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#shorts #viral #edit #movie #marvel #minecraft #tommyinit #ishowspeed #coachella #foryou #concert #coachella2025 #sabrinacarpentertour #taylorswift Let’s talk about what it’s really like at Coachella—beyond the Instagram filters and influencer stories. Because what many people don’t realize until they’re deep into the desert heat is that the shower situation? It’s genuinely awful.

Each morning, tens of thousands of attendees crowd into lines that stretch endlessly across the campground—just to rinse off. And when I say lines, I mean you could be standing there for hours, waiting, hoping, inching forward for what ends up being a quick, unsatisfying five-minute rinse. That’s assuming the water pressure isn’t pitiful or the stalls aren’t already gross by the time you get in.

Now, let’s talk hygiene. According to the countless TikToks circulating online, a significant number of festivalgoers just… skip the shower altogether. They don’t bother to clean up, and as the days go on, that collective grime starts to feel unbearable. The heat, the dust, the sweat—it clings to you. And it doesn’t help that the organizers have decided to capitalize on the situation by charging $10 per shower, per guest. That’s right. Ten bucks just to clean yourself once a day.

Then there's the food—don’t expect gourmet festival cuisine. What you’re getting is overpriced, underwhelming cafeteria-style food dressed up to look trendy. A simple iced coffee? That’ll cost you somewhere between $12 and $13. And meals? One attendee shared that they dropped $60—yes, sixty dollars—on just two burritos and two drinks. No sides, no extras. Just basic sustenance at luxury prices.

When you add it all up—the waiting, the heat, the lack of cleanliness, the inflated prices—you start to wonder: is the experience really worth it? Because while Coachella might look like a dream on social media, the reality for most is far more exhausting, expensive, and uncomfortable than it seems.