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Seems like more and more people come in their own tents rather than share. It's why there's no room in the camping fields IMHO and probably takes more space on the coach.

I've seen a few crates on trolleys go under the coach before. I've also been on a few times where it didn't look like everyone's bag was going to fit let alone everyone with trolleys of beer. I personally wouldn't risk a trolley of ale unless you're prepared to leave it at the coach stop. I've always been lucky with a friend going down in a car - this is definitely the best way (just go meet your friend in the carpark!). Bottle of decanted spirits in the big bag and there's always the shuttle bus to a supermarket?

Wikipedia suggests he rejoined in 2023....

The next day I got a refund for the coach portion so check again.

Try the People Move On LP. I like the lockdown 2021 reworking of the vocals version.

Bernard Butler solo was a strange addition until I googled and found he has a new LP. Excellent stuff.

Just got a £50 refund. I think it's for a coach package ticket so shouldn't it have refunded the coach travel too? I'm still going it was for one of our group. Has anyone else received a refund today?

That sounds rough. Hope you heal up quick (and get tickets).

Yes - Weds or Thurs is the first option usually. Be warned, I think the Scottish coaches are usually early doors. I think Aberdeen was just after midnight (I realise that's a bugger tonne away from Edinburgh though!).

The departure points without times - they let you know about a month before what time you're going.

My one tip is ensure your entire group is on board with departure options in order of preference. If you live in London and someone gets excited and books Aberdeen....

Reading this thread has made me question if I want to go for a Thursday coach. But Thursday coach ticket > no Glastonbury ticket.

Another great Deer Shed! Divorce, Dream Wife, August Charles, Comet Is Coming and Delgados made it for me. For anyone reading this thread and thinking of taking the kids in 2024 - GO!

Depends where you camp. If you keep walking from the carpark towards the actual deer shed there was loads of room last year. Some folk had gazebos - wasn't a problem. If you park up at Gate 1 at 1 minute past door opening and plonk it in the closest camping field I'd imagine someone will say something. The spot near the deer shed is actually very nice too - lots of quiet loos and a fairly direct route into the back of the arena. If you do camp there look for an Innocent Men flag and come say hi if you like!

Definitely get a test. Last year something like half of our group came back with it.