Shambhala 2025’s Hilarious Ground Crew Steals the Show with Glowstick Citations and Dancefloor Antics

Shambhala Music Festival 2025 didn’t just deliver on world-class beats—it also served up an unforgettable performance from an unexpected crew: the ground traffic controllers. This lively bunch quickly became the festival’s viral highlight thanks to their outrageous costumes and side-splitting antics.

  • A guy decked out in full construction worker gear handing out playful “citations” for the most excessive glow stick collections
  • A worm-costumed duo expertly executing a costume swap mid-dance, mesmerizing onlookers
  • Burly rave bunnies spreading infectious energy across the campsite and dancefloor
  • A relentlessly sweaty panda mascot who never let the vibe drop
  • The recently introduced airplane totem, which brought the laughs to new heights

Festival-goers unanimously declared this crew the funniest and most memorable part of Shambhala, elevating the communal spirit from The Grove to The Living Room and beyond. Their walkabouts and antics are a testament to how little moments outside the main stage can turbocharge festival culture.

For those craving a second dose of these comedic heroes, a full video capturing their best moves and pranks has been making the rounds across social media—guaranteed to add laughter to your day.

Shambhala 2025, held July 25–28 at the Salmo River Ranch in British Columbia, continued its tradition of blending music, immersive art, and community-driven experiences. With over 140 artists including headliners ILLENIUM, REZZ, and Tape B, the six intricately themed stages catered to every vibe seeker. But it’s the festival’s quirky personalities, like this ground crew, that keep the magic alive year after year.

Looking ahead, Shambhala’s unique mix of music, art, and unforgettable characters continues to set a high bar in the festival scene. If you missed out this year—and the next lineup looks just as electrifying—get ready to join a welcoming tribe that knows how to keep the party as playful as it is profound.

Source: r/Shambhala
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