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timbrass

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  1. The issue with any tech solution is that if it goes wrong, it can go wrong big time for everyone all at same time. With physical paper and wristbands you can do manual workarounds (for example double wristbanding in 2005 floods) or telling punters whose tickets were misdelivered to pick up a tixket at gate A.  Also you are open to unexpected attacks.... so if I knew there was an Ethernet cable I could cut or a generator I could turn off, I might do so in the hope that everyone would be waved in.  Simple physical solutions are often the best ones. 

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  2. On 5/14/2023 at 8:35 PM, BBC7BBCHEAVEN said:

    We stumbled into this accidentally last year, several beers deep 

    I think it was Pauls mobile disco (if there's two of them) but it was a brilliant hour or so of just really feel good crowd and music, absolutely loved it

    A thumbs up for Paul's Mobile Disco (we saw him at Bimble Bandada last year and he was very entertaining)

  3. On 7/8/2019 at 6:03 PM, The Nal said:

    I gave up on campervans after they put us in E17. Just too far a walk. 20/25 mins to gate C. Nah. 

    Last year we had Thursday coach so I left my Campervan near Bath and West and then drove into CVE on a friend's CV ticket.  The last vans end up in East 14 which is not too far.

  4. I am thinking of using a garden trolley like this because it has clearance for mud and wide wheels and a flat bottom so a 1yr old can lie flat and sleep.... do you think it will work?  I would make a canopy for shade/rain protection....It seems to me that if the terrain is bad I would rather be pulling than pushing...

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  5. As a new grandfather I have been tasked with constructing/modifying a suitable vehicle to transport a 1 year old (in June) around Glasto.

    Any tips from the 2022 "lockdown baby" contingent?

    What works, what doesn't work?

     

     

     

     

  6. It's a bit like being a new parent.  You get loads of good advice, ignore it and eventually learn from your mistakes!

    We have a rendezvous point and a general agreement to meet up there at a given time (Bimble at 7).  Otherwise never have to be anywhere at any specific time - just leads to stress.

    Take a big battery pack - nothing more tragic than sitting in the EE tent charging your phone.

    Don't be a passenger.  Participate.  Make someone else's festival memorable!

    Get dressed up - buy some outfit from Oxfam on the Wednesday.

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  7. 15 hours ago, august1 said:

    Go the coach and explain the situation, hopefully they'll give you your ticket/give it to your partner at the fest/leave it at ticket office on site.

    Maybe make plans for 1 of you to get the coach with a kid, and other 2 find alternative route to the fest.

    Hopefully the coach has 2 spare seats!

    I'd be suprised if the situation didnt resolve itself

     

    If you have the other person's passport then unless you have a dickhead driver, they will give you the second ticket.  Their concerns are 1) not giving out the wrong tickets 2) having to take unclaimed tickets to the ticket office at Gate A 3) getting home asap

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