This weekend, car aficionados and hip-hop heads will swarm Rick Ross's Fayetteville mansion, dubbed "The Promise Land," for the third round of his glitzy Car & Bike Show, but before you rev your engines, know this: tickets are presale only, and they're going for $250 a pop, or $500 if you want that VIP treatment with special parking privileges - better grab yours online before they're all gone, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta.
After hitting a few speed bumps last year with neighborhood traffic tie-ups and the sound of revving engines irking locals, event organizers are putting the brakes on parking pandemonium and cruising chaos by teaming up with the boys in blue to keep the peace, so don't even think about trying to park it on the street, they're also banning weapons with the sheriff's office on standby to handle any violators, according to FOX 5 Atlanta.
A recent collaboration with law enforcement aims to steer clear of last year's gridlock that had fans in a standstill; they're rolling out a traffic game plan to keep wheels—and tempers—cool, and good news for neighbors, this time around, Ross is doling out traffic passes to locals so they can skirt around any roadblocks, keeping their driveways clear and spirits high as per Atlanta News First.
High expectations are set for the star-studded shindig, with thousands of tickets already snapped up and fans gearing up to gawk at the glossy hot rods and bikes, chow down on tasty eats, and bop to killer beats; just remember, if you hit a bump in the road or need to flag something event-related, dial the sheriff's hotline at (678) 326-8590, get ready for potential delays along Highway 279 from the crack of dawn till late, and let's hope it's all smooth cruising from there.
