Project Z 2017 Set Times, Map, & Essential Info

Project Z 2017 is just around the corner, and we’ve got all your essential info here in one place.

Tomorrow is the day to head-bang, shuffle, and really find your inner self as Basscon and Bassrush, two of Insomniac Events’ strongest brands, take over the Nos Events Center for Project Z. While each brand focuses on the heavier aspects of electronic dance music, you can guarantee that everyone will be breaking a sweat before the day is over.

With the addition of a third stage, whether you’re there for the hardstyle or the bass or even the the wubz there’s going to be something for everyone this year.This will be my first year attending and I’m excited to break my neck and really get down, so hopefully I’ll catch you on the rail!

Be sure to read about our thoughts on last year’s event, here.

Tickets to Project Z 2017 are available for purchase HERE!

Project Z 2017 Essential Info:

Dates: Saturday, August 12, 2017
Show times: 4pm – 2am
Venue Address: NOS Event Center, 689 S. E St, San Bernadino, CA 92408
Ages: 18+

Acceptable Forms of Identification for Entry

Any US government-issued driver’s license or ID card containing a photograph and date of birth

US or foreign government-issued passport containing a photograph and date of birth

Foreign government-issued driver’s license/ID with color photocopy of passport (not valid for 21+ wristband. To purchase alcohol or enter VIP areas, a physical passport or US ID will be required.)

Temporary DMV documents proving you are currently renewing a license — ONLY if accompanied by passport or expired license

Unacceptable Forms of Identification for Entry

School ID

Consular ID

Birth certificate

Expired ID of any kind

Photocopy of any ID (except as noted above)

Temporary DMV license without passport or expired license

Project Z 2017 Set Times:

Project Z 2017 Festival and Parking Maps

Reminder To Mind Your Belongings

Unfortunately, many people have reported pickpockets, bag slashings, and theft of wallets, smartphones, purses and other valuables during this festival season. While this small number of bad apples in the bunch doesn’t define an entire crowd, there are opportunistic people who come to these events to take advantage of unsuspecting party goers and it’s important to be mindful of your valuables while at Project Z.

Pay attention to who’s around you and what’s going on around you. Keep your wallet and phone in your front pocket(s) if you can. Treat your phone the same way you would treat cash; don’t set it down on a table or bar and look away. If a friend isn’t standing behind you in a crowd, be careful of your backpack or purse, and don’t put valuables in a pocket that could easily be unzipped by someone behind in a crowded spot without you realizing.

Festivals, in general, are a very densely populated place and are a well-known place where pick-pocketing of unsuspecting people occurs. It’s easy to find yourself in a crowded environment in a line, at a stage in the festival, elevator, or even out on the street where someone could slip your wallet or phone our of your pocket or bag in a matter of seconds. Stay alert, be careful, and make sure to not carry more than what you need!

Project Z 2017 Do’s & Don’ts

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS

Cell phones and portable chargers/external batteries

Non-professional flash/still cameras, handheld video devices under 6″ (Sony Action Cam, GoPro, etc.)

Selfie sticks

Small bags, single-compartment backpacks, plush backpacks, purses (maximum 12“x12“)

Official Insomniac water bottles—must be empty upon entry

Hydration packs with no more than two main compartments and one smaller compartment—must be empty upon entry

Fanny packs

Sunglasses & hats

Lighters and sealed packs of cigarettes

E-cigs/vapes (refillable liquid chambers OK, must be empty upon arrival)

Physician-prescribed medication that is not expired (must show physician’s prescription and consult with a safety officer upon entry)

Earplugs

Sealed lip balm & gloss

Sealed sunscreen lotion (inspected upon entry)

Powder makeup

Sealed tampons

Sealed wet wipes

Sealed packs of gum

Hula hoops (including LED hoops)

Glowsticks & glowing/illuminated costumes or jewelry

LED poi & orbitals

Inflatables (must be deflated upon entry)

Flags/banners or handmade signs (no corporate/company-branded and no hard flagpoles)

Festival totems or decorated pool noodles (see Totem Guidelines)

PROHIBITED ITEMS

Professional photo, video, or audio recording equipment (no detachable lenses, tripods, big zooms or commercial-use rigs)

Laser pointers and air horns

Drones, remote-controlled aircraft, toys

Toy guns, water guns, slingshots

Balls or frisbees

Tents, large umbrellas, chairs or blankets

Weapons of any kind (includes pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks, etc.)

Illegal substances

Drugs or drug paraphernalia

Massagers

LED gloves or microlights used for light shows

Pacifiers, dust masks or gas masks

Aerosol products/cans

Eye drops (available inside festival at the general store)

Over-the-counter medication (available inside festival at general store or from a first aid station)

Liquid makeup

Unsealed tampons (upon entry)

Open packs of cigarettes (upon entry)

Glass, cans, cups or coolers

Outside food or beverages (including alcohol and candy)

Markers, pens or spray paint

Large chains or spiked jewelry

Stickers, flyers

Bota bags

Large purses, bags or backpacks (over 12″×12″)

Stuffed animals or dolls

Pets

TOTEM GUIDELINES

Maximum height is 10 feet.

Totems must be made from a lightweight material (e.g., foam, PVC / no solid metal).

Collapsible/telescoping camera extenders that follow the above guidelines are OK (lightweight/hollow aluminum/polycarbonate).

PVC, light wood or aluminum poles must be no thicker than 1 inch in diameter.

Decorated pool noodles work great for easy entrance through security.

Inflatables attached to totems must be deflated upon entry.

Any item deemed dangerous will not be allowed.

Totems promoting illegal activity or hate speech will not be permitted. Please keep it PLUR.

About Bassrush:

Since its inception, Bassrush has produced hundreds of events around the U.S. such as Bassrush Massive, Uprising, and Funktion, catering to bass music fans since the early 2000s. The brand has evolved from its strictly drum & bass roots to include dubstep, trap, and other bass-oriented genres.

About Basscon:

Basscon was created shortly after the massive Bassrush movement, featuring harder genres of dance music while gaining popularity with continuously sold-out events such as Wasteland and Sanctuary. Together, the two have created a bass-centric community of music lovers and tastemakers, uniting all forms of bass styles with Project: Z.

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