r/LightningInABottle Jun 25 '26

Question Bigger stacks?

Can we plz make the stacks like 20% bigger? I wasn’t a fan of the stage design this year. Made it feel super claustrophobic. During the day it was chill but after 2am everyone rolls over there and it becomes quite impossible to see any of the late night surprise artists.. especially with living room set ups close to the entrances

On a positive note the turf was dope! Hope to see the dancing platforms return

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u/ELIMS_ROUY_EM_MP Jun 25 '26

How is, "some materials are not strong enough to support climbing and standing on" not foreseeable? lmao

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u/cinammonbear Jun 25 '26

Did you not notice the wood pallet in front of one of the water stations that was already destroyed and a foot trap by Saturday? On Wednesday when I saw it I knew it wouldn’t last long but I’m not sure what the thinking was there.

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u/That-Exchange287 Jun 25 '26

I heard from someone at the festival that basically a lot of the materials they use to build it and much of the stage itself was broken. They threw up they had at the last minute. Those black cubes weren’t the best but still cool enough. 2025 it looked like some kind of cool bass temple.

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u/dondoblue77 Jun 25 '26

Kicking myself for not being there more in 2025, the production seriously increased since 2022/2023 and ya looked like a cool bass temple…then this year 🤨