Coachella Valley's Wild Festival Food & Drink Surge

On April 6, Instacart orders in the Coachella Valley jump 25% during the three-week festival season, this April rivaling.

Thanksgiving busyness across 11 cities, like India and Palm Springs.

Tequila led the pack, spiking over 1,200% above national averages at the pop and electronic music festival, and even higher, and a 500% for the country music.

1. Margarita stole the show with massive Tequila and lime combos.

Festival carts screamed to party prep, with limes up 120%, avocados and ships for dips, and sparkling water topping hydration.

Needs think LaCoi leading the bubbly charge. Energy drinks rose 67%, coffee drinks 110%, and sports drinks around 50% to fuel those long desert days.

Folks clearly hit last-minute panic mode, grabbing body sunscreen up 1,033%, bandages 405%, and toothbrushes or razors over 100% each.

Foot care blew up huge, with insults surging 3,900% at the pop fest and 6,000% at country, thanks to those. Cowboy boots.

Data shows vibes shifted between weekends and festivals at pop fest weekend 1, energy drinks and electrolytes ruled for recovery while weekend 2, when 4, Pinot Grigio and Margarita mix.

Country carts loaded tortilla chips, loggers, and camping chairs, unlike the edgier pop scene, craving caffeine and juice shots.

These spikes paint a wild picture of festival survival, from spicy marks to sore feet fixes, proving the desert party's thirst is real and relentless.

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