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At Creamfields Chile, Hardwell and Don Diablo close Saturday in the same 90 minutes, and Sunday's hard pick comes at 6 with FISHER and Nic Fanciulli

86 sets, six stages a day, two days. Saturday ends with three closers at once. On Sunday the hard choice is at 6, not at the end.

Creamfields Chile has put out its set times. Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November at Club Hípico de Santiago: 86 sets, on six stages each day.

Both days run 1pm to 11pm, and all six stages start at 1. Four of the stages stay the same all weekend. The other two change: Saturday has Alternative and He.She.They, Sunday has Cream and Feral.

The two nights end very differently. Saturday makes you choose at the end. Sunday makes you choose at dinner time.

Saturday at 9:30: Hardwell, Don Diablo or AZYR

The last slot on Saturday is 9:30 to 11, and three stages use it for their closer. Hardwell is on the Main Stage, Don Diablo is on the A Stage and AZYR is on He.She.They. Same start, same finish.

Hardwell has played 123 festivals in our records and Don Diablo 91. There is no clean way to see both. Pick one, or take 45 minutes of each and spend some of it walking.

The set before is easier. Boris Brejcha plays the Main Stage from 7:30 to 9:15. That leaves a 15-minute break before Hardwell on the same stage, so if those are your two, you never have to move. Jonas Blue is on the A Stage from 8 to 9:30, right up to Don Diablo.

If you came for the hard stuff, go early. The Alternative stage ends an hour before the others: Brennan Heart from 8 to 9, then Warface from 9 to 10. After that you are free for the last hour of a closer.

Sunday at 6: FISHER or Nic Fanciulli

Sunday's hardest choice comes in daylight. FISHER plays the Main Stage from 6 to 7:30. Nic Fanciulli plays Cream from 6 to 7:30. Exactly the same 90 minutes. Enrico Sangiuliano starts on Feral ten minutes later and runs to 7:40.

FISHER has played 153 festivals in our records, so expect the Main Stage to be full. If you want room to dance, that is an argument for Cream.

Sunday at 7:30: three stages, ten minutes apart

Straight after, it happens again. KÖLSCH starts on Cream at 7:30 and plays to 8:55. Charlotte de Witte starts on the Main Stage at 7:40 and Delia on Feral at 7:40, both to 9:10. MORTEN joins on the A Stage at 8.

So from 6 to 9 on Sunday you are choosing the whole time. Decide before you go in.

Sunday at 9:30: Calvin Harris, almost alone

Then it gets simple. Calvin Harris closes the Main Stage from 9:30 to 11. Three of the other five stages have already finished by the time he starts. Faithless Sound System play Cream from 9 to 10, and Yanamaste plays live on Feral from 9:15 to 10:45. Nothing else is on.

Charlotte de Witte ends at 9:10 on the same stage, so you can hold your spot for 20 minutes and stay put.

Two acts you can catch twice

MORTEN and Yanamaste play both days. MORTEN is on the Main Stage on Saturday from 4:45 to 6, then the A Stage on Sunday from 8. Yanamaste plays He.She.They on Saturday from 3:30 to 5, then the live set on Sunday night. If one of them clashes with something on Sunday, Saturday afternoon is your second chance.

The full grid is on the Creamfields Chile event page. Save your sets there, and make the Saturday 9:30 call before you get to the gate.


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