About time these money-grubbing "promoters" drop the facade. Let the "Woodstock" name rest in Peace. Screw your 'corporate branding' of this iconic event.

I didn't make it to Woodstock until late on Saturday and left 2 days later.
I also attended the awesome festival at Watkins Glen (The Band, Allman Bros, and Grateful Dead), arriving a week early and left the day after it ended. Both were virtual 'human villages' that cooperated with one another to survive and afford the events their successes.

I also performed many years ago (with a Bluegrass band) at the first "reunion" at Yasgur's Farm. It was a disgusting display of Yuppie-ism. Although I did enjoy the small museum containing memories & artifacts of the original event.

I fear today's potential for danger is not conducive to making such an event safe by any stretch. These are far more uneasy, uncertain times. There's a reason such historic happenings might best be reserved for Memories, film, and audio.