Burning Man finally began allowing guests in Wednesday after Tropical Storm Hilary flooded the area and celebrations began on Sunday

The festival is expected to bring an estimated 70,000 people to the area  

Tickets for the exclusive event were heavily discounted this year due after tech layoffs, terrible weather, and a diminished demand impacted the 2022 festival

Revelers have finally begun celebrations for Burning Man 2023 after days of weather delays brought on by Tropical Storm Hilary. 

Attendees were seen in futuristic and often scantily-clad clothing in photos taken by DailyMail.com photographers for the start of the seven day event on Sunday. 

The event - a 'rejection of corporatism and capitalism' - is expected to bring some 70,000 people to the Nevada desert for a series of hedonistic pursuits.