COVENTRY, the two days festival in northern Vermont that will mark the final performances of Phish, is officially sold out. Anticipating some overflow traffic, the band has issued the following statement regarding tickets:
_There will be NO tickets sold at the gates. People without tickets will be turned away. Unless all passengers in a vehicle have tickets, the vehicle will be turned away. _
_To those who have purchased tickets, please discourage those without tickets from coming to COVENTRY. Ticket-less travelers compound the traffic congestion, add unnecessary stress to our staff, the police and the local community and ultimately diminish the quality of everyones experience. _
We cannot emphasize enough the value of carpooling to COVENTRY. In addition to conserving precious camping space, we can collectively make a truly positive environmental statement.
COVENTRY will take place in Coventry, VT on August 14-15.
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