Kim Wrong-Un

Met Office only have light showers for this Sunday.

A better effort from the Met Office...

I asked a similar question in the Questions section and got the following reply... check the link for resident parking permit zone boundary - i would suggest Lower Easton, anywhere near the Greenbank Pub is free and it's an OK area. - Cromer Rd, Daisy Rd around those streets is where I park when seeing friends down in Briz. Taxi to city centre will be about £10 https://www.bristol.gov.uk/parking/map-of-scheme-areas You also need to check if your car can drive through the city centre on the green tax - diesel cars are a no go, electric and some petrol are ok. https://www.bristol.gov.uk/streets-travel/bristol-caz/view-map

I was planning to get the train to Bristol on the Tuesday of the festival. We have a hotel booked next to the Coach station and will be getting National Express to and from the farm. If the train strike goes ahead I'll need to drive to Bristol and leave my car somewhere from the Tuesday night until Monday lunchtime. Can anyone suggest somewhere fairly safe not too many miles from the city centre but without parking restrictions, where I could leave my car? I'd then look to get a taxi to and from the centre.

@Rocinante Tickets have been coming up but tend to sell really quickly. If you look at their Twitter account you can see what's been listed in recent weeks. Best chance of getting tickets is to follow their Twitter account and set up notifications. They tend to post all new listings over the course of about half an hour each day. So when the notifications start coming through each day be ready to pounce for any Green Man listings with the right number/type of tickets.

The Hare Krishna tent offer free veggie food as well, small donation optional. Don't think it's anything amazing but perfectly fine if money is tight.

First time watching a gig at the Etihad last night. The rest of standing looked much more crowded than the front pit last night. I don't think they can have given out all that many wristbands. Not sure if that's usually the case there? Band was tight and Liam's voice and the production were good, and good setlist without too much of his weaker solo work.

At Kiwanuka last night as well. Loved watching seven talented performers all on top form.

They do have DJs but they are Co-op staff who've won a competition by putting together a mixtape. So their day job could be working on a checkout, in a warehouse or as a funeral director!

We got standing tickets for Manchester in the venue presale. Does anyone know if they sold early entry tickets for Manchester in the main sale? Might impact what time we get there as to how near the front we'd be able to get.

Sorry it was a short term offer from Tesco a couple of months ago that has now finished. I bought a few cards valid for 12 months to use as and when.

Not sure if the link will work for you but venue presale for Manchester still has standing tickets available. Cost £162.50 for two but paid with Ticketmaster gift cards that I bought at a 15% discount after someone posted a deal on here, which makes it more reasonable. http://tracking.activitystream.com/f/a/U8_vn__0S21jB7MSYQ0MMA~~/AAAwKAA~/RgRkXpwbP0REaHR0cHM6Ly93d3cudGlja2V0bWFzdGVyLmNvLnVrL2V2ZW50LzFGMDA1Qzk0OEQyRDEyMDU_ZGlkPXVrdG12ZW5wczFXBXNwY2V1QgpiaR0XfGKGxWoVUhdyb2JtdXJwaHkxOTc0QGdtYWlsLmNvbVgEAAAARQ~~

Paelleria? If so they are usually in Williams Green.

If it's dry and sunny, shade of the Circus tent.

Crumbleshack and Mendip Moments are both high up my list for this year after lots of recommendations. In 2019 my daughter pestered me for waffles and ice cream just as you start walking from the RHS of the Pyramid (looking at the stage) to Other. The place that says WAFFLES in light bulbs. It exceeded my expectations, great post-headliner.

Lovely. Perhaps you could douche as well using some of your milk stash? Then you'll be all ready for the festival.

Children's World Cafe in the Cabaret field does typical child friendly staples such as sausage or fish fingers and chips, beans on toast. Can't remember how extensive the menu is beyond that sort of thing.

Proper Coffee?

I presume this is in place of a Lenor bottle for when you're extra hydrated? Do they sell one with a larger opening?

Yes we're driving over from Manchester. Especially looking forward to Squid but lots besides including She Drew the Gun, Sinead O'Brien, English Teacher and Honeyglaze. Like Newdad and Goat Girl as well but recently seen Newdad and will be seeing Goat Girl in a couple of months. Will stay on for Confidence Man if we're still going strong. Alas I'm on driving duty so won't be able to partake much in the beer festival.

I wrote to them as follows a couple of weeks ago: We have decided to travel by coach so would like to get a refund for our car park ticket only. We still need our festival tickets. The parking refund has been processed fine. Can still see the festival tickets. No dramas.

2019 Glasto was my first festival for about 15 years and my first taking my then 14 year old son and 11 year old daughter. As we built up to the festival and Dylan gorged himself on Efestivals, Barbster 360 videos and Glastocast podcasts I worried that the festival couldn't possibly live up to expectations. I needn't have worried. The only problems were the subsequent stress of the next ticket day; and other festivals we've been to since not being able to reach the same dizzy heights.

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Thanks. I used this last festival. At the moment though all I can see on Android is this - can't get past this page.