Connect with us

Subscribe

Events

Insomniac gets creative with hour-long musical driving experience

Coming in January of 2021, Insomniac is stepping it up in the pandemic entertainment world. Electric Mile is Insomniac’s newest project to keep the fun going while socially distanced, with a “fully immersive, audiovisual drive-thru experience” that will be happening at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, CA.

Attendees will drive through the Electric Mile with some of their favorite tracks playing in the background. If you have been to an Insomniac’s event, you can already guess the astonishing light installations and trippy visual effects that will be there. There will be seven worlds that you will drive through, from EDC to Countdown, where you will experience most of Insomniac’s well-known events in one hour. The whole experience consists of 1.5 miles and around an hour of fun.

“Buckle up, Headliners! We’ve had to get creative to bring happiness to people in different ways. To us, getting people out of the house in a COVID-safe way is really important for mental health and the soul,” said Rotella. “We’re excited for people young and old to come. It’s going to be spectacular whether or not you’ve been to one of our festivals before. It’s in the name of art, and it’s for everyone.” –Pasquale Rotella

Tickets start at $69.99 plus fees per car. You can buy and view all ticket information here.

What are your thoughts on this new drive-thru experience? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter!

SIGN UP FOR ALERTS

Important things happen in Pacific Northwest nightlife, and DMNW will send you alerts!

Written By

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

promo for GENESI at Level 1 Sat 9/26, with black and white photo and red text promo for GENESI at Level 1 Sat 9/26, with black and white photo and red text

Don’t miss GENESI’s Seattle headline debut at Level 1

Events

Looking at the Fisher Stage over the crowd with the sunny Space Needle in the background at Bumbershoot 2026 Looking at the Fisher Stage over the crowd with the sunny Space Needle in the background at Bumbershoot 2026

Bumbershoot 2026 triumphantly highlights local artists, vendors, and performers [DMNW Review]

Reviews

Shambhala 2019 lineup Shambhala 2019 lineup

Part of the farm, part of the farmily: Shambhala 2026 DMNW Review

Events

‘Good music gives you a little freedom’: How Norway-raised DJ WIN WIN found his home in Seattle’s tech-house scene

Interviews

Advertisement
Connect
SIGN UP FOR ALERTS

Important things happen in Pacific Northwest nightlife, and DMNW will send you alerts!