While significantly more expensive than the best Clone variants, putting good clone targets into your graveyard is usually significantly cheaper than getting them onto the battlefield, and its far less likely to be stuck without targets
The Aetherspark and Mox Jasper do exciting things, but neither card is even remotely viable in eternal formats like Legacy and Vintage
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Rather than being a one-turn blowout card, Festival is more of an ongoing value engine
Rishadan Dockhand does something similar, but of the one-mana creatures, Tide Shaper is the real prize
Between the two, however, most of us are probably just happy to open something valuable
