In 2010 the Debut Stage was replaced and changed to The Apollo. The Dome, which was demolished by Mystery Creek Events Centre in 2010. Massive, which primarily hosted dance crews, R&B and hip-hop artists. Massive was integrated into the Palladium stage programme in 2012, and then returned on 2014. The Hangar/White Elephant hosted indie and acoustic performances and was integrated into the Deluxe stage programme in 2012. The Cage which had the largest indoor stage when the festival was hosted at Totara Springs. Various other stages have appeared at festival in the past. At the 2000 and 2001 Parachute Festivals, there was also a separate 'festival within a festival' dedicated to electronic and dance music in its various forms. This N'Dorphin Village was created by members of Dance Generation and featured continuous DJing and live electronica acts, along with urban dance culture elements such as break dancing performances and live Hip Hop. See also Parachute Music Festival Compilation CDs References External links Christian music festivals Music festivals in New Zealand Music festivals established in 1987