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Video shows the mess and mayhem at TomorrowWorld

By Jennifer Brett
Sept 29, 2015

TomorrowWorld festival goers have been sharing their tales of soggy woe since the weekend music festival turned mud pit, and the mayor of Chattahoochee Hills, where the event was held, has vowed to look into what went wrong.

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TomorrowWorld became a muddy mess in a hurry. This was taken on Friday, before the real troubles started. AJC photo: Melissa Ruggieri

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Now we're starting to see videos illustrating the confusion and inconvenience (to put it mildly) many have described.

Rolando Jiminez posted this video of a guy who appears to be a security guard trying to wrangle hundreds of stranded TomorrowWorld patrons:

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