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Passes and ‘glamping’ spots on sale for TomorrowWorld Atlanta festival

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Imagine camping out at an electronic music festival in a tent with comfortable beds covered in satin sheets, in a tent that includes electric power and lights, and a tent that even has a butler. Welcome to Dreamville, the pop-up community created for the three-day TomorrowWorld Atlanta in September.

Event passes and passes packaged with the luxury “glamping” options go on sale online at 9 a.m. Pacific time today (March 5). Now in its third year, TomorrowWorld is scheduled Sept. 25-27 on an 8,000-acre farm in Georgia’s Chattahoochee Hills.

Dreamville has it all: glam tents, salons, massage stations, a general store, clothing stores, yoga classes and more.

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“You can show up and let loose and forget the real world,” says spokesman Joe Silberzweig.

No headliners have been announced, but fans reserve anyway for the festival that’s a mix of music, pyrotechnics, elaborate decorations and soundscapes. TomorrowWorld is adding a live music stage this year.

Last year, 160,000 people attended. Cars and RVs are banned at the woodsy site about a half-hour from Atlanta. And while a quarter of the 21-and-older crowd -- yes, it’s age restricted -- stay in nearby hotels, most come to Dreamville to bond, party and enjoy.

You can bring your own tent -- $417 gets you a festival pass and five days of camping -- or you can choose from Dreamville’s glamping packages. All come with passes.

The Easy Tent, for example, allows you to show up with a backpack or suitcase and nothing else. The branded tent plus sleeping bag, pillow and nightlight are included -- and you may take them home after the festival’s over. It costs $649 per person.

High rollers may choose the Manor, which costs $50,000 and accommodates 12 people. (Both Manors sold out in 2014 and more are being added this year.) You get a suite with your own bathroom and shower, a tour bus, a butler, a hot tub, catered food and a barbecue zone.

Cabanas, which are the newest addition, offer more security and privacy than a tent. (The door locks.) It’s a real structure with beds, satin sheets and pillows, power and lighting for $1,762 per person.

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Dreamville, which takes a team of 1,000 workers about a month to construct, will host 40,000 people each night.

Maybe you want to get your hair done? Dreamville’s Marketplace has a salon plus food and other services. Dreamville denizens get an added bonus of a welcome party with DJs on the Thursday night before the festival.

Three-day passes without accommodations start at $357 and single-day tickets, which will go on sale later, cost $135.

TomorrowWorld is the sister festival of TomorrowLand in Boom, Belgium in July. (It’s sold out.)

Info: For tickets and glamping options, go to TomorrowWorld.

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