In addition to music and food, the inaugural Lost Lake Festival in Phoenix will have a "playground" with larger-than-life games.
The three-day music festival partnered with Walter Productions, a Phoenix-based entertainment events company, and "reimagined everyone's favorite backyard and billiards games in unexpected ways," according to a news release.
The games include:
- Giant pool table: The billiards balls have been replaced with bowling balls and the table is 56-feet long. The goal is to roll the bowling balls into the pockets.
- LED table tennis: It's regular table tennis, but the electric table has LED lights that respond to the touch of the ball.
- Mega Twister: A giant version of Twister with lights and sounds, plus a large spinner.
- Colossal Croquet: The hoops are so large that you'll be able to follow your ball through them.
- Life-sized Connect 4
- Humongous Cornhole
- Jumbo Jenga
- Gigantic Ladder Golf
- Giant Foosball
- Extra-large Bocce ball
The Lost Lake Festival, produced by SuperFly, the creators of 'Bonnaroo' and 'Outsides Lands,' will be Oct. 20-22, 2017 at Steel Indian School Park near Central Avenue and Indian School Road.
Tickets are on sale now.
"Early Bird" and "Tier 1" tickets have sold out.
Tier 2 tickets are $224.50, and VIP tickets are $574.50, plus fees, according to the website. "Last call" pricing starts Oct. 1, 2017.
The music lineup includes Chance the Rapper, Major Lazer, The Roots and The Killers. View the rest of the lineup.
