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People shocked over Coachella's 'criminal' prices after woman spends £50 for 'two burritos and cucumber water'

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Published 12:58 16 Apr 2024 GMT+1

People shocked over Coachella's 'criminal' prices after woman spends £50 for 'two burritos and cucumber water'

You get no bang for your buck at your Coachella

Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle

Now, anyone who has ever been to a festival before will know that food and drink tends to be a tad pricier onsite than in the real world.

But it's clear that you'll definitely be having to splash the cashola a whole lot more at certain festivals - including the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, which takes places in the Californian desert every year.

Some attendees have since given outsiders a glimpse inside the festival leaving people beyond shocked over the 'criminal' prices after woman spent over £50 on 'two burritos and cucumber water'.

One Coachella attendee lifted the lid on the 'criminal' food and drink prices. (TikTok/@jackietanti)
One Coachella attendee lifted the lid on the 'criminal' food and drink prices. (TikTok/@jackietanti)

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Tickets alone set music-lovers back a staggering $499 to $599 (not including fees) and it seems that, despite all the backlash Coachella faced last year for its skyrocketed prices for a bit of grub, the prices have pretty much remained the same.

One festival-goer Jackie Tanti took to TikTok last summer to share just how much bang she got for her buck during the festival's first weekender.

She showed viewers a mini haul of her festival picnic consisting of only four items.

"Just so you all know, the two coffees and these two burritos cost us $64. Capitalism really popped off today," Jackie said.

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The spenny cucumber juice. (TikTok/@jackietanti)
The spenny cucumber juice. (TikTok/@jackietanti)

While admitting that the food was 'actually pretty good,' it's clear it was no way near worth over 60 dollars.

Jackie captioned the short clip: "The sh*ttiest part of Coachella."

But, it seems the steep prices haven't deterred Jackie from rocking up to the festival yet again.

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Over the weekend, she took to TikTok once more to share the 2024 price rundown of a pretty similar order to last year's.

She opted for the two burritos but, instead of a couple of coffees, Jackie went for a slightly healthier fresh juice.

And the burritos. (TikTok/@jackietanti)
And the burritos. (TikTok/@jackietanti)

"It's weekend one of Coachella and I just spent $64 (about £51) on this really good juice and two breakfast burritos," she told viewers, while showing her costly haul of just three items - and a couple pots of some very sad-looking dipping sauce.

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Jackie ended the short clip admitting: "Capitalism is crazy and I am a part of the problem."



People have since rushed in to share their reactions to the price rundown with one TikTok user branding it completely 'insane'.

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Another reckoned what they were charging for just three standard items was 'f*ckin wild', while a third straight-up called it 'criminal'.

A fourth admitted: "$64?! I’m so screwed!"

"I could’ve just made you those burritos," pointed out a fifth.

"Sounds about right!" penned another, while a final, more positive TikTok user, added: "At least the juice is really good!"

Tyla has reached out to Coachella for comment.

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@jackietanti

Topics: Life, Money, Food and Drink, Music, TikTok, Real Life

Rhiannon Ingle
Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle is a Senior Journalist at Tyla, specialising in TV, film, travel, and culture. A graduate of the University of Manchester with a degree in English Literature, she honed her editorial skills as the Lifestyle Editor of The Mancunian, the UK’s largest student newspaper. With a keen eye for storytelling, Rhiannon brings fresh perspectives to her writing, blending critical insight with an engaging style. Her work captures the intersection of entertainment and real-world experiences.

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