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  1. Hi 🙂 no shouldn't be a problem if you explain. Cockmill fills early but isn't strictly family ie nobody on entrance turning you away. Wicket (or whatever second family camp will be this year as it's moving) is stricter on door policy of just families but fills up more slowly as not as central.
  2. Can someone remind me as I can't remember, how many tickets can you buy in one transaction in general sale? Is it 6 or 8?
  3. I too have done this at Glastonbury. Nothing quite like it
  4. Yep! My third time having COVID too 😑
  5. Have just checked their latest updates and car parks ARE indeed open from 4pm confirmed https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/glastonbury-festival-rail-travel-update-from-gwr/
  6. Just like the gates open at 8am line. They always open early. They're not going to let traffic back up on roads and not let people in
  7. Can confirm I also emailed and was given the same information. My only thought is maybe they are opening at 4pm but not advertising it as so? You'd think they would write a retraction sharpish if they didn't want people coming at 4pm.
  8. Sometimes it's the only option though If you have no childcare or are breastfeeding. Also it's definitely a festival that kids can and do enjoy and from someone who's gone for 10 years and had an awful lot of fun* at every previous festival, I can honestly say it wasn't any lesser or worse with the baby there and not mashed off my face. It was brilliant. And you can still have a few drinks and enjoy yourself especially if you plan it for nap times. I would argue the younger the child the better up until the age they start having their own strong opinions and wanting to do their own shit. They're very portable when they're small. *Read: drugs
  9. Apologies if anyone has already asked and answered this, but does anyone know how close you are able to park in relation to the tents? Just wondering how many trips my husband is going to have to do 🤪
  10. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alpine-Muffy-Baby-Blue-Protection/dp/B071H56GPH/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=baby+ear+defenders&qid=1627285506&sprefix=baby+ear&sr=8-6 We found ones like this best as she couldn't take them off they were strapped to her head.
  11. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.festivalkidz.com/blog/festival-baby-glasto-8wks/%3famp
  12. We took our 9 month old in 2019 and had the best time! You kind of just need to accept that nothing will be in its usual time frame. Don't stress about naps and bed time. Baby will sleep when they're tired. You will miss some things and have a more chilled festival but you will do new things and make new memories bathing baby in the NCT tent and chilling in the kids areas. The Greenpeace kids is only for people with children so it's a quieter haven with a massive shady tree to escape the relentless sun. We just let our little one sleep whenever and usually we went to bed around midnight with her. She actually slept the best she had ever slept as she was so exhausted from all that fresh air and stimulation and would be out for 5 hours straight. You also will then wake up at 6am so you get to see the people coming home from last night while youre up getting coffee. As I said it's different but it's still amazing and we are taking her again next year when she will be 3.5 and bringing our new daughter who will be 20 months. We can't wait! P.s I don't know if I can find it but if you Google baby at Glastonbury a few people have written brilliant, informative and assuring blogs about taking their babies, some only weeks old.
  13. Quietly confident in the weather this year (just got this feeling that everything's going to be totally great forever. And also, it's been 2 years I wouldn't care if it rained start to finish as long as I'm there) Having said this, do we think the festival can be done in doc martens? Assuming we will have a little mud/rain to contend with. I have a really comfy pair and they are obviously much better at staying on your feet than wellies and waterproof. This is my 7th time and have only taken wellies and trainers previously. Husband is saying I have gone mad and must bring wellies but I don't see how it's any different to walking boots?
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