Radical inclusion, decommodification, and radical self-reliance are three of Burning Man's 10 principles, and some attendees of the "fancy camps" violate all three, according to The New York Times.
The event banned one luxurious camp, Humano the Tribe, from participating in 2019 because it had previously broken a rule against damaging the environment, according to The Times.
"Our job is to shine a light on an issue and do our part," Marian Goodell, the CEO of the Burning Man project, told The New York Times. "Because you are building a community, you need to act like a community. You don't have transactions and businesses. You don't have velvet ropes."
As Burning Man cofounder Will Rogers told Vox in 2014, "After the first dust storm, we're all the same color."