A giant tree stood in the center of the field, and at night, its large white flowers began to glow. You then made your way to the Tomb of the Ancient Kings, which looked like a temple ripped straight from Zelda video games with a giant stone statue of Potaro, Robinson’s lovable blue mascot. There was a magical, cherry blossom-willow forest upon first arrival. For Second Sky, Nassal created four major activation centers. Speaking of Nassal, that’s the company that created The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studio parks, as well as Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disney World and Disneyland. “This is the nicest group of kids at an event I’ve ever seen.” Even an employee of event production company Nassal, which designs the incredible scene activations, agreed: “We’ve had absolutely no problems, zero,” he said. We were gifted a PLUR bracelet for “being beautiful and having so much fun.” We belted “All My Friends” with the crowd of thousands. Instead, everyone smiled, hugged, danced and high-fived and followed each other on Instagram. Inside the grounds, no one pushed, shoved or fought. to see Robinson open the festival with his new progressive house/disco DJ alias Air2Earth - we all sparkled with excitement, sharing compliments and stories about how many times we’ve seen Madeon or Virtual Self or manga favorite Attack on Titan. From the moment we arrived in line - a bright and early 11 a.m. There may be no kinder fanbase on the planet than Porter Robinson fans. “This was everything it could have been.” “A year ago, I thought I’d never play again,” Madeon said near the end of his show, the debut of his new production titled Good Faith Forever. There were a few technical difficulties here and there - some delays for Wavedash and Jai Wolf - but you could tell each artist was giving 110 percent while often smiling ear to ear, seemingly giddy to be back at it. You could feel the excitement from the performers as much as from the fans, as this was the first time most of these artists had touched a stage in nearly two years. Here are the 10 things that made Second Sky 2021 the actual Happiest Place on Earth.Īfter a year and a half spent huddled inside watching Second Sky’s online iteration, Secret Sky, via laptop or VR device, it was beyond magical to be back outside reveling in the sun.
At the end of day one, Porter Robinson proclaimed it “the best day of my life,” and in the crowd, that sentiment also felt applicable. The lineups (and the sets, more or less) were the same both days, and we’ve never been more excited to do the same thing twice.
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