Tidbit: Electric Daisy Carnival. 

According to Afrojack, we all missed the “greatest party ever”… Electric Daisy Carnival made its Vegas debut this year with more than 200,000 rowdy ravers ready to take on the tents and Tao, all in one weekend. 

Creating a true carnival atmosphere, the festival featured more than 200 performers, including dancers, fire twirlers, aerialists, and stilt walkers, plus numerous full size carnival rides. The 1,000-acre complex transformed into a fully immersive audiovisual experience as 13 large-scale art installations created their own interactive environments amidst the six stages, along with state-of-the-art lighting and sound production.

On the final day at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, fans took over the infield to hear electronic artists from Laidback Luke to Axwell. Kinetic Field, the largest stage in North America, was the haven for headline performers like Swedish House Mafia. The trio played to a massive sea of more than 40,000 festival goers at just one of the festival’s six stages, with major pyrotechnics throughout the set. A ten minute fireworks show and Red Bull skydivers shooting off flames lit up the sky during the two hour show.

It’s no wonder that Electric Daisy Carnival is now an official week in the city of Las Vegas…. Go forth, and rave.

Photo Credit: Erika Kabik/Retna and Rukes/Insomniac; For the full lineup….

Travel Tuesday: @HardRockHotel, Las Vegas

With 374 expansive units set inside a gleaming new tower that’s separate from the rest of this rocker-friendly hotel, the HRH All-Suite Tower offers proximity to hip dining, big-name concerts and the Hard Rock’s famously swish pool parties. Yet with a private lobby and its own spa, the tower pampers its guests with a sense of exclusivity. For high rollers who prefer a youthful, sexy Vegas base camp, the Hard Rock has the perfect balance. Note: Stone Temple Penthouse, Infinity and Sex & Pistols suites do not come equipped with rock stars.

Hit em’ like a high roller through Jetsetter.com!