This eclipse is expected to draw in thousands to the festival, and those in attendance are just so excited to be a part of it. The total eclipse is an incredible phenomenon. If you are in the area, I highly encourage you to take the time off and see it in just a day. It's like the city of Burnett completely transformed license plates from nearly every state could be seen. Stuck in the traffic only brought on by the anticipation of a total solar eclipse. CBS Austin caught up with Nick Slomin who flew in from Tokyo, Japan just to be in the path of totality. So I came in yesterday from Tokyo was about a 20 hour trip to get here. I always try to come early to these festivals because if you do come, you know, last minute, yeah, they can be backed up. Last eclipse for me was an Oregon in 2017. I heard for some of the people who came later. There was like a 16 hour traffic jam. So lines of cars could be spotted outside of the festival and throughout the grounds. It runs through April 9th and is expected to draw upwards of 50, thousand people to the area. As we meet our way from Austin to Burnett, we saw dozens of electronic signs letting people know the total solar eclipse is inching closer, warning folks to expect traffic delays and to not park on the roads. Like compared to the last one, the last festival. It was like eight hour wait line to get in. Yeah, it was about 10 mile back. Yeah, yeah, this is a piece of cake here. Bonnie Mcmillan and her husband, which Palmer actually met at an eclipse festival and are hoping to make this celestial event even more spectacular than the first. We went to the original solar eclipse festival that happened in a prime bill like seven years ago. And that's where we met. And this is our honeymoon. Like last time it was a field of like 10,000 people and when totality hit everyone was silent and it was just all the birds shut up. Yeah, it was just beautiful, peaceful moment. And I'm just hoping to relive that again. Another thing you definitely want to prepare for is the weather. It was already pretty warm out Friday and is only expected to get warmer over the weekend. And if you have face coverings hats or sunglasses, don't forget to pack those because the grounds are all dirt. And when that wind picks up, it makes it really difficult to see much of anything in Burnett, Monique Lopez, CBS Austin News.