"DAZZ SHOP" set-up a powder room for visitors.

Aside from the awesome line-up, there was also a lot of new developments at the festival for people to visitors to explore, including a powder room created by "DAZZ SHOP," and a LADIES AREA designed specifically for female guests. Festival goers could also check-out Onitsutka Tiger's ULTRA PARK STAGE, which was filled with cool chairs, objects, and table tennis tables. There was almost a photo opportunity at every turn! Some of the new developments at this year's event included a number of new facilities that aimed to help the audience fully enjoy their experience. For example, there was a range of festival sponsors had booths, including a TOYOTA Hilux stand where visitors could take a photograph of the new car with the MAIN STAGE as the back ground, a SMIRNOFF section that had a screen projecting people's snaps, and a JAL stall that gave people the chance to win a Road to ULTRA AUSTRALIA ticket that included a flight down under.



Building on its success at last year's event, a LADIES AREA was set-up especially for female visitors.

The third day was pretty hot, so as you can imagine the Ice Monster pop-up shop proved to be a massive success!

RUBY MUSHROOM ran a booth that was sampling some of their goods before they had been officially released.

There was actual Japan Airlines (JAL) employees working at the JAL booth!

Here is the stand where the visitors could take a photograph of the new TOYOTA Hilux car with the MAIN STAGE as a backdrop.

SMIRNOFF was running a booth that gave visitors a chance to access to the 2nd floor terrace.

There was more services available for visitors looking for somewhere to leave their valuable items, which meant that people could really enjoy the festival without having to worry about their possessions.

In the "Onitsuka Tiger" area we managed to catch up with the stylist OGU.

There was a delicious curry available in the VIP area. Some voices within the editorial department were suggesting that this was one of the most delicious dishes in the entire venue.

One of the festival foods that we always look forward to eating is yakisoba (fried noodles)!