If you are lucky enough to be headed to the Tortuga Music Festival, and haven’t yet made plans for accommodations, the Pelican Grand Beach Resort has just come out with a weekend package. Located on beautiful Fort Lauderdale beach, the Pelican Grand is inviting music fans and festival-goers to take advantage of the “Sleep in and Rock out” package.
Pull up the car and park it for the weekend. There will be complimentary round-trip shuttle service for the extent of the festival. Guests can spend the weekend enjoying the luxury of the Pelican Grand while partying to the sounds and songs of Kenny Chesney, Grace Potter, Jake Owen, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Lynyrd Skynyrd and many more country, rock and reggae artists.
Please click here to view a complete list of artists as well as more information about the Tortuga Music Festival, which takes place April 13-14, 2013.
Pelican Grand’s “Sleep in and Rock Out” special package amenities:
- Tortuga-inspired cocktails
- Festival Survival Kit with bottled water and energy drinks
- Late-night snacks
- Daily recovery breakfast at the waterfront restaurant OCEAN2000
- “Rock on with a View” suite accommodations
- Round-trip Tortuga Music Festival shuttle
The Pelican Grand Beach Resort is Fort Lauderdale’s premier waterfront resort. It sits on 500 feet of private beachfront property, and mixes old Florida elegance with a seaside spirit to make a luxurious waterfront getaway. Private balconies are perfect for viewing stunning Atlantic Ocean sunrises.
When the music is done for the day, the boutiques, cafes, nightlife, historic houses, botanical gardens, and art museums of Las Olas Boulevard and Fort Lauderdale are just steps away.
For more information, and to book packages, please call 954-568-9431 or visit www.pelicanbeach.com. Packages start at $1,317 and are good April 12-14, 2013. Use promo code: TORTUGA
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