Rex2
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Covid cases from boardmasters...... Leading to beautiful days
Rex2 replied to guypjfreak's topic in Chat
I got covid at boardmasters. Double jabbed -
Multiple reports of people testing positive already. 2 different groups immediately around our tent coughing continously. We overhead one admitting that they'd tested positive but just dipped another test in water and recorded that. Also 90% of the crowd must have been 16-18. Rife
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That's not to mention the diabolical lock in at the carpark at the end of the festival
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Went to boardmasters at the Weekend. Worst festival I've ever been to by far. Disgusting toilets, aggressive security, no hand sanitiser to be seen. Covid was absolutely rife. Shocking and anyone who went deserves compensation. Compared to farm fest the weekend before it was night and day
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And also shutting the water off last night In the campsite. Couldn't even meet basic human needs.
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Agreed. Toilets were shocking. I had to resort to pissing in a Bush and was verbally abused by the security
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Given that the majority of festival goers will have only had 1 (or no) jab this isn't surprising in the slightest. Doesn't mean festivals should be stopped.
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40k is a lot of people when travel/accommodation will be limited. Demand is definitely very high but the event still needs to have acts that will sell. If you compare to farmfest which had weekend tickets on sale for months for only £90 with multiple acts and camping included I reckon it will be a difficult sell. Fatboy slim has a limited audience and I don't think Glastonbury with no camping is as big of a draw as it will be for everybody on here
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If it is fatboy slim no chance of selling 40k tickets
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We don't know that and I cant imagine that's the case. Most jabs are protective for much longer periods of time aren't they?
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Fred again - Marea
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I've been hearing that the tories won't put up with another delay since April 2020. It clearly doesn't mean a lot
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Farmfest going ahead in just over 2 weeks and with lfts beforehand. Surely no more cancellations at this point. Have they got cancellation insurance and we just haven't heard about it yet?
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Deaths still ridiculously low and have shown no signs of following infections for quite some time now. I genuinely think flu might be more deadly at this point
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22k cases and only 3 deaths. Fantastic news. Should have opened on 21st. Another mistake by this government
