THE NOT-SO-GREAT GOOGAMOOGA
Amanda | Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 2:08PM 
All right: did any of you dbags get Googamooga tickets?
Some background: Googamooga is a new festival created by the folks at Bonnaroo that's happening right in our backyards in Prospect Park in May. It fell flat on its face this afternoon when they tried to give away free tickets online via EventBrite. As everyone was waiting in online lines to register for tickets, some were allowed to "register," only to have the site crash or serve up an error message. An hour and a half before they opened up the registration at 12pm, they're saying tickets are sold out.
Hey, here's an idea. If you're going to call yourself "Great" in your event's title, you might want to make sure you've got everything covered before you launch. Just a little suggestion between me and you, Googs.
Of course, everyone on Twitter is pissed and Googamooga and EventBrite are feebly doing damage control, but the system is only currently offering up waitlist spots.
We've reached out to Googamooga to get the scoop, so we'll keep you posted.
Personally, I've drawn two conclusions from this:
1. Googamooga's ticketing system is as stupid as its name.
2. You can go to Prospect Park anytime you want, except May 19 and 20.
Did anyone actually get tickets to this thing, or what?
Around BK, googamooga 
Reader Comments (2)
An hour and a half in line starting at noon on the dot and I get a message saying: "Sorry, the tickets you are trying to order are not currently available."
But apparently people are still waiting in the queue according to GoogaMooga and Eventbrite. I was offered the Waitlist option and will be notified if tickets open up for me.
Why didn't Slopers (who are going to have to clean up the overflow) have priority access to the tickets? Total BS. What org is allowing the concert?