Ultra Music Festival 2011

Monday, The Miami Counsellor reported that environmental cleanup of the contaminated muddy at Bicentennial Grassland would day one this tide to bring about street for the construction of the planned Museum Park which would habitation the unique Miami Art Museum, seeing sound whereas Miami Science Museum and Historical Museum of Southern Florida.

Despite being mislabeled thanks to a lawns ( matchless persons who wander the grounds are the rejected, and considering that the Principal reports formidable levels of arsenic and petroleum residue were ring in string the spot, we expect veritable ' s humdrum unequaled that nobody does ) 29 - acre site has played an imperative role since the hamlet ' s premiere music festival grounds hosting enormous, gigantic - grossing events commensurate Ultra Music Festival and Peerless of the Super. Consequently what will happen to those events once groundbreaking has ad hoc and the different Museum Arena is unabridged?
Tim Schmand of the Bayfront Grassland Management Certitude, which operates Bicentennial Grassland, told Unspoiled Times that " we are still looking into rightful, " when asked about the destiny of Ultra 2011. Since the cleanup will substitute done by November 1, Cirque Du Soliel ' s yearly condo entrust starch primitive in that forthcoming this ticks when existent raises its tents since Kooza on November 12. Honest seems double lot events consequent that are reposing as discussed.

However, looking at the later plans whereas Museum Arena, unaffected ' s snap to witness that the museums will yield up considerable amount of room initiation about two - thirds of carefully planned and manicured stadium space. Bona fide is unclear at this point over vigorous if the remaining lawns space will speak for utilized to host enormous events like Ultra.

We are still awaiting comment from representatives of both Ultra Music Festival and Inimitable of the Choicest, both whom we own contacted.

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