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John Law, a co-founder of the Burning Man Festival, has raised concerns about the festival's commercialization and its departure from its original ethos. He noted that the event, which attracted around 70,000 attendees last year, has become increasingly focused on luxury and wealth, with ticket prices for the 2026 festival ranging from $550 to $3,000.
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John Law, a co-founder of the Burning Man Festival, has raised concerns about the festival's commercialization and its departure from its original ethos. He noted that the event, which attracted around 70,000 attendees last year, has become increasingly focused on luxury and wealth, with ticket prices for the 2026 festival ranging from $550 to $3,000.
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Burning Man co-founder expresses concerns about festival's commercialization