The sale closed on 24 October
Sick New World Texas ran on Saturday 24 October 2026 at Texas Motor Speedway, 3545 Lone Star Circle, Fort Worth. The speedway described it as a one-day heavy music festival across multiple stages. The festival ticket page now reads "Thank you, Texas" and sells nothing.
The published record from 2 October is the useful part of a room request. The page then read "Only GA Tickets Remain".
The ladder that was on sale
General admission started at 349 dollars. GA+ started at 585 dollars, VIP at 695 and Ultimate VIP at 1,610. Every tier carried a "No Hidden Fees" line, and the page added taxes and shipping at checkout.
The shop also sold a General Admission four-pack from 1,300 dollars and a six-pack from 1,950 dollars. The GOVX discount carried a sold out mark.
The venue event page carried one route: a waitlist. GA+, VIP and Ultimate VIP each carried a waitlist control and a verified resale link beside the price.
The group channel carries no discount
The festival ran a group desk for parties of nine or more. One sentence decides the group budget: "Group ticket purchases do not include discounts."
The speedway group page advertises savings of up to 25 percent on group packages, and that page is written for the speedway race weekends. Quote the festival sentence on a festival request.
The bundle priced the room
The festival sold a Ticket and Hotel package from 719 dollars through Jampack. The inclusion list named a hotel stay, an official GA, GA+ or VIP ticket, discounted rates on two to five-night stays at featured Dallas and Fort Worth hotels, a welcome party, a commemorative patch and luggage tag, and an album and mini-guitar on the Elevated package.
Subtract the 349 dollar general admission floor and 370 dollars covers the room, the welcome party and the extras. Use 370 dollars as the test. A direct quote above it makes the bundle the cheaper published route.
Free parking at two gate pairs
General Parking South enters at Gates 4-7. General Parking North enters at Gates 2-4. Both are labelled Free Parking.
Preferred Parking is paid and uses the same two gate pairs, alongside the Express Lot, the Crystal Lot and Pit Stop Park. Preferred entry needs a pass in hand, and the page prints no dollar figure for any lot. Ultimate VIP carried one premium parking pass per order.
A hotel that charges for parking charges for something the venue gave away at two gate pairs.
Seven preferred hotels, no rates
The speedway lodging page lists seven properties with an address and a phone for each. Dallas Fort Worth Marriott Hotel & Golf Club at Champions Circle, 3300 Championship Parkway. Winstar World Casino & Resort, Thackerville, Oklahoma, a 45 minute drive north. Residence Inn by Marriott Fort Worth Alliance Airport, 13400 North Freeway. Home2 Suites by Hilton Northlake, 13351 Raceway Drive. Aloft Trophy Club, 96 Trophy Club Drive. Hampton Inn & Suites Trophy Club, 525 Plaza Drive. Cambria Hotel Northlake Conference Center, 4450 Dale Earnhardt Way.
One property in that set carries a distance. The page describes Home2 Suites Northlake as 1.3 miles from the speedway. No rate appears on the page. Every Saturday quote started from a phone call.
The single night
The festival ran one day. The night to buy was Saturday 24 October. A Friday arrival bought a night with no festival on it.
The speedway camping page opens with "Don't Book Your Room. Park It!" and offers up to 10 nights on site with no rate published there. A guest holding that option could walk away from a Saturday quote.
How to run the ask
Send the single night, the party size and the parking requirement. Name a rate that beats the 370 dollar bundle gap.
Hold three points. A published 349 dollar ticket floor sits in the file. The free lots at Gates 4-7 and Gates 2-4 remove a fee. The single Saturday night removes the second night a festival weekend quote assumes.
hotelhaggle sends one request to 50 or more hotels, and a group booking starts at 10 or more rooms on the platform's own line. Texas is absent from the seller-of-travel list, which names Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington.
