The 'fits have been secured, the fog is rolling in and the traffic will be a mess. Outside Lands is back at Golden Gate Park this weekend.
Crews are finishing up putting up booths and other attractions.
Outside Lands is back at its original date as last year was in October due to the pandemic postponement.Motels are reporting full or close to full occupancy with many traveling from out of town to be here. "In this neighborhood the bars are going to be open for people leaving the event. It's gonna be packed, gonna be crazy, we're gonna be full," said Phil Henry of Hotel Del Sol.
"We never even left the house during COVID. We heard that it's all good vibes around and let's be real, with everything all the other concerts and crazy things going on I think this is what we need just a little peace and love positivity," said Kristen. "We have like ten friends that are visiting that we know, so that will be fun a little reunion. I'm super excited about Post Malone, SZA headlining," said Grace Gerberich of San Francisco.
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