- Bianca Snyder has been bringing her 7-year-old son to Burning Man since he was an infant.
- This year, however, the festival is facing unique challenges due to heavy rain turning roads into mud, which has resulted in a shelter-in-place order for all 70,000 attendees.
- Despite the difficult conditions, Snyder’s son is having a great time playing in the mud and rain, proving that the experience can still be enjoyable.
Bianca Snyder, a prominent influencer and successful cannabis entrepreneur, caused a stir on social media when she revealed that she has been bringing her son to Burning Man since he was a baby, according to a previous report by Insider.
Currently, Snyder, along with her husband and son, is attending the festival amidst challenging circumstances. Due to heavy rain, the attendees are under a shelter-in-place order, unable to leave the festival grounds due to the muddy conditions.
However, Snyder assures that the rain is not dampening their spirits. Prepared to stay until Wednesday, she shares that her son is having an amazing time, describing the rain on the lake bed as a surreal experience.
In addition to enjoying the festival, Snyder and her family have been actively involved in distributing supplies to various camps. During their downtime, they take walks and appreciate the art installations.
Zippy Lomax/Courtesy of Bianca Snyder
Addressing the burning question, Snyder reveals that the traditional burning of the “man” may not happen this year due to safety concerns. The festival requires a significant number of personnel to ensure a safe burn, including emergency response vehicles and sufficient staff to secure the perimeter.
Prior to this, Snyder faced criticism for exposing her son to a festival known for its association with sex and drugs. However, she clarifies that Burning Man offers a diverse range of experiences, and individuals can curate their own experiences according to their preferences.
She emphasizes that many people are sensationalizing the current state of Burning Man, as attendees willingly sign up and prepare for challenging weather conditions. While the situation is indeed dangerous, with conservation of supplies being a priority and unfortunate incidents occurring, attendees are aware of the risks involved.
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