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**Edinburgh Fringe Luvvies Claim ‘Oasis Effect’ Catastrophic**
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe, one of the world’s largest arts festivals, is in crisis mode as an influx of fans has sent hotel prices surging and some performers are even forced to live in their cars. This “Oasis effect” has become a catastrophic issue for the festival organizers.
As the festival attracts more attention from pop star and rock icon Liam Gallagher, aka Oasis legend, the demand for accommodations has skyrocketed. The situation has led to exorbitant hotel prices, leaving performers and crew members struggling to find affordable options.
“I’m telling you, it’s like a nightmare,” said Sarah Johnson, a playwright who had her hotel room cancelled without notice. “I’ve been forced to live in my car with the rest of the festival folk. It’s a disaster.”
The “Oasis effect” has also led to an increase in noise complaints and disruptions to nearby residents. Authorities have had to step in to mitigate the situation.
“We’re doing our best to accommodate the influx of fans, but it’s become clear that we need to take drastic measures,” said a city official. “We’re exploring alternative accommodation options, like camping tents and container homes.”
The festival organizers are now scrambling to find solutions, including negotiating with local businesses for temporary accommodations or even setting up makeshift camping sites.
“We understand the gravity of the situation and will do everything in our power to restore order,” said a festival spokesperson.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
