Billy McFarland, the organizer of the infamous 2017 Fyre Festival, is planning a sequel, Fyre Festival II, with tickets already being sold at prices ranging from $499 to $7,999. Despite the previous festival's disastrous outcome, which resulted in $26 million in losses and McFarland's imprisonment for fraud, he claims to have learned from the experience. The new festival is tentatively set for late 2024, although specific dates, locations, and performers remain unconfirmed, with potential venues including Honduras, Belize, and Jamaica. McFarland insists that 'Fyre II has to work' and has secured a production company to manage the festival's finances. He hopes to include a variety of entertainment options, such as extreme sports and comedy, to attract attendees. However, skepticism remains high given the legacy of the first festival, which was likened to a modern-day 'Lord of the Flies'.