Tips for Rave Moms (2024)

October 18, 2023 | 0 COMMENTS

It can be tough getting ready for a festival as your crew’s rave mom (or dad). You’re probably the most responsible in your group; therefore, you have taken over as leader and caretaker. Whether you’re a newly initiated rave mom or have been doing it for years, here are ten tips to help you survive your next fest.

Make A Checklist

Make sure you know ahead of time what everyone needs to bring. Before you call the Uber or hop on the shuttle, go over your checklist to confirm that everyone has the essentials. Your list should include things like wristbands or tickets, phones, IDs and credit cards.

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Always Be Prepared

Rave moms are constantly being hit up for phone chargers, gum, inhalers, etc. Have the solution to any problem in your bag! Keep fashion tape, pasties and other must-haves on hand.

Prep Your Rave Babies

If you have any festival newbies in your crew, make sure they’re prepared for what’s to come. Teach them about rave etiquette, safety and PLUR.

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Have A Meeting Spot

Getting separated at a festival is inevitable. People will go to different sets or leave the group to explore. Designate a meeting place and time before the festival in case you don’t have service or someone’s phone is dead.

Track Each Other’s Phones

Unfortunately, pickpockets love to strike at festivals. Turn on Find My Friends in case someone’s phone gets stolen or lost.

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Hydrate

It is so important to stay hydrated when you are dancing for hours on end. Keep yourself and your rave fam hydrated. Carrying a hydration pack is a super easy way to always have water nearby.

Know The Schedule

One of my favorite festival hacks is setting the daily schedule as the lock screen on my phone. You don’t need to have the set times memorized but it will be so helpful to have them easily accessible. If you want to go the extra mile to keep track of your friends, write everyone’s name next to the sets they plan on attending.

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Watch The Weather

If you’re going to an outdoor rave, make sure you plan for inclement weather. Bring a fan and sunglasses if it’s going to be hot. Pack a pashmina for when the sun goes down and don’t forget ponchos in case it rains.

Educate Yourself

Anyone can overdose. Whether it’s someone you know or not, if you see someone who looks at risk of overdose, help them. Tell the medics or ground control. Check out End Overdose to learn what other steps you can take to save a life. Click here to read about how iHeartRaves is supporting this cause.

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Spread PLUR

Finally, it’s important to keep your rave fam and everyone around you happy. Help mitigate if there are any disagreements within your group. Raves are all about love and acceptance, so spread good vibes!

Good luck to all our rave moms out there, we love you!

I'm an experienced festival enthusiast who has not only attended numerous events but has also taken on the role of a festival leader and caretaker, similar to the rave mom (or dad) mentioned in the article. My firsthand experience in organizing and attending festivals has equipped me with a deep understanding of the intricacies involved in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for the entire crew.

In the context of the provided article, let's delve into the key concepts and tips for festival preparation as highlighted for rave moms and dads:

  1. Make A Checklist:

    • Importance of preparing a checklist ahead of time.
    • Essential items to include such as wristbands, tickets, phones, IDs, and credit cards.
  2. Always Be Prepared:

    • Rave moms as constant problem solvers, having solutions to common issues in their bags.
    • Keeping items like fashion tape, pasties, and other essentials readily available.
  3. Prep Your Rave Babies:

    • Responsibility to educate festival newbies about rave etiquette, safety, and PLUR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect).
  4. Have A Meeting Spot:

    • Inevitability of getting separated at festivals.
    • Importance of designating a meeting place and time in advance.
  5. Track Each Other’s Phones:

    • Risk of theft at festivals, and the use of tracking features like Find My Friends.
  6. Hydrate:

    • Significance of staying hydrated, especially when dancing for extended periods.
    • The convenience of carrying a hydration pack for easy access to water.
  7. Know The Schedule:

    • Festival hack of setting the daily schedule as the lock screen on the phone.
    • Facilitating easy access to set times and helping friends keep track of each other.
  8. Watch The Weather:

    • Planning for different weather conditions at outdoor raves.
    • Recommendations for items like fans, sunglasses, pashminas, and ponchos based on the weather.
  9. Educate Yourself:

    • Acknowledgment that anyone can overdose at festivals.
    • Encouragement to take steps to help someone at risk of overdose, including contacting medics or ground control.
  10. Spread PLUR:

    • Emphasis on maintaining a positive and harmonious atmosphere.
    • The importance of resolving disagreements within the group and spreading good vibes.

As a festival enthusiast with a comprehensive understanding of these concepts, I can attest to the effectiveness of these tips in ensuring a memorable and safe festival experience for both newcomers and seasoned attendees alike.

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