Carnival Calls For Spectator Cooperation

As the Revel De Road, Carnival in Bermuda event approaches, “organizers and participants are urging spectators to prioritize public safety and enhance the overall experience for all attendees.”

A spokesperson said, “Carnival in Bermuda is a cherished celebration, known for its unique blend of traditions, electrifying festivities, and vibrant culture that resonates with both locals and visitors.

“Darren Woods, spokesperson for Carnival in Bermuda, emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone involved. While the cultural significance of Carnival in Bermuda remains paramount, the focus now turns to maintaining public safety and ensuring an unforgettable experience for all patrons.

“Revel the Road, also known as Mas or Carnival Monday, is the highlight of Carnival in Bermuda when hundreds of paying masqueraders don their costumes and take to the streets in a joyous procession.”

“‘Revel De Road,’ will be a 10 to 11 hour event that will take place on Monday June 19th from 12:00 to 23:00. The route is as follows:

Lap 1:

• Meet Spot: Victoria Park
• 11:00am
• 12:00 to 15:30 – Revel De Road will start and make its way along Cedar Avenue, and along Palmetto Road until it gets to Palmetto Park

Lap 2:

• Start Location: Palmetto Park
• Lap 2: Timings: 15:30 to 19:30
• Lap 2 will start at Palmetto Park and head down Northshore, heading west to Blackwatch Pass. The Band will then head through Blackwatch pass onto Marsh Folly, and back on Cedar Avenue to head back to Victoria Park. Patrons will have a Dinner Break at Victoria Park

Last Lap

• ▪ 20:30 to 23:30

“Patrons will make their way from Victoria Street onto Wesley Street, then turn right onto Church Street, and then head to BAA from Par La Ville Road. We expect to be on the road from 20:30 to 21:45. The music truck will then make its way into BAA Car Park.

“Revel the Road is a thrilling and highly anticipated event that brings excitement to everyone involved. As Bermuda stands as a unique destination, thousands of people gather to witness the festivities and celebrate from the sidelines. However, the organizers have noted a concerning trend of disruptive behavior by some spectators that compromises the safety of masqueraders and undermines the overall experience.

“To address this issue, Carnival in Bermuda bands Party People Mas and Nova Mas have implemented comprehensive measures to safeguard the well-being of participants. A dedicated team of rope personnel and an extraction team have been deployed to remove non-paying individuals from the bands.”

Darren Woods, spokesperson for Carnival in Bermuda says “It is essential for the public to understand the financial commitment and dedication of our patrons, who invest between $350 and $1500 to partake in this exhilarating experience. They deserve to have their personal space respected and enjoy the celebration without interruption.

“The Carnival in Bermuda Team and Bands urges non-paying spectators to remain on the sidelines and respect the designated areas, Rest stop areas, Drink Trucks, Bathrooms , during the festivities. By doing so, we can collectively preserve the Carnival brand and ensure an atmosphere that locals and international visitors alike will continue to love and cherish.

“We expect this to be an amazing day to close the 5 days of Carnival in Bermuda Event. Together, with the support of the public, Carnival in Bermuda and its organizers are confident that they can overcome this challenge and ensure a successful and memorable celebration for years to come.”

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