EDC 2023: these are the prices of beer, snacks and cocktails

People who attended the first day of the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) shared on social media what the prices are for consuming drinks, food, beer and cocktails at the festival.

On social media, prices were seen as exaggerated, but the reality is that food and drink costs at EDC and any other festival are generally the same, and may even increase each year.

-2 cans of beer of 355 ml (Dos Equis lager, Dos Equis Ambar and Dos Equis Ultra lager brands): 150 Mexican pesos.

-2 cans of 355ml beer (Heineken Original, silver markings): 160 mexican pesos

-A can of non-alcoholic beer (Heineken 0.0 and Tecate 0.0 brands) 70 and 50 mexican pesosrespectively.

-One 473ml can of Sol Clamato: 110 mexican pesos

-One 473ml can of Sol Mangoyada: 110 mexican pesos

Vodka: single for 110 Mexican pesos and double for 220, the brands offered are Smirnov 21 and Smirnoff Tamarindo

Whisky: single 120 double 240 Mexican pesos (Johnie Walker brand); 170 single and 340 double Mexican pesos (Johnnie Black Label brand).

Rum: single 110 and double 220 Mexican pesos (Captain Morgan Spiced and Captain Morgan White brands); 210 singles and doubles 420 Mexican pesos (Zacapa brand 23 years old) and singles 170 pesos, doubles 340 Mexican pesos (Zacapa ambar brand).

Tequila:

Ginebra:

Taminosa simple 130 and double 260 Mexican pesos

-Giant Picafresa: 5 Mexican pesos

– Vero Tarrito shoulder: 15 Mexican pesos

– Pallet Vero Takis: 20 Mexican pesos

-Panditas: 40 Mexican pesos

-Dulcigomas: 40 Mexican pesos

-Marinela goose: 50 Mexican pesos

-Marinela penguins: 50 Mexican pesos

Marinela bars: 40 Mexican pesos

Prince cookies with hazelnuts: 40 Mexican pesos

600 ml of pure water: 40 Mexican pesos

Soft drinks Pepsi, Manzanita, Seven Up and Canada Dry Mineral Water 50 Mexican pesos

Monster energy drinks: 100 Mexican pesos

Takis Fuego Fritters, Salt, Jalapeño and Fire Chips: 50 Mexican pesos

Peanuts Hot Nuts and Kiyakis: 40 Mexican pesos

Through its social networks, EDC 2023 has announced that due to the environmental contingency, there will be no fireworks this Friday. However, this measure was suspended around 6:00 p.m. on February 24, so it is expected that there will be fireworks on the second and third days of the electronic music festival.

This decision was taken because the maximum ozone value around 6:00 p.m. on February 24 was 113 ppb, at the Cuajimalpa station. This means that it is no longer necessary to activate an environmental contingency phase. “The conditions of February 25 should improve compared to those recorded this Friday,” said CAMe.

It should be noted that after music, pyrotechnics is one of the most anticipated elements of EDC.