The festivals feature an assortment of music genres, including bluegrass, reggae, EDM, country and hard rock.<\/p>\n First up will be the resort\u2019s Bluegrass Festival, the weekend of April 29 to May 2. The fest features a full lineup of bands, including many that have graced these A&E pages, such as Stillhouse Junkies, High Country Hustle, Liver Down the River, Six Dollar String Band, Lala Bones and Alex Blocker.<\/p>\n On the heels of the Bluegrass Festival will be the resort\u2019s Reggae Festival, May 13 to 15, which along with a full schedule, will also feature a tribute to Bunny Wailer, who died in March at age 73.<\/p>\n As the popularity of the resort grows, so, too, does the focus on music, Garcia said.<\/p>\n \u201cI really think that Robert just really wanted to get into music,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s an awesome RV park, but really he wanted to focus more on the music aspect of Tico Time and making it more of a music venue.\u201d<\/p>\n Garcia said people should plan to buy their tickets ahead of time online. There is a half-day and full-day admission options as well as three- and four-days and even longer. There are RV hookups and spaces to tent camp.<\/p>\n And, following the \u201cTico Time\u201d philosophy, Garcia said the primary goal of the resort is to kick back and have fun.<\/p>\n \u201cReally, we just want everybody to have a great time,\u201d Garcia said. \u201cThis facility is family-friendly, so we want everyone to come out, have a great time, bring their family, bring their friends, spend time in the sun, listen to live music and just really have a great time; that\u2019s what Tico Time is about.\u201d<\/p>\n