This is highly dependent on where you are staying in Miami. I will say upfront that unless you want to spend a boatload of cash avoid taking Uber. The prices get ridiculous during Ultra and really aren't worth it. If you are staying in Downtown Miami or the Brickell area the Metro Mover is a free, small train that runs throughout the areas and has a dropoff at Bay Front Park.
Even if you are staying outside these areas in the outskirts of Miami you can take the MetroRail for a few dollars to a station where you can transfer to the Metro Mover. Some brave music fans have shared the best ways to get into festivals online, and you can follow their lead and try sneaking into live shows yourself - provided you don't mind breaking the rules, that is.
Feeling brave? Here's how you could sneak into music festivals all season long. And, if you're wondering where to test these skills, check out our list of the best US festival lineups of If you've got a buddy who managed to nab a wristband, get them to wiggle it off their wrist and throw it over the fence for you. Then, slip that bad boy on and waltz through security like it's no big thing.
Alternatively, you could hang around the festival site, looking for anyone who's had enough fun for one weekend and is heading home. Hit them up for their wristband - it's only going to waste otherwise. Once you've successfully gotten into the festival, it's time to keep your cool. Avoiding getting caught is all about blending in and not attracting unnecessary attention.
In other words, now is not the time to go crowd-surfing or ask your favorite band for a selfie. Your chances of a successful sneak-in might increase under cover of darkness. One successful fence-hopper from Australia told Vice that he was able to creep past security guards and spotlights by staying alert and wearing all black.
Most festivals are cordoned off from the public with fences. Writing for xoJane , Lynn-Q-Yu said that she and her friends scoped out the fence at a festival that was manned by guards. Luckily, they found the one section that was unmanned, burned through the zip tie connecting the fence, and piled on through. Consider taking a leaf out of her book if you've got a cigarette lighter and good fence-based reconnaissance skills.
This tactic requires a bunch of friends who are all equally eager to get in on the free festival action. Let's say you've hopped the fence - but security is right there. A couple of security guys can't catch you all. Just bolt away from everyone else and dive into the crowds. You can all meet up later to bask in your success. This takes a little bit of ingenuity and a lot of upper body strength.
But there's no more straightforward way of getting into a festival than climbing. Sometimes its walls, sometimes its fences, and it's always pretty conspicuous. There are free water stations to refill reusable water bottles throughout the grounds. You can also purchase food and alcohol onsite. Download the Ultra app to find out about special guests and surprise appearances at the event.
If you can swing it, staying at a hotel in Downtown Miami or Brickell means you can simply walk to the festival grounds. Taxis and ride sharing apps like Uber and Lyft are also available. Ultra Music Festival is an 18 and over event, so bring ID. Single day tickets are not available for the three-day festival, so get excited for a long weekend of partying.
Ticket price will increase as the date approaches and the festival often sells out. March and April in Miami means Spring Break. For college kids around the nation, the shores of South Beach and the parties of Miami Music Week are huge. Please contact the event or venue in case of postponement or cancellation.
Don't miss these Miami events in the month of March. While the rest of the coun Think pink, then jet down to Miami. Summer in Miami is all about enjoying the good life.
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