TomorrowWorld halts entry to attendees on Sunday

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI

TomorrowWorld has halted all entry to the site today due to the condition of the property from the past few days of rain. Only those already there to camp will be allowed to remain.

Our breaking news team has the scoop; however, TomorrowWorld hasn't announced any instructions for refunds yet, so stay tuned.

Late Saturday night, festival organizers released a statement explaining the severe traffic backups. Even Friday night, the first of the three-day event, the grounds at Bouckaert Farm were sticky and soggy and attendees faced a crawl of traffic into the site.

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

Credit: Melissa Ruggieri

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