Squamish Valley Music Festival Tickets

Very well organized ! Very friendly and helpful staff and volunteers

For the price of one day admission it really wasn't worth the lacklustre artists (Eminem was great though), the sloppiness of the festival grounds lay out, the dirtiness of the grounds (seriously where the hell were the trash cans?),

Very well run. Venue was top notch. Eminem was amazing though could have performed longer. Looking forward to next years event.

We spent the day at this festival and it was good times all around. Positive vibe, great music & organization. They only downside is they sold out of the good stuff on day 1 or 2 and didnot have any merchandise to replace. Also 48$ to park over a half hour walk away? Not good. I would go again.

The Squamish valley music festival was amazing! All the artists sounded great. If anyone has a chance to see arcade fire, do so. You won't be disappointed. At the event it felt very organized and safe. There was a huge police presence given the controversy and about music festivals and drug overdoses the last few weeks. But overall, it was super fun and I would definitely go back next year!

The most expensive single day pass at a festival I've ever splurged for...so I guess I expected more. $50 shuttle, small cans of Molson Canadian for $7 (??) and food add up quickly. Beer gardens when laws no longer require them. Too few staff and outhouses made for a day full of waiting in line and missing the music. The music acts were amazing. Tokyo Police club, arcade fire, and broken bells were the saving grace of my Saturday pass. But I would have thought this was the fesitval's first year, the way it was organized. I won't be going back.

Squamish was a beautiful setting for this event! The festival itself had light crowds which led to my sense of feeling underwhelmed by most of the acts. Arcade Fire felt off in their tempo but was still the best act on the night. Roots played all the hits! There was plenty of food and as festivals go it was priced to move. I enjoyed that bit. The part of about the festival being completely cashless was wrong. I saw plenty of places that took cash. Was a little dissappointed to find out the kids zone was non existant and the best anyone working the festival could manage to guess was that there was too much wind for the jumpers. Still if the line ups next year are the same or better, I'll probably be back! The venue more than made up for any shortcomings...

life changing seeing eminem, he put on a phenomenal performance. other notable artists were the headliners, Bruno Mars and Arcade fire. as well as the arctic monkeys, foster the people, Tokyo police club, the zolas, hollerado, broken bells, July talk. such an amazing time!!

The camping, shuttles and transportation were a disaster. I've never spent this much time waiting and hitchiking at a festival. There are fences everywhere and you cant hear the stages from anywhere, so its very hard to just check out what's going on. It takes a lot of time to go between stages, so you have to be determined to see a set of bands before you even walk in. Every volunteer that i interacted with was less knowledgable than the last. It's really clear they weren't trained at all. The lineup was very top-heavy and left me not feeling excited. I feel like more effort could have been put into finding up and coming acts.

If you like camping in a gravel pit, waiting in hour + line ups for cold showers, food, alcohol, and getting anywhere on a shuffle bus, then this event is for you! Camping parking was miles away and shuttles were few and far btw to take back and forth. Overall good time with friends but a very expensive weekend for what you pay for.

Great festival once again this year! Can't wait To go again next year!

I only ended up seeing Walk Off the Earth, Foster the People and half of Bruno Mars' set. However, I considered it well worth the price. Seeing Foster the People in a festival setting was absolutely mind-blowing.

This year was awesome.. I really like the wrist band top up idea, it definitely prevented some annoying line-ups!! Concerts were amazing, can't wait until next year.... bring in the lumineers!!!!!!!

This was a great venue and the lineup was incredible. Drinks were quite pricey as was parking, as expected, but other than that it was definitely worth the money. I got a one day pass for Friday as it had the best lineup, and the stages were well done and a lot of great vendors!

The music was great which is why we were there. Another pluses: Enough space that you could see any act you wanted, lots of restrooms. The downside: you had to put money on an arm band to buy beer and they charged you a "nominal fee" (aka $2.50) every time you put money on the band. And you had to wait in a long line to add money to the band. Once it was my turn, they informed me that they could not swipe my Visa, they could only use the chip reader (which I don't have been from Washington). So they then wanted me to go wait in the ATM line, to wait in the line to add money, to wait in the line to buy beer. So many lines!

Amazing bands, such a wicked weekend!! Squamish music festival was one of the better organized festivals I've been to. Can't wait till next year!!!

Good time, great security but food lines were crazy long.

I didnt know realy who band of horses were but the one song is in guy Mariano's part in lakai fully flaired. When that came on i was more stoked then any other moment. Longtime gogol fan and they were the best rockin band. Me and lots of people thought the beer was too pricey and the wrist band system was terrible. I had to pay to get money then pay to put money on my wrist and was in for 7 bucks before spending anything. I didnt like seeing that one really fat security guard majorly overreact and punch à kid in the face for nothing. Keep your dogs leashed. Food was amazing. Music was amazing. Would have liked some noon tunes. Something melow earlier.

The festival itself was incredible!!! Good open venue and an amazing lineup. The biggest problem was the logistics to get your wristband and get to camping and parking the first night (Thurs). I heard from a lot of other concert goers that came up Friday that everything was smooth. So either they figured it out or there was just a lot less people trying to get setup. Regardless, the festival was a blast, they had free water stations and plenty of restrooms and awesome food trucks.

The festival setup was great. Venues weren't too far apart from each other. I was able to see all the artists that I wanted to see.