Overview
- Day 1 at Infinity Bay, Sewri closed with Sara Landry’s high-intensity techno set marking her India debut and a direct thank-you to the Mumbai crowd.
- The three-day festival runs December 19–21 with David Guetta slated for Day 2 and Axwell for Day 3, alongside Above & Beyond and a broad international–Indian lineup.
- The city edition features four closely placed stages and daily hours from 3 pm to 10 pm for attendees aged 16 and above at an urban waterfront site beneath the Atal Setu.
- On-site amenities include food zones, a flea market, chillout areas and a gaming arcade, with organisers advising clear water bottles and power banks and recommending access via Sewri station or the Eastern Freeway/Atal Setu.
- Tickets range from roughly ₹9,849 for general access to a ₹8.26 lakh Platinum Table group pass with elevated viewing, dedicated entry, parking, exclusive restrooms and daily premium beverage inclusions, as early attendees reported smooth entry but some sound overlap between stages and dust late at night.