Tigtigan Terakan king Dalan 2008

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This event marks the pinnacle of the Twin Fiesta celebration in Angeles City and is part of the San Miguel Corporation-sponsored Oktoberfest parties. For two consecutive nights, a section of MacArthur Highway in Balibago, Angeles City (from Balibago Supermarket to Balihai) is closed off.

The ticket price for this year's Tigtigan is P100, which includes a complimentary drink, a Globe starter SIM card upon loading P30, a friendship bracelet, and, unfortunately, unwanted physical contact from the entrance guards (unless that's your thing). The event is organized by the Angeles City local government, tourism office, SMC, Globe Telecoms, and BBEA (Balibago Business Establishments Association).

Once you enter the venue, you are free to stroll around, enjoy some beer, watch live band performances, indulge in delectable food, dance, get a henna tattoo, have your face painted, participate in contests, consume more beer, and potentially end up vomiting on the street after excessive beer consumption.

And what would an event like Tigtigan Terakan king Dalan be without a hint of chaos? This event has gained notoriety for occasional instances of violence. Despite the tight security measures in place, it's hard to expect a party fueled by copious amounts of alcohol to remain entirely peaceful. Apparently, a few altercations add some unexpected excitement (or rather, head injuries) to the mix.

In my personal opinion, there's one thing that surpasses the joy of eating, drinking, and watching your favorite bands perform on stage with your friends. And that is having a booth near the stage at the venue. It offers the opportunity to both have fun and earn some income simultaneously.

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