佛罗里达州的Moon Crush Pink Moon音乐节是在大流行期间发明的,提供了一个小型的,亲密的体验,有1500个部分,专注于个人关注. Florida's Moon Crush Pink Moon music festival, conceived during pandemic, offers a small-scale, intimate experience with 1,500 sections and focus on personal attention.

佛罗里达州的Moon Crush Pink Moon音乐节,由音乐游轮发起人安迪·莱文在疫情期间构思,提供独特的,亲密的度假体验. Florida's Moon Crush Pink Moon music festival, conceived by music cruise promoter Andy Levine during the pandemic, offers a unique, intimate vacation experience. 通过减少长队和表演之间的竞争,旨在为艺术家和与会者提供安全和有意义的活动. Inspired by social distancing requirements, the festival aims to provide a safe and meaningful event for both artists and attendees by minimizing long lines and competition between acts. 该场地以前是高尔夫练习场，分为 1,500 个部分或“海湾”，每个部分都用绳子围起来，并配有折叠椅。 The site, a former golf driving range, is divided into 1,500 sections, or "coves," each roped off and stocked with folding chairs. 音乐会观众可以通过应用程序订购特许权和商品，该应用程序将商品直接送到他们的海湾。 Concertgoers can order concessions and merchandise through an app, which delivers goods straight to their cove. 节日以小规模的私密表演为重点, 观众人数不到5000人, 提供轻松的氛围, 优先考虑与客人联系和个人关注. The festival's focus on small, intimate performances, with a capacity under 5,000 attendees, provides a laid-back atmosphere, prioritizing connection and personal attention to guests.