Online dating app Tinder aims to connect festival attendees before they arrive onsite. That's why Tinder has announced a new feature in India. It's called 'Festival Mode.' So let's say you are travelling to a music festival, you can maximise your chances of getting matched with someone who is also attending the same music festival. This way, you don't necessarily have to wait for yourself to reach the festival venue or be in close proximity with people you want to match with. Tinder wants you to get ahead of yourself and try to match with like-minded people.
All you need to do is add a badge to your profile highlighting your planned festival destination. Once your profile has a festival badge, Tinder will start suggesting profiles of people attending the same event. Festival Mode has gone live on Tinder starting today. users will have access to event-specific badges. Tinder has event-specific badges for EDC Las Vegas, Bonnaroo, British Summer Time and EDC, Orlando. In India, Tinder allows users to access festival badges for Bacardi NH7 Weekender in Pune.
Introducing Festival Mode on Tinder. Match with people attending the same festivals as you and find your crowd before you arrive 🔥 pic.twitter.com/AWdzM2b6Ae
— Tinder India (@Tinder_India) November 19, 2019
Step 1: Make sure you the updated Tinder app installed on your phone
Step 2: Go to Tinder and look for the Festival Mode card
Step 3: Match with the Festival Mode card and add it to your profile
Step 4: You can check out everyone else going to that festival
Step 5: Now try to match and chat before you attend the festival
We know our diverse community values connecting over shared interests, and with Festival Mode we are introducing an innovative new way for Tinder users to make IRL connections. Tinder is a reflection of its community, and as our members seek new, varied experiences, we are excited to be there to enable more meaningful connections." Taru Kapoor, GM, Tinder and Match Group
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