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'Storm Area 51' is happening all over again
Get ready to storm Area 51 all over again — Alienstock is coming back for round two. Hopefully, at least.
The Little A'Le'Inn in Rachel, Nevada announced "Rachel Alienstock 2020" on its website recently. Aside from dates announced — Sept. 10, 11, and 12 — there are no other details. The "clickable link" is only an email address.
The Little A'Le'Inn, a small motel near the back gate to Area 51, hosted one of three alien-themed festivals inspired by the "Storm Area 51: They Can't Stop All Of Us" Facebook page meme last year. In a phone call, a Little A'Le'Inn employee who declined to share her name said she is "hoping" that the festival works out, but there might be "complications" that will force them to postpone it until 2021.
"Because there's so many things we have to get done, we might have to [postpone it]," she told Mashable. "But we are not giving up hope on the whole thing... We hope everything goes right and we're able to do this."
She added that having about seven months to plan, rather than the 63 days between announcing the festival last year and actually hosting it, will make putting the festival together a bit easier.
The Little A'Le'Inn employee could not comment on whether Matty Roberts, the "Storm Area 51" meme creator, was welcome at the 2020 festival.
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Get ready to storm Area 51 all over again — Alienstock is coming back for round two. Hopefully, at least.
The Little A'Le'Inn in Rachel, Nevada announced "Rachel Alienstock 2020" on its website recently. Aside from dates announced — Sept. 10, 11, and 12 — there are no other details. The "clickable link" is only an email address.
The Little A'Le'Inn, a small motel near the back gate to Area 51, hosted one of three alien-themed festivals inspired by the "Storm Area 51: They Can't Stop All Of Us" Facebook page meme last year. In a phone call, a Little A'Le'Inn employee who declined to share her name said she is "hoping" that the festival works out, but there might be "complications" that will force them to postpone it until 2021.
"Because there's so many things we have to get done, we might have to [postpone it]," she told Mashable. "But we are not giving up hope on the whole thing... We hope everything goes right and we're able to do this."
She added that having about seven months to plan, rather than the 63 days between announcing the festival last year and actually hosting it, will make putting the festival together a bit easier.
The Little A'Le'Inn employee could not comment on whether Matty Roberts, the "Storm Area 51" meme creator, was welcome at the 2020 festival.
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