Wasteland

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Wasteland is a Southern California hard dance music festival, featuring leading hardstyle, hardcore, and related electronic acts, with tickets sold through Front Gate Tickets.

Los Angeles, California, United States
wastelandfest.com
Owned by Insomniac Holdings, LLC (majority owned by Live Nation Entertainment)

About Wasteland

Wasteland is a multi-day hard dance music festival held at the NOS Events Center in Southern California, showcasing hardstyle, hardcore, and other high‑energy electronic genres. Produced in partnership with Insomniac, the event features major international DJs, themed stages, afterparties, and VIP experiences. Tickets are sold via Front Gate Tickets, and the official event information and ticket links are hosted on wastelandfest.com and FrontGateTickets.com.

A charge labeled something like “FGT*WAASTELAND” or “FGT*WASTELAND” on your card statement is most likely from purchasing festival passes, parking, afterparty tickets, or related add‑ons for the Wasteland festival through Front Gate Tickets. Depending on what you bought, the amount may correspond to a 2‑day GA or VIP pass, single‑day GA/VIP tickets, or separate afterparty passes; Front Gate typically uses “all‑in” pricing that bundles base price and service fees in a single total before applicable taxes and delivery. If you used a payment plan (layaway), you may see multiple smaller recurring charges rather than one large charge. ([wastelandfest.com](https://www.wastelandfest.com/tickets/?utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a Wasteland charge, first search your email for an order confirmation from Front Gate Tickets or from the Wasteland festival (check spam and promotions folders) and compare the total, date, and last four digits of the card. You can also log into your Front Gate Tickets account to review your order history and payment plan status. If something doesn’t match, contact Front Gate Tickets customer support (listed on the Wasteland ticketing page) or use the contact links on wastelandfest.com. For unrecognized or potentially fraudulent charges, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute the transaction or request a new card number.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Wasteland.

  1. FGT*WAASTELAND

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “FGT*WAASTELAND” or “FGT*WASTELAND” instead of just Wasteland?

Front Gate Tickets is the official ticketing provider for Wasteland, so your bank statement typically shows a descriptor beginning with “FGT*” followed by the event name, such as WASTELAND. This indicates your card was charged for Wasteland festival tickets or add‑ons processed by Front Gate Tickets.

What types of purchases can result in a Wasteland charge on my card?

Common Wasteland charges include purchases of 2‑day GA or VIP Experience Passes, single‑day GA/VIP tickets, premier parking, and afterparty passes sold through Front Gate Tickets. If you selected a layaway plan, you may see several smaller installment charges rather than one large amount. ([wastelandfest.com](https://www.wastelandfest.com/tickets/?utm_source=openai))

I used a layaway plan for Wasteland—why am I seeing multiple FGT*WASTELAND charges?

The layaway option splits your Wasteland ticket cost into several scheduled payments. Each installment is processed separately by Front Gate Tickets and can appear as its own “FGT*WASTELAND” charge. If you miss a payment, there is usually a short grace period before the order is canceled and non‑refundable fees may apply. ([wastelandfest.com](https://www.wastelandfest.com/guide/faq/?utm_source=openai))

How can I confirm that a Wasteland charge on my card is legitimate?

Search your email for confirmations from Front Gate Tickets or Wasteland, then log into your Front Gate Tickets account and check Order History for Wasteland purchases. Make sure the order total, dates, and last four digits of the card match the charge on your statement. If you still can’t match the charge, contact Front Gate Tickets support using the contact details on the Wasteland ticketing page.

How do I request a refund or change for my Wasteland tickets?

Festival tickets are generally non‑refundable, but policies can vary by year and ticket type. To request a change or inquire about refunds, contact Front Gate Tickets customer service directly (phone and email are listed on the Wasteland ticketing site) and provide your order number. They can advise you on name changes, shipping or will‑call issues, and any available options if you can no longer attend. ([wasteland.frontgatetickets.com](https://wasteland.frontgatetickets.com/?utm_source=openai))

I haven’t received my Wasteland wristbands yet—when should I be concerned?

Physical tickets or wristbands typically ship closer to the event dates. If the festival offers shipping and you haven’t received your package within about a week of the event, contact Front Gate Tickets support for assistance or to arrange pickup at will call. Always verify that your shipping address is correct in your Front Gate account. ([wastelandfest.com](https://www.wastelandfest.com/guide/faq/?utm_source=openai))

Can Wasteland or Front Gate place small temporary or pending charges on my card?

Yes. When you place an order or start a layaway plan, your bank may show an initial authorization hold or a pending charge before it settles. These holds typically disappear or convert to a final transaction within a few business days. If a pending charge lingers or duplicates remain after posting, contact your bank and Front Gate Tickets to investigate.

How do I contact someone about a problem with my Wasteland tickets or charges?

For order, billing, or delivery questions, contact Front Gate Tickets using the support details on the Wasteland event page—there is usually a customer service email form and a phone number (commonly 888‑512‑SHOW in the U.S.). For general festival questions, use the FAQ and contact links on wastelandfest.com. If you suspect fraud, immediately also contact your card issuer to dispute the charge.

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