Parookaville Stage

Project:

The 6 smallest balloons (3m and 4m) had to be installed in a metal basket on a pole. To look like they were floating in the air. The largest balloons (5m and 7m) in the center of the stage were cut off flat at the backside so that they could be attached to a metal ring. This is a common technique X-Treme uses for festival and stage decoration, and for other 2D/3D combinations.

The balloons were dye-sub printed with a canvas pattern and some decorative ropes and knots, and got a specific finishing to guarantee a smooth installation by Phixion. They all got some supplementary polyvalent finishing for maximum flexibility in other possible applications at the next editions of Parookaville.

Return on investment:

A music festival with 80.000 visitors and 200 deejays generates an enormous amount of pictures, movies and livestreams on social media and all across the internet. This online visibility is one of the most important channels to generate brand awareness and to attract even more visitors to future editions of the festival. Great stage design and production is capital to assure this effect.

For the visitors that already attended the festival,  stage decoration contributes to the total experience, which is important to have a returning crowd or even make them brand ambassadors.