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The distinguished weekly magazine The Observer in its latest edition recommends Exit as the best festival in the world. In the article “Top 25 Travel Experiences”, Annie Mac from BBC Radio 1, was quoted: 'The setting is spectacular, the line-up massive and the people completely inspiring.
It's a truly special festival.'
The author of the text, Sarah Turner says that Exit will fill in the void left behind the fact, that Glastonbury, the biggest UK festival, will not be held this year. It is also said that Exit is a result of student protest against Milosevic’s regime, as well as the tickets and beer are cheap.
The Observer is published in 440,000 copies, and each copy is read by approximately 1,160,000 Britons.
The web edition of The Observer is a part of the web site of Guardian newspaper, and is greatly appreciated and received many British and other rewards.
You can read the text “Top 25 Travel Experiences” on this web site:
http://travel.guardian.co.uk/top25/0,,1701721,00.html
With Glastonbury off the map in 2006, Serbia's Exit Festival is set to fill the gap. Some of Exit's elements - face paint as formal wear, for instance - are in keeping with the grand tradition of music festivals, but Exit, founded in 2000 as a student protest against President Milosevic, has a stronger rationale than most when it comes to the partying-with-a-conscience element.
Last year, when Fatboy Slim headlined, with back-up from the White Stripes and Carl Cox, 150,000 revellers took in everything from extreme sports to extremely avant garde cinema. Beer is cheap (as are tickets), the backdrop - the medieval fortress of Novi Sad - is unique and the climate cheerfully Mediterranean.
As Annie Mac of Radio 1 put it: 'The setting is spectacular, the line-up massive and the people completely inspiring. It's a truly special festival.'
OFFICIAL TICKETS:
http://www.etickets.to/index.php?iCid=33
This is the official International ticketing service. You will instantly receive an electronic ticket (by email) which will get you access to
all 4 days of the event. You can exchange this e-ticket at the festival for your pass.
Camping passes are now available to buy from
http://camp.etickets.to/
For the line ups as they are announced see the official site at
http://eng.exitfest.org/
Tickets are priced at €66.75 with a €6.75 service charge per ticket.
Finde ich eigentlich relativ Günstig, wenn man sich das Line-up anschaut.