See You Next Week- Wait, Where Are We Going?
You’ve got your ticket, now where are you going? Interfuse is held at
Pulaski County Fort Wood Shrine
26920 Nn-333,
Waynesville, MO 65583
Still need a ticket? Get a transfer on the Interfuse Ticket Transfer Facebook Group! Ticket Transfers stay open until May 10!
Gate Hours
Gate Hours
Thurs May 15th: 8 am -10 pm
Friday May 16th: 8 am – 10 pm
Saturday May 17th: 9am – 5 pm
If you arrive after the gate has closed for the night, there is always the chance that an EC will meet you at the gate to process your ticket and let you in the gate. However, you will NOT be permitted to bring a vehicle on site after hours.
Make sure you come with your valid ID!
This is a no re-entry event. Make sure to come prepared with all that you’ll need to survive the weekend, and plan on bringing everything you brought back with you. That means trash, coal or wood ash, or even the boyfriend you broke up with at the burn.
Ticket Obtained – What’s next?
You can find the following on Volunteeripate:
- Volunteer Signups
- Volunteer 4 hours this year get guaranteed ticket for 2026 and 8 hours get $10 off!
- Vehicle Camping Registration Form (Deadline: May 10)
- Art Car Registration Form (Deadline: May 10)
- Ranger Training, Sanctuary Application Form
- Golf Cart Waivers
- Abilitease Assistance Registration
You can find the following on the DUST app:
- Theme Camps
- Funded Art
- Map
- Events (Upload your own!)
Print off a Passport for the Camp Stamp Exchange
Submit Fire-related Art to the FAST team
Download our maps!
Ice sales + Firewood sales
The only sales taking place at Interfuse are sales of ice and firewood by the land owners, The Shriners. CASH ONLY.
Expect sales to be done between the hours of 10 am – 4 pm. They can usually be found driving their tractor around the property selling ice.
Ice is $4 per bag.
Firewood will be available for purchase for a milk crate full.
MO Weather has more plot twists than your favorite novel
May in Missouri is notorious for unpredictable and wet weather patterns. While a forecast could be optimistic, always prepare for the possibility of rain and a gambit of temperatures. A good pair of rain proof boots and extra socks (stored in something like a ziplock bag to stay dry) are a boon any experienced Burner wouldn’t be caught dead without. If leaving camp for awhile, maybe think to secure a rainfly and tie down any shade shelters in case of scattered showers.
Exodus
- Interfuse comes to a close Sunday. Everyone needs to be off site by 5:00pm unless you’re working with our volunteer crews restoring the land and securing equipment.
- Leave No Trace
- Maybe “de-hippy” your vehicle while leaving to avoid unnecessary attention from LEO.
“Closing time, open all the doors
And let you out into the world
Closing time, turn all of the lights on
Over every boy and every girl
Closing time, one last call for alcohol
So, finish your whiskey or beer
Closing time, you don’t have to go home
But you can’t stay here”
-Semisonic (not Green Day)
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