HOW ORANGE CRUSH® SETS EXPECTATIONS BEFORE PEOPLE ARRIVE The smoothest festivals aren’t controlled on-site. They’re shaped before travel is booked.
HOW ORANGE CRUSH® SETS EXPECTATIONS BEFORE PEOPLE ARRIVE
The smoothest festivals aren’t controlled on-site.
They’re shaped before travel is booked.
Orange Crush operates with this understanding at the center. Expectations aren’t left to rumor — they’re established through clear scheduling, early communication, and consistent sequencing.
This is why crowds move better, energy stays high, and tension stays low.
THE OFFICIAL TWO-WEEK ORANGE CRUSH TIMELINE
WEEK 1 — CONCENTRATED ENERGY
Savannah & Tybee Island | April 9–13
• Friday night: Arrival surge, nightlife-heavy energy
• Saturday daytime: Beach tradition, free and public
• Saturday night: Savannah’s defining peak
This weekend is built for intensity — fast days, late nights, minimal gaps.
WEEK 2 — EXPANDED FLOW
Savannah • Tybee Island • Allenhurst | April 16–19
• Thursday: Culture launch & music discovery
• Friday: Nightlife momentum
• Saturday: Daytime tradition
• Sunday: Day-long closing festival
Week 2 favors pacing, variety, and a clear endpoint.
WHY EXPECTATION-SETTING CONTROLS CROWDS
When people know:
What happens when
Where energy shifts
Which moments are daytime vs nighttime
Where the season concludes
Movement becomes intentional instead of reactive.
Orange Crush shapes behavior without rules — simply by publishing clarity early and consistently.
THE RESULT
• Earlier arrivals
• Less congestion
• Better spacing
• Cleaner transitions
• Stronger experiences
That’s not enforcement.
That’s leadership through information.
