It’s been nearly two years since the last Rocking the Daisies festival, and partygoers are all too eager to put on their dance shoes, get down and boogie.
But just how eager are you to enjoy comfort when attending the popular festival?
After a day spent listening to the sweet tunes of Kehlani and Matthew Mole, festival-goers have the chance to head back to the exclusive camping area called Daisyland. But it will cost you.
Those looking to live in the lap of luxury for a few nights will need to splash some cash as tents will cost around R13 795 for the weekend, excluding access to the actual festival.
“Black Coffee’s Penthouse” is apparently the swankiest spot, sleeping a maximum of two. The investment saves you from waking up with a sore back after setting up your tent and sleeping on the hard, cold ground.
You’ll also skip the queues when looking to wash the dirt from the previous day as you’ll be treated to your own private bathroom.
Rocking the Daisies has been on ice for the last two years, and tickets have sold out pretty quickly. Phase two is currently sold out, which had partygoers pay R995 per ticket. If you’re looking to enjoy the vibe you’ll need to grab your ticket soon, but expect to pay R1195. If you’re looking to enjoy all the luxury Daisyland can offer, you’ll need to calculate R13 795 plus R1195 into your budget.
So, just what does ‘Black Coffee’s Penthouse’ get you?
Enjoy a spacious 4mx8m tent with an en-suite camping bathroom, not forgetting the two comfortable beds and a delicious breakfast you’ll get to enjoy.
No images are provided on their website, so you’ll have to use your imagination when hitting the “book” button, but Rocking the Daisies organisers swear it’s going to be “hella more bedazzled.”
If R13 000 is out of your budget, then opt for something a bit cheaper. The ‘Entry Suite’ is going for a cool R2495 and includes a blow-up mattress and access to the VIP toilets and showers.
For more information and to check out the campsites, visit the Rocking the Daisies website.
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