Last year the outfit didn’t quite get its moment, but the creator says it’s back and ready to shine — glowing tentacles, big top vibes, and all the late-night spectacle you’d expect. The post has a friendly mix of hype and memes from fans who remember the look or are just excited to see it in person.
Fan reactions ranged from straight-up excitement to the classic late-night trip jokes:
- “That hat is going to be terrifying to see while tripping late night 😂” — Aggravating-Award619
- “MY GURL” — Giggles_the_Slut
- “I would be mesmerized by this at late night!!! Please never take it off!!” — nerdycarguy18
One commenter asked if Jellyfish Girl showed up at HulaWeen, but the original poster didn’t confirm — so for now, keep your eyes peeled on the farm. If you’re planning a costume, this thread is giving hat and headpiece inspo (Viking helmets and jellyfish both get a shoutout).
Why it matters: Bonnaroo is a late-night visual playground — part parade, part performance art. Costumes like this add to the shared vibe and memories, especially when lights, lasers, and a sticky-sweet late-night set meet a glowing jellyfish overhead.
See something wild on the farm? Tag us or drop a photo in the r/bonnaroo thread — we’ll be watching for Jellyfish Girl and the rest of the late-night legends.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/bonnaroo/comments/1qqg3r0/jellyfish_girl_is_back/