snailcheeks

Vampire Weekend, Killers, KOL, The Smile all come to mind and are around (appreciate both Vampire Weekend and Killers have played secret sets in recent years)

All paid up. 3 out of 4. Glasto #6 let’s go!

Black pumas mainly due to everyone writing their name on this page.

just checking on this. If I arrive later on Wednesday and park in east car parks to then camp next to my friends campervan. Do I need a campervan wristband to access the campervan site at night after music or is it just a normal Glastonbury wrist band that you get when you first enter the festival? Hopefully that question makes sense

Are there any toilet facilities or food stalls at all in the campervan section?

Thanks for the info - I presume the East car parks don't get full? Trying to decide whether to arrive on Wed or Thurs

Carhenge replaced Williams green? Was it more a visual space rather than music? Loved Williams green as well

Interesting take from some people. I've been 5 times but not since 2016 after multiple failed ticket efforts. Line up not overly attractive to me but it will allow me to explore more than I have ever done. To top it off I think I'm going to take my 10 year old so quite a different experience this year. But I am all for it! It's what makes it such an incredible place.

Does anyone know the kind of acts that were added last year after the first poster? Or specific names to give context to who may be added later this year?

Right thanks all - next silly question. How do you buy a car parking ticket for the east site (blue route)? First come / first served?

Thanks. So is there a car park near the camper van fields I can use or do I need to drive in on the Wednesday? Then as you say exchanged ticket for wrist band when entering festival site.

When do we think the full line up and days splits will be? End of April or more in May?

Thanks - if the campervan field is not inside the festival, can't I meet them their and get my wrist band later? Or do I need a campervan ticket to get into the car park. Sorry never been to the campervan fields before so not sure of what you can and can't do!

All - my friends have an East campervan space. Is there space to camp next to them? I think there is a car park that I could use, meet them at the campervan (to camp) and then go to get my wrist band thereafter? Any info much appreciated. Thanks!

Another question - has anyone taken their kids into the music tent areas like Woodsies etc? I can't think of a standing spot in the tents that would suit the little ones unless they can sit on the railing right at the back of the tent? (My son is 10 so not the smallest of kids to take.) For Park stage I think you could find a slope for example. Just thinking I can imagine a few of the bands I want to see being in the tents. Other stage you could probably just stand quite far back or might be more sparse depending on who is playing at the Pyramid. Cheers

Some snails can walk fast ...not this one! I don't have it booked but noticed there were some available. Don't think I will be taking the plunge given the distance.

Does anyone know where the Bath West Campervan sites are placed? The map only seems to reference Campervan Easts

Brilliant thanks for all the info, much appreciated. Yes does feel like it would be a different festival. Standing further back at all stages would be the way to go (and utilising any big screens too I guess). Not my usual but still worth it to go to Glasto. I also hadn't appreciated the cinema, acoustic, kids field, circus etc were all close together. Would certainly help if there were periods of time with no band we were seeing. Just areas I have never explored before. Did you buy ear protectors for the kids?

Talking of children. I’m swaying on taking my ten year old but in two minds. What are people’s experiences of taking a little one? Did they enjoy it? Too busy? Able to see the bands due to smaller height?