Short Answer

The model sees potential mispricing: "At least $100" at 70.0% model vs 83.0% market, suggesting that the cancellation of Fyre Festival 2 makes ticket sales highly improbable before 2030.

1. Executive Verdict

  • Fyre Festival 2 was officially canceled in April 2025. The event brand was subsequently put up for sale. Significant struggles occurred to raise committed capital for the event. No major talent agencies confirmed artists before the cancellation. * Official reports confirm no significant ticket sales expected before 2030.

Who Wins and Why

Outcome Market Model Why
At least $100 83.0% 70.0% Fyre Festival 2 was canceled as of April 2025, making ticket sales improbable.
At least $1400 71.0% 54.2% Fyre Festival 2 was canceled as of April 2025, making ticket sales improbable.
At least $1750 55.0% 37.8% Fyre Festival 2 was canceled as of April 2025, making ticket sales improbable.
At least $1250 65.0% 54.2% Fyre Festival 2 was canceled as of April 2025, making ticket sales improbable.
At least $1000 81.0% 67.1% Fyre Festival 2 was canceled as of April 2025, making ticket sales improbable.

2. Market Behavior & Price Dynamics

Historical Price (Probability)

Outcome probability
Date
Based on a technical analysis of the provided chart data, this market shows a complete lack of price movement. The probability has remained perfectly static at 83.0% since its inception. There have been no fluctuations, spikes, or drops, resulting in a flat, sideways trend line. As there have been no price changes to analyze, it is not possible to correlate any market activity with external events or context.
The most significant technical indicator is the trading volume, which is zero. This indicates that no contracts have been bought or sold throughout the market's history. The absence of trading activity means the current 83.0% price does not reflect a consensus formed by market participants. Instead, it is likely the initial price set by the market creator or an automated market maker. Consequently, key technical levels like support and resistance have not been established, as these levels are formed by buying and selling pressure that is absent here. The chart does not reveal any genuine market sentiment, but rather a lack of engagement and conviction from traders. The price is nominal and untested, representing an open question with no crowd wisdom applied to it yet.

3. Market Data

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Contract Snapshot

This market resolves to YES if FF2 Operations LLC first announces a Fyre Festival 2 General Admission Ticket price of at least $1750. It resolves to NO if the first announced price is less than $1750, or if no official ticket price announcement is made before the market closes. The market opened on July 25, 2025, and closes early if the event occurs, otherwise by December 31, 2029, with payouts projected 30 minutes after closing.

Available Contracts

Market options and current pricing

Outcome bucket Yes (price) No (price) Last trade probability
At least $100 $0.93 $0.16 83%
At least $1000 $0.81 $0.31 81%
At least $500 $0.85 $0.25 75%
At least $750 $0.84 $0.27 74%
At least $1400 $0.71 $0.37 71%
At least $1250 $0.77 $0.34 65%
At least $1750 $0.56 $0.52 55%
At least $2000 $0.39 $0.71 39%
At least $3000 $0.33 $0.78 33%
At least $5000 $0.26 $0.85 27%

Market Discussion

Limited public discussion available for this market.

4. What are Fyre Festival 2's permitted capacity and event type?

Target Attendee Capacity250 people [^]
Event Type (per permit)12-hour listening party [^]
Venue Location (per permits)Not detailed in provided sources [^]
Fyre Festival 2 permits outline a limited attendee capacity and event type. Official permits for Fyre Festival 2 currently approve an attendee capacity of 250 people [^]. These permits specifically sanction a 12-hour listening party [^]. Available sources consistently confirm that the event is approved only for this restricted scale and duration [^].
The specific venue location in official filings remains undisclosed. While information regarding Fyre Festival 2's general plans, ticket sales, and potential dates has been publicized [^], current research does not detail the specific venue location as outlined in any filed event permits, investor pitch decks, or official partnership agreements. The provided sources consistently focus on the permit's capacity and event type rather than a specific physical address tied to those official filings.

5. How Much Capital Has Fyre Festival II Publicly Raised?

Committed Capital Goal (Crypto Campaign)$50 million [^]
Committed Capital Raised (Crypto Campaign)$82,900 [^]
Lead Investor(s)None publicly identified from established firms [^]
Fyre Festival II struggled significantly to raise committed capital. Billy McFarland initiated a $50 million fundraising campaign for the event, specifically targeting crypto investors via the MEMO platform. This endeavor ultimately raised only $82,900, falling considerably short of its ambitious financial goal [^]. While there were claims in May 2023 about securing funding and a new partner for Fyre Fest 2.0 [^], a May 2024 report later confirmed the very limited success of this crypto capital raise [^]. It is important to note that reported initial ticket sales, such as the $50,000 from the first 100 general admission tickets, represent revenue rather than committed capital for the overall event production [^].
Lead investors for Fyre Festival II remain unconfirmed and scarce. There is no public evidence suggesting the involvement of established venture capital firms or major event promoters, such as Live Nation, in Fyre Festival II [^]. McFarland's specific appeal to crypto investors largely failed to attract a substantial syndicate of high-net-worth individuals or other crypto funders [^]. Furthermore, while LimeWire did acquire the Fyre Festival brand, the company has explicitly stated its non-involvement in bringing the festival back, clarifying that their acquisition is distinct from McFarland's ongoing efforts to organize Fyre Festival II [^].

6. Were Top-Tier Talent Agencies Contracted for Fyre Festival 2 Artists?

Top-tier Talent Agencies ContractedNone formally contracted for artist booking [^]
Fyre Festival 2 StatusOfficially canceled as of April 2025 [^]
Pollstar Top 100 Artists ConfirmedNone [^]
No major talent agencies were confirmed to be contracted for Fyre Festival 2. As of its official cancellation in April 2025, with the brand subsequently put up for sale, there was no public confirmation or credible leak indicating that top-tier talent agencies like CAA, WME, or UTA had been formally contracted for artist booking [^]. Reports prior to the cancellation highlighted significant organizational issues, including the lack of a confirmed lineup just two months before the event and multiple changes in location, further suggesting that formal agreements with major booking agencies did not materialize for Fyre Festival 2 [^].
Antonio Brown was the sole artist linked to Fyre Festival 2. The former NFL star was the only individual publicly confirmed or credibly leaked as a performer for the festival [^]. However, research does not indicate that Antonio Brown holds a Pollstar Top 100 Global Tour ranking in the last three years. No other artists meeting the Pollstar Top 100 Global Tour ranking criterion were publicly confirmed or credibly leaked as performers for Fyre Festival 2 before its cancellation [^].

7. What Are Fyre Festival 2's Ticketing and Refund Policies?

Exclusive Ticketing PartnerSoldout.com [^]
Accepted Payment MethodsMajor credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover) and PayPal [^]
Refund Policy DiscrepancySoldout.com guarantees refunds, while Fyre Festival 2 terms state non-refundable [^]
Soldout.com serves as the exclusive ticketing partner for Fyre Festival 2 [^] . This platform facilitates ticket sales, accepting all major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, along with PayPal [^]. The available research does not specify the particular third-party payment processor utilized by Soldout.com for these transactions.
Conflicting refund policies create uncertainty regarding financial safeguards for ticket purchases. Soldout.com announced a comprehensive refund guarantee, promising money back if the event does not occur as planned, supported by a cash reserve as required for operations in California [^]. However, this public commitment directly contradicts the official Fyre Festival 2 website's terms and conditions, which explicitly state, "ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PURCHASES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-TRANSFERABLE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES" [^]. The research does not indicate that ticket funds are held in a third-party escrow account to ensure performance milestones are met.

8. How Much Did Fyre Festival 2 Tickets Initially Cost?

First Tranche Ticket Price$499 each [^]
Number of Tickets in First Tranche100 General Admission tickets [^]
First Tranche Sale StatusSold out within 24 hours of August 20, 2023 [^]
Fyre Festival 2's first tickets sold quickly at $499 each. The initial tranche of 100 General Admission tickets for Fyre Festival 2 was priced at $499 each [^]. These tickets went on sale and sold out within 24 hours of the announcement on August 20, 2023 [^]. At the time of sale, the festival was advertised for December 2024 in the Caribbean, though a specific location was not disclosed [^].
The ticket price mirrored the original festival's initial offering. The $499 price for the first tranche of Fyre Festival 2 tickets was identical to the initial 'FYRE I' pre-sale price mentioned in August 2023 [^]. Despite the early sale and projected December 2024 date, Fyre Festival 2 was later postponed indefinitely in April 2024, without a new date or location being set [^].

9. What Could Change the Odds

Key Catalysts

Catalyst analysis unavailable.

Key Dates & Catalysts

  • Expiration: January 08, 2030
  • Closes: January 01, 2030

10. Decision-Flipping Events

  • Trigger: Catalyst analysis unavailable.

12. Historical Resolutions

No historical resolution data available for this series.