Why Coachella and not Stagecoach?

[WLW]

Why at coachella can you cook outdoors and not Stagecoach? This is off the Coachella site:


May I use a stove to cook?

The use of a outdoor cooking appliance is only permitted in the Car Camping areas. Cooking in the Tent Camping area is not permitted. The following are the requirements for the use of a outdoor cooking appliance:

1. All cooking appliances shall bear a certification or listing from a nationally recognized testing or certification organization. 2. Cooking appliances that only utilize propane as the fuel source shall be permitted. No wood, charcoal, flammable/combustible liquid cooking appliances permitted.
3. One cooking appliance per camp site shall be permitted.
4. Maximum amount of propane per campsite shall not exceed 20 pounds or 48 pounds of water capacity.
5. A minimum of 3 feet of clearance shall be maintained at all times while the cooking appliance is in use. No combustible material shall be within 3 feet of the cooking appliance.
6. Cooking appliances shall only be used during the hours of 7:00 am to 2:00 am PST.
7. Cooking appliances, when in use, shall not be left unattended.


Is it because all the potheads get the munchies and drunks don't? Someone please help me understand.

[Rose]

So far we can't car camp at Stagecoach either.

I'm surprised they don't offer those "safari" camping packages too?

[gaypalmsprings]

No RVs at Coachella.

[WLW]

So far we can't car camp at Stagecoach either.

I'm surprised they don't offer those "safari" camping packages too?

Rose, I was wondering the same.

I still don't understand. Same location, same promoter, no real difference as far as safety. I would think it would be safer in the RV area than the car camping area. Last year there were signs left up from Coachella that said what was an acceptable BBQ. thats when I started wondering why.:confused:

[scarr]

No RVs at Coachella.

Most of the Coachella crowd are too young to drive. :D