Article: Orbiting Planet Woodstock // Fest's 25th Anniversary Spotlights New York Sites

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. You can still buy a ticket to the 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair at a couple of downtown Saugerties shops - but the price has risen just a bit in 25 years. Framed behind glass in one store window, an $8 one-day ticket to that legendary "Aquarian exposition" sells for a cool $49.95. Think of it as nostalgia markup.

And figure it's still a lot cheaper than the $135 ticket price for Woodstock '94, the 25th-anniversary spinoff - cynics would say "ripoff" - of the generation-defining original. The 1969 counterculture festival promised "three days of peace and music" - and delivered a mind-blowing communal romp for 500,0000 flower children, few of whom had bothered to ...

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