Outside Lands usually sells out. Not this year. One-day tickets are still available for Saturday and Sunday. Go.
) that operates between Bill Graham Civic Auditorium and the festival grounds at Golden Gate Park. Buses start running at 11 a.m. and when I arrived at 10:45 a.m. on Friday a line had already formed.
On the bus two girls debated whether to spend the entire day at the Sutro Stage or to hop around from stage to stage — a big decision for anyone going to the festival. I pulled up the Outside Lands app on my phone and started to put together my schedule, which required a lot of stage hopping as I like to see as much music as possible.
The festival grounds were serene with more open space than people. I stepped right up to the booth where they check your ID and give you a special wrist band so you can buy alcohol. No line. Later in the day a friend waited 15 minutes to get her band. This all brings up another tip, my best advice — go early when there are no lines and you can get close to the front of the stage.
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