Florida Georgia Line concert leaves half the parking lot flooded, but only the spots where people paid extra for VIP parking—figures.
You know what, I’m just gonna say what we’re all thinking here. All that “common sense” flew right out the window when the storm rolled in and the drainage ditch backed up. But somehow, the only cars getting hit with ankle-deep water are the ones who paid an extra $40 for “premium” parking by the gates. Coincidence? Or just the universe punishing people for buying $15 beers and singing “Cruise” at full volume?
Look, I get it, it’s a concert, not a natural disaster. But if you’re going to charge people premium rates for a spot that turns into a swamp the second a squirrel sneezes, maybe put a sandbag or two down. Basic stuff for a Georgia-Florida line event, right? The rest of us in the free parking lot were bone dry. Common sense says if you’re paying for luxury, you shouldn’t be walking out with wet socks. Just saying.