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How to Stay Cool at the New Orleans Jazz Fest

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By Henry
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If you’re going to the New Orleans Jazz Fest, you’re obviously incredibly cool. Wait, that’s lame. This is about body temperature. Heat stroke is no joke. Come prepared to the Jazz Fest and you’ll be able to enjoy the whole day without passing out and not leave with your skin five shades of red.

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  1. Step 1

    Find some shade. There are plenty of awnings and umbrellas where you can get away from the sun. There are also air-conditioned buildings, which is like a sweet oasis.

  2. Step 2

    Bring sunscreen. Plenty of it. SPF 608. Keep reapplying, especially after a show when you’ve been getting sweaty and rubbing against people.

  3. Step 3

    Wear a hat.

  4. Step 4

    Wear comfortable, non-polyester, light clothing. If you’re female, wear a bikini top under your shirt in case you want to take it off without taking it all off. Wear shorts, skirts, t-shirts, tank tops, sandles.

  5. Step 5

    Wear sunglasses. Protect those eyes. You need them to see music.

  6. Step 6

    Finally, keep hydrated. This doesn’t mean beer because that’s actually dehydrating. Go ahead, drink beer, but you should have a water chaser.

Tips & Warnings
  • At times the Fair Grounds can get cool, especially later in the day. You might think about bringing heavier clothing in case the weather takes a turn for the worse.
  • Get VIP tickets, which gives you more access to air-conditioned areas. Worth the price alone.
  • Flashing is not recommended.
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