on the radio but more on what felt more rebellious. After walking through the gates, I was set off to find and discover everything. There were five stages for different bands to perform at their own designated time slot and I had to coordinate before hand on who to see. I think in total I saw around 11-12 bands but with very small breaks in between sets. Being a music festival, prepare to feel overwhelmed with the mass crowds trying to do the same thing as you, but luckily it's only the first hour that gave me that feeling. Since I had GA+, there was a section that I'd frequent throughout the day for bathroom breaks/food/water, ect. Although there was many other things to do my mind was set focused on the main content, seeing the bands I wanted to see live. I snuck my way close enough to see the bands perform all while people having to shove or move me to get around. It was an interesting experience. There were also moments where I was just caught as the edge of a mosh pit for a certain band and it was thrilling. A lot tamer than what I have seen in videos online but it's cool to see it happen right in front of you. If there's anything I should note that could be a downside is band merch was so long that I could not risk waiting in line for hours for a t-shirt that I wouldn't wear much. Band memorabilia is cool to have but we're on a time limit on how many bands to see. There were many people sitting down during the bigger acts and it was a big safety hazard since people were constantly moving. Trash was bad; especially on the turf sections where I found myself stepping on many cans/bottles/ect. It was cleaner on the concrete sections of the venue though. Something I regret not bringing, it's definitely something to store water in. I purposely bought a drink to get a plastic cup to re-use for water. The weather in Vegas is no joke and I'd definitely advise wearing sunscreen and a hat if you're going to marathon all the bands. A battery charger goes a long way too, I know that's obvious but I forgot to pack it before my initial flight. Would I recommend When We Were Young? Absolutely! It's great to see bands perform live and meet people that have the same passion that you have. I had a really great time despite only going for one day. Although pricey, it's a memory I won't forgot, especially with the videos I recorded. The Good: - GA+ Section: Air conditioned bathrooms, seperate food section - Plenty of Food options ( there were vegan options too ) - Pop-up Kiosk Locations ( Ghost Energy had a basketball arcade game section and that was cool/gave out free energy samples ) - Bands performed really well live - You can leave and come back without any issues - Rotating stages ( the coolest thing I've seen, made the next band ready to perform without delays ) - Map was well designed - Friendly people - Staff kept bathrooms cleaned in non GA+/VIP Sections, cleaned up as much as they could on non turf areas The Bad: - Not every band played the album entirely, or some songs were cut short for the run time ( I'm okay with this but maybe others find it misleading ) - People sitting down near the front during concerts ( Safety Hazard, plus most people are wearing black clothing so it's hard to see ) - Lots of littering towards the end of the night ( mainly around the Purple/Pink stage where I was because the headliners performed there) - There is no reception ( texting in a group was more effective ) - Merch lines were incredibly long. Some lines took 2-3 hours - Some merch t-shirts have some incorrect band names ( New and Glory, We are the In Crowd, Amor For Sleep, Sleeping with Siriens, Amberlin, Daisy Grendade ) - Getting into the Verizon Stage itself, only one side is open and it's also smaller than the other four stages Bands I saw: The Red Jumpsuit Appartus Amberlin Saosin 30H!3 Story of the Year Senses Fail The Maine Silverstein Pierce The Veil Jimmy Eat World A Day to Remember Fall Out Boy My Chemical Romance

2024 line up
Alyssa T.

Sooooo I have been to multiple festivals. I was NOT ready for this one. So many people. Impacted the traffic on Las Vegas Blvd sooo much worse than I could have imagined- avoid it. We parked at a nearby hotel and took the monorail in...as encouraged by the website. Horrible idea! Next time I'll opt for the closer parking for $50! (Parking ended up being $35 at said hotel- that was not exciting. Monorail was $22.50 for 2 -24 hour passes with a BoGO 50% coupon (that's to myvegas app) We (my hubby and I) attempted to utilize the ADA services. It felt like more of a suggestion/idea. Spaces were indeed limited. There was the one small riser area in between the main stages & that was pretty much it. There was a line...that was behind the stage- so vision was limited. Sound =excellent. We gave up on the line and sat in front of the ADA area on the ground- got to listen to great music and look at butts. Not what I was expecting. Myself, having a knee injury, this was WAY more walking than expected. Even while seeking out the ADA supports. The security flagged my husband despite him telling them he has metal in his body. Another security officer got involved, apologizing perfusely. Soooo many people. We went Sunday and actually had to leave early because the physical limitations proved to be too much. People run into other people without reason, all good normally- with injuries currently healing- very scary. Food lines went quick. Merch lines did not. I'm not sure about coming again in the future. I think I would opt for individual shows with the artists of choice.

Natasha G.

It was our first time attending WWWY and were pretty hyped about the line up. Overall it was good, but it definitely could have been better. Green Day and Rise against had the best sets of the 6 we wanted to see. Loved how many surprise guests appeared throughout the day. It was a fun way to break it up and add excitement. The good: Ability to leave and re-enter. Free water at the entrance/exit. Designated (but completely packed) seating areas within earshot of the main stages. Cleanliness of the grounds. The less ideal: Layout was chaotic and didn't have a clear flow. Merch tent lines were so long only to discover that most of the merch was sold out. The alcohol selection was terrible and only offered (very) bottom shelf liquor. Joke was on me when I paid for "premium" only to be upgraded from rubbing alcohol to Popov. The drinks were so bad none of us had more than 1 drink and I still wince thinking of it weeks later. The food was not any better than the bar. The selections were underwhelming compared to other festivals. We paid $15 for raw noodles in a Tapatio ramen bowl. Sadly, it was the best option on all of the food offerings. Overall, we are on the fence if we will go next year. It was fun but I didn't enjoy it as much as other festivals.

This lineup speaks for itself!  ROCK ON.
Chris G.

My first time attending, When We Were Young, in Las Vegas. The lineup absolutely spoke to me, WOW! It's a little pricey at $360/ticket, but you can get different deals depending on what level experience you buy into. The venue has positive and negative aspects: POSITIVE: Amazing bands!! Plenty of food/bar options (lines were not bad) Friendly concert goers They do their best to make plenty of shade For a giant venue, the sound was good, especially on the Pink & Green stages Plenty of pop-up kiosk locations and interesting things to see NEGATIVE: It can get HOT (hydrate, bring SPF, sunglasses and a hat) They do their best to make plenty of shade (could always be more!) Seemed like they oversold the event (very crowded) Ghost & Stripe stages were too close to one another, sound challenges! It took over an hour to get in, standing in the blazing heat! Good luck catching a cab/taxi after you leave, I walked (5+ miles). UGH I've been to several festivals, generally speaking this one was a solid 'B+' I really enjoyed the lineup, they assembled some epic 90s rockers. Just make sure you are ready for the heat and book a hotel near the concert venue. Last thought, an absolute highlight was seeing 30 Seconds to Mars - This Is War (Feat. Tim McIlrath of Rise Against)... absolutely f'n amazing! https://youtu.be/o1JyKadBOm8?si=PmdOROswkn1HKi61

The mother F'N princess (Avril Lavigne) joined ALL TIME LOW on stage.
Shelley S.

I went on Sunday, they have the same festival and lineup two consecutive days. I've attended this in the past and it is always fun. They seem to make small improvements every year. The line to get in was annoyingly long, but shorter than the year before. Getting home is also difficult as thousands of people want a Cab or Uber. Smartest thing to do, plan to take the monorail or find lodging close to the venue. The lineup this year was full of my favorites. My top 5 included: Blink - 182 Green Day The Offspring Good Charlotte Plain White T's/The Veronicas Be prepared for a lot of sun, bring all the standard gear to protect yourself, and make sure you dress like your inner rocker. Most importantly, hydrate, I saw several people pass out. I felt a little claustrophobic because they tend to pack everyone in. If you like the lineup on any given year, this is a fun festival.

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The bands were great but For them to sell a collapsible stool that security will confiscate because they're not allowed is stupid.

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3.7(38 reviews)
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Long time visitor of Vegas StrEATS. Saturday we decided to go earlier rather than later when the…read morelines are long. Good choice! We got carded at entry and purse search as well. First booth on the right Beer and Shots! Haaaaay! $4 Jager shots and not sure about the beer but who cares after the $4 shots. At this point total score-I knew this night was gonna be good. How could it get any better? Walking around, there are so many trucks I haven't tried and want to but you only have so much room in your belly. LOL Started with an Asian flavor taco from Dragon Grille. That's it ....I just found my favorite food truck! Hands down it was the best darn taco and I will be hankerin for another till I find them out and about again! We all were completely impressed. The chickie in the front with the totally cute accent was helpful and such a sweetheart. Headed over to Sauced for the Big Easy Balls with Srirachi sauce. I had been told these are most awesome and I wanted to see for myself. Chicken and Rice formed into a ball and fried. Amazeballs! Talking about forgetting your diet for the night... Free Vegas StrEATS lanyard with Yelp checkin. Thanks! The vibe is pretty chill, everyone standing around juggling their drinks and food.....BECAUSE there is nowhere to sit other than a gross street ledge which I refused to sit. They definitely need some chairs of some sort but they know what they are doing. I'm sure there is a reason for not having the chairs/table set up. I see people complaining in the reviews regarding the downtown parking prices and some of the hotel garages just need your ticket validated inside the hotel before you leave-free parking peeps. Its not a secret or maybe it is. Anyways, what is better than cheap eats, flowin drinks, music and art? The whole night as usual with StrEATS was a success! =)

The Vegas StrEATs festival, much like First Friday is slowly but surely coming into its own. A…read morefestival that started out very unorganized and haphazard has become a regular fixture on my monthly calendar. I still am not sure how they decide which Saturday they are going to do this event. I've been the day after First Friday and I've been in the middle of the month. Part of the reason this gets 5 stars from me is that I live at The Ogden, so I literally walk down stairs from my place and BAM! Food Truck heaven. plus I like the addition of the local vendors selling their hand crafted wares. I'm not gonna buy most of it because its just not my style, but I'm all about small local vendors getting their shot. There's always a few regulars and a few change-ups each month. You can almost always count on Slidin Thru and Grouchy John's but the rest vary from month to month. And it's always a good mix of people in attendance. It's an all ages event so it usually draws that same crowd you see at First Friday, & it's FREE to get in so if you are in the area there is definitely no good reason to not check it out. My one main complaint is that there's around 4 or 5 tables total for the event. Therefore, there is always that awkward time after buying the food of walking around trying to find some place to post up and eat. For an event with as many attendees as this tends to get, and as much extra room as they have in the parking lot, whoever is in charge needs to get on this. It's a tiny little omission that would make a huge difference in the quality of the event.

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I can say, I had no frustrations or stress at this event. Usually, these events aren't well…read moreprepared and they could make it frustrating to customers. They had a lot of seating, a lot of different food, entertainment and rides. Best part of all? NO Admission fee!! I wish NV would cut the crappy Admission Fees! Were going to spend money at your event, so why pay to get in??? I enjoyed seeing all the dogs enjoy the nice weather and the wrestling event was very entertaining. This was a perfect time to hold this event. November in NV has perfect weather! Only thing lacking this week was not enough Vegan food. Only 3 trucks.... :( It was a very nice event and parking also was easy!! I got a great spot and had no problem getting in or out. This was fantastic.

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3.6(7 reviews)
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Thanks to Teri C. for creating this event way, way back--I said "I'm in!" a long time ago and then,…read morebam, it's the end of October already! My son and I got up early, parked at the hospital, ran some miles in the neighborhood and got back in time to watch the balloons start to launch around 7:15am. At first I thought there would only be 3 or 4 because there weren't that many getting set up, but then it turned out to be at least 9 or 10. There were also three balloons in the sky that launched from another location. So, it's not a huge festival, but it's free and definitely a cool thing to see up close. I'm glad that we got to go and we even ran into Teri C. and her family there. A perfect way to start a beautiful October morning in Las Vegas. You should definitely go next year; we will be back. Up, up, and away!

I don't come from Albuquerque where the biggest Balloonfest is held but I do come from Canton, Ohio…read morewhere they have the Football Hall of Fame Balloon Festival every year. My mom even crewed for several of the balloon teams through out the years growing up. They took off from our backyard where we got to help with all of it, "earning" our rides. Thank you to Yelp for bringing this event to my attention! I couldn't get up for the launches, dang it I like sleeping but we did make it down for the Glow on Saturday night. I was so excited to show the BF a piece of my childhood! It was an awesome to reminisce and though this was a far stretch of what the Balloon Classic is, only five balloons at the Glow tonight, it is enough to satisfy an old memory. The Glow is where the hot air balloons inflate and tether, stay to the ground, and hit their propane fueled guns to light up the balloons. They do waves and random light ups and popcorn, where they do short bursts. It's a cool thing to see and a great picture shots! Now imagine more of them! That's how the Balloon Classic is. I think now I'll try to make my way to Albuquerque next year to experience it! Thanks again Yelp! Another reason you're fantastic!

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2.9(139 reviews)
6.2 mi

Come hungry and bring your stretchy pants--The Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas is the…read moreultimate cheat day celebration. Must-try bites--like Japanese katsu sandwiches, chili oil dumplings, waffle fries, and cannoli bursting with cream and chocolate chips. But it's not just about the eats. There are thrill rides, giant slides, spinning attractions, and carnival games for all ages. Family-friendly food fest in Las Vegas you shouldn't miss!

The 2026 Great American Foodie Fest was and is being held at Desert Breeze Park in Vegas May 8, 9,…read more& 10. (I suggested edit on Yelp). I HIGHLY SUGGEST going general admission for this one. Also as a side note don't purchase your tickets in advance like I did. It is better to pay a few dollars more and decide you don't want to walk around a festival in 100F heat. I went VIP and now am sorry I did. First of all this is the most unorganized food festival that I have ever been too. We had to stand in line to get wrist bands. Then as soon as we got wrist band we had to stand in another line to wait to get in. Then we had to stand in yet ANOTHER line to get our VIP food tickets. Also on the way to stand in the Food Ticket line there were countless trip hazards. (the most I have ever seen anywhere!) THE PROBLEM WITH VIP IS THAT IT LIMITS YOU TO ONLY CERTAIN VENDERS. YOU ALSO NEED A CELL PHONE to bring up a map of the event and it also lets you know what VIP Venders that you can try. You also need to GRAB A SEAT FAST because covered seating is very limited and fills up FAST. Then I hope you are OK with LOUD Music. The music they play is uncomfortably LOUD. Another problem with VIP is that YOU DON'T GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH. After three plates I was full and didn't want anymore food. We just wanted to leave. That said and ANYWAYS - The food I tried was good. I wish plates were smaller so I could have stomach room to try more things. I think what I enjoyed most was that my husband figured out the locations of certain food trucks and brought back the foods to our seats. I also enjoyed watching a young man (like 15 or 16 years old) air drumming and be-bopping to an extended version of Rod Steward's Do You Think I'm Sexy. I wonder if he knew that was a fifty year old song? Then Abba's Dancing Queen filled the air and he went cold. That was entertaining. Got lucky and had a close parking spot. Good Luck!

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The Las Vegas Halloween Parade

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4.7(3 reviews)
3.1 mi

Haven't you always wanted to be in a parade but lacked a float? The float-barrier makes your…read moreaverage parade rather elitist. You are relegated to a spectator even if you know you're true parade material, and this is why I love the Halloween Parade! All you need is a costume, and you too can be IN the parade. You can even win a prize in one of the multiple costume categories. The parade attracts all types from Burning Man veterans to curious tourists to sweet transvestites to families... yes, all types are welcome and all types march proudly! If you're an overachiever, you can create an art car or a float, but it's not necessary. (Although that is on my bucket list: to have an art car or float in the Halloween Parade!) Of course, if you prefer spectating, that's an option too. There is plenty to look at. This year one of my favorites was an illuminated fishing boat and hooked fish. The fish was built around a scooter, and the scooter was pulling a little trailer with a boat. Ingenious cuteness at its best! Every year on Halloween it happens whether it's a Monday or a Saturday, so you never have an excuse to stay at home or be without a costume! It's true local flavor at its best.

Very cool event! We missed the actual parade, but the party goes on late. We got there around 9pm…read moreand surprisingly found street parking pretty quickly and within a good walking distance. There were a lot of fire breathing art cars on display after the parade, and at the end of one area the Dancetronauts had a stage and a large crowd. Their stage was pretty sweet, with smoke ring blower, lazers, lights and gogo dancers. The other larger art cars had their own dj and sound system too, so music everywhere you went. All the bars around the area were packed, and most people were in costumes. Very fun night that can me completely FREE if you so chose to. There are food trucks and stands around that you can get food at if you're hungry, and they even had bars set up around the area and most I saw had little to no line. The only reason why I didn't give 5 stars was bc the final party area could be a little larger. Hopefully next year will be even bigger.

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When We Were Young - festivals - Updated May 2026

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