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Dream Weekend, Campus Elite join for UWI Carnival D’AfterMas
Ron Burke, Dream Weekend festival director.
Entertainment, Music, Splash
March 8, 2024

Dream Weekend, Campus Elite join for UWI Carnival D’AfterMas

Dream Weekend has partnered with Campus Elite for an extraordinary finale to UWI Carnival Road March 2024.

In tandem with the ‘Round di Jamazon’-themed road march costumes, the official Ring Road after party D’AfterMas: Wild in Rio is set to take place on March 16, 2024, and promises to be grand for the UWI Carnival experience.

After debuting in 2023 with renowned dancehall acts such as Valiant and Stalk Ashley, D’AfterMas is now making strides to ensure a bigger and better staging for 2024.

The ‘Wild in Rio’ theme aims to transport feterans to the vibrant and lively atmosphere of Carnival in Rio, Brazil.

The superfete will feature the epic foam pit, a fan-favourite from its inaugural staging, alongside specially curated musical selections from the best disc jocks in the industry.

For a more exclusive experience, patrons can opt to take advantage of the VIP experience to elevate their celebrations.

“We are excited to collaborate with Dream Weekend on this endeavour. This partnership allows us to take D’AfterMas to new heights, aiding its growth and longevity,” said a spokesperson from Campus Elite. “Our goal is to create a memorable musical journey for UWI Carnival attendees, and we are confident that Wild in Rio will exceed our expectations.”

Known for its exceptional party series, Dream Weekend brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in creating unforgettable events to this collaboration.

“We are delighted to be part of D’AfterMas, and are happy to see Carnival thriving and as vibrant as ever here at UWI, as this is where Jamaica Carnival started from. Get ready for an extravaganza like no other!” expressed Ron Burke, Dream Weekend festival director.

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