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Awesome show! All the bands were great. Except marylin Manson. He looked sloppy. Metallachi was a great addition as well. Very entertaining. The only complaint I could give is that this is a 2 day show that lasts a long time (11ish to midnight) and once they scan your ticket, you can't get back out. It was very unfair to lock people in a place like that all day without being able to leave. Thankfully it rained out a couple times during saturday and we were allowed to walk back to the car and tailgate some without having to pay 10 bucks for half a chicken breast on a stick!! Overall though we had a great time and do plan to attend next year.

best festival I've been to with probably the best rock line up assembled

2nd year going...last year only 1 day; this year both days! Absolutely well done event right from parking to the bands to the venue to the variety of food. Hatebreed, Slayer and Godsmack were favorites but discovered 2 new bands that are really good; Shattered Sun and Sanre. I recommend VIP tickets highly; definitely worth the extra $s.

Due to my job being in emergency management I was not able to come over on Saturday for day 1 of the festival. The weather cleared on Sunday and I was able to make it. I loved Slash's set...he had a mixture of songs off of his albums along with classic Guns 'N' Roses songs. Godsmack was very good as well. Surprise guest Nothing More sounded awesome, and the Butcher Babies and Tremonti as well as the Pretty Reckless all sounded amazing.

Sunday was great, so many years since I last saw Slipknot. Definitely worth the wait

All the bands I got to see were awesome! Unfortunately severe weather compromised the "rain or shine" parameters for Saturday, which shut down the event twice that day. Because of the event being put on pause not once, but twice many artists that I wanted to see were not able to play. Totally not the events fault although I feel like the adjustment to the set times could have been handled better. Sunday went through fine with Slipknot being all that I wanted and Papa Roach being more than I expected. Overall really enjoyed all of it. Even being stuck under that overpass in the rain. Just wish we didn't miss so many bands on Saturday.

It was our first time attending WTR and it was awesome, can't wait to do it next year!

This show was awesome. Always a great time. Hated the rain but it cleared out and we were able to enjoy the later shows. Can't wait for next year.

everything was great at the Omni. I loved the VIP section at Monster main stage but the other VIP at JD main stage was a joke... So small. Couple of future suggestions is that VIP have reenrty since our hotels are so close it would be nice to go change for the night shows. Lockers were a good idea. More big screens.

Welcome to Rockville was awesome! This was my first time attending it and I was impressed, minus the weather which can't be controlled. There were so many good bands playing I had to make it down to Jacksonville from Michigan to check it out. I plan on attending again.

The lineup was amazing and the secret performance was the best part by far. Even though the weather was not optimal on Saturday they picked the show back up and started when the weather cleared not once but twice! The only thing I could say that could be better is if there was a closer view to the stage from VIP especially by the main monster stage. You could see the big monitors but its not the same experience as you get by being closer to the acts and after paying the money you do its not as great. The bathrooms and tables under the bypass were a great choice when the weather was not so nice and also when the sun was blazing on Sunday.

Welcome to Rockville was a great experience. The hotel and vip package were well worth it. Saw more great bands than I can count. Only complaint is they need more accommodations for severe weather. There were very few places in the venue to get out of the storm if you did not drive. Lots of food, drink and merchandise options. If you like heavy metal, get to one of these events.

Great Line up for a reasonable cost. My only issue was there was a rain storm that came in at the beginning of the first day and they would not let us into the show and i a few acts were cancelled because of this. It did say on the ticket rain or shine, yet because there was some lightning the show did not go on this this stopped. I was a little concerned because i drove 876 miles from New Jersey to Florida to make the show. Once the rain stopped the show was pretty amazing. Only issues were the camera men who shot video for the main stages did a poor job and beings it was a festival i saw a lot of the shows from the screens and also in order to get a water you had to wait in the beer lines which were very long, the prices were good just i felt you should have been able to get water at the food vendors instead of a 15 minute wait, in which i bought 1 water each day because i didn't feel like waiting in line.

Except for the weather on Saturday which they could not help, the event was great. Lots of great bands every year to see. I like how they set up this year's event with utilizing the stadium parking which is a lot closer and less walking!

It was a great weekend minus the Tornado that went to close to us. Korn, Manson, Papa Roach, Nothing More, Non Point and Slipknot killed it. Was good to finally see Manson, Non Point and Slipknot for the 1st time.

The first day was miserable. It rained hard and a lot of the bands were cancelled. Would have been nice if we could have brought umbrellas but they were prohibited. Second day was much nicer. Got to see and hear some great music.

The main reason we got tickets was to see Hollywood Undead. We saw Stars in Stereo, they were great! Then they set up HU. It started to rain,for about 2.5 hours. We got ran off, we were at the stage. When we returned we couldn't get near the stage. Then they tore down HU stage. Just wow! The next band, Of Mice and Men played then we left. Worst concert experience of my life. The tickets said rain or shine! I heard eight bands didn't play that day. I wouldn't ever drive 6 hours to go there again!

Shocktop is not a "Craft Beer" - stop selling for $9 each. No water or beer sold during rain sessions. So, everyone water hours with no beverages and was told to go to their cars for shelter. TWICE throughout the festival on Sat. 4/25. Fire Marshall stopped booth from selling parasols for shade in 90 degree hot weather. Minimal shade was available near the stages. IF IT WASNT FOR SLIPKNOT BEING AS KICK ASS AS THEY WERE ON SUNDAY, the whole 2-festival would have been a complete waste of time, money & energy. Too bad there was a ton of mud everywhere... at least they threw SOME mulch down.

Ministry and slipknot killed it. Not a lot of shade but it was worth it.

I went to Rockville on Saturday April 25 and though I wasn't able to make it at the opening time, I learned upon my arrival at 5 pm that I hadn't missed much. I got my VIP pass and geaded to the stages. Many of the bands had been cancelled due to weather conditions, but I still got to see two of the four bands I wanted to see most of all: Halestorm and Marilyn Manson. Halestorm put on a great show, even jesting about naming your band carefully to avoid inclimate weather. They played their biggest hits and a few songs off the new album before handing the stage over to Slayer. The fun and games started long before Manson took the stage. The mud pit was already churned to ankle depth by the time I got to the stage and there were intermittent shoving matches all around. A good day so far. I even found a tent selling gluten-free goodies so all was well. I had never attended a Manson concert before so I was uncertain if the low energy was building to something greater towards the end. I ended up waiting for a crescendo that never came. Several times Manson mumbled through songs and even added a "whatever" as the always sexy Ziggy carried the band through the performance. I'm not sure if the resentment was mutual but he clearly had no love for Jacksonville. Finally I attended part of the Korn concert. There was an abundance of energy to be had, but ranther a lack of focus. Most of the songs played were either so old or so new I didn't recognize a single stanza, even as I left the grounds and walked to my car. (Where I had to pay $20 to park). The VIP pass in my opinion was a complete waste of money. The VIP area was so far from the stage I would have been better off mixing it up in the mosh pit. There was no parking included either. The VIP services consisted of a few vendors, mostly selling the same stuff - T-shirts and cheap beer - at a premium. The information posted on the grounds and/or given by the staff was incorrect about 99% of the time. There were multiple signings I would have liked to attend, but couldn't get any information as to where and when they would be. In closing, the weather certainly added an element of chaos to the event, but there was a clear lack of communication between the bands and the staff. Save your money and buy the cheap tickets because you can't bring a professional camera/ camcorder or binoculars into the event either. Might as well see it up close and personal even if you do wind up leaving bruised and covered in mud.