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Hey :) Its gonna be my first time at Reading and I have some questions about the tickets... Im not from the uk so the mail they sent me when I bought the ticket said I'll have to pick them up from a venue... Will I need to bring the credit card I paid with? Do they require any ID at the entrence? theres a chance I'll have to sell my tickets so I want to be sure... THANKS!!
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my prediction - The 1975, Vampire Weekend, Catfish?? Foos or Twentyonepilots?
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So who do we all reckon will be there next year, headliners, secret acts. also what sort of genre do you all reckon the majority of the festival will be.
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Hello!! Due to not so organised friends it appears I'm going to Reading festival alone, is there anyone else in the same boat as me??? Or a thread Im not aware of. Travelling from Wales and have Early Bird tickets!
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Hi. I need a weekend ticket for Reading I live in Kent and would prefer to do it face to face to know its not a scam. I cannot drive currently so the seller would have to come to me. Serious offers only.
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Hi everyone - I'm 27 and planning on camping this year at Reading but with a small group of similarly aged guys. I've camped in purple and green before, but wanted to ask if it's true that the further away campsites (white and the tip of brown) contain older groups of people. Nothing wrong with green and purple but would prefer camping around people closer to our own age! Average age in green/purple was probably about 18! Many thanks!
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After some advice on Sunday evening travel. In previous years we've stayed for the weekend and driven home Monday morning however we've opted for just a Sunday day ticket this year. Planning on getting the train there and back. Understand from elsewhere trains run late Sunday night into Paddington however does anyone know if they run late the opposite direction towards Didcot and Oxford? Thanks!
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So I’m going for the Friday at Reading which means I am parking at the green car park. At the end of the day when acts stop coming on e.g. 11pm ish - do the shuttle boats still run at night to take you back to the green car park?? (i would assume they do, but checking here just incase)
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10 top tips for staying safe this festival season
rosierec posted a blog entry in Stay Safe This Festival Season
Festival season is almost here again, and it’s important to stay safe while having fun. In 2015, it was estimated that one in every 500 festivalgoers were victims of crime. People looking to enjoy a summer enjoying live music and an exciting community atmosphere also need to be aware of the security risks. Fuad Zain, Centre Owner of First Security Training, shares some top tips to keep you safe throughout the festival season. 1. Find out where the security are. People tend to behave better when they think they’re being watched. If you pitch your tent near to where security staff are posted, it is likely to remain safer. You’ll also be safe in the knowledge that if any trouble does start, the security won’t be too far away to come to your aid. 2. Find out where the medical tent is. In an emergency, you’ll be glad to get there quickly. Make sure you know exactly where to get help if you or one of your party is injured. If in doubt, you can ask security, and they’ll help you find the medical team. Many security staff also have first aid training, so may be able to help too. 3. Drug Awareness. Festivals are a hotspot for drugs. Last year, three deaths at Leeds Festival and T in the Park were linked to drug use, and a number of assaults have been linked to drink spiking. Some festivals, such as Leeds and Reading, have announced they will have a drug-testing tent, to ensure the safety of festivalgoers. If you suspect you or a friend has been spiked, you should seek help from the first aid tent or a member of security immediately. 4. Stick to busy areas of the festival. Safety in numbers is key here. Avoid the lonely, secluded spots, as this is a prime spot for criminals. Someone on their own is a much easier target than someone surrounded by people, however… 5. Be conscious of pickpockets, busy areas are great for these guys. Try not to carry too much money in one place about your person. Also, a great tip is to pick up an old mobile and leave your smartphone at home. Not only will it be less desirable for thieves but the battery will last forever. 6. Watch what you drink. Drunk people are far easier to take advantage of. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a festival heatwave, but beware, the heat can make any alcohol go straight to your head. Of course you should have fun, but make sure you or one of your group is looking out for danger. If you feel that anything is getting out of control, go straight to security for help. 7. Check your car is locked. If you’re driving to the festival, be aware if you lock your car using a key fob. Thieves are increasingly using signal jammers to prevent doors from locking when the fob is pressed, and the owner leaves the car open, allowing the thief to break in easily and steal any valuables. If you spot anything suspicious when parking your car, report it to festival security. 8. Find out what facilities are available. Larger festivals, such as Glastonbury, have free lock ups where you can store your valuables. Also, many festivals have an area for charging your phone, which is an absolute essential if you or one of your group go missing. 9. Tag your property. Go retro and channel your school days by marking up your property with your name and postcode. This will make your items easier to identify if they’re handed in at the Lost Property booth. Festivals like Glastonbury have UV pens you can borrow, if you want to secretly secure your stuff. 10. Make plans with your friends. Not everyone has the same taste in music or entertainment, but make sure you and your group arrange to meet regularly to make sure everyone is safe. If you have any concerns about the safety of any of your party, speak to a member of the security team -
Hey guys, This is a project i am completing for my final year project as part of my course (Product Design) and any help would be gratefully appreciated I would like to invite you to complete my questionnaire on the topic "To re-design a mobile unit for traders to use at events and festivals that uses 100% renewable energy to power the unit." Questionnaire for Punters https://goo.gl/forms/7HRUHQ27Bfkf06eZ2 Questionnaire for Traders https://goo.gl/forms/H3uOQZ11x0qykUir1 Feel free to leave comments with any other information you may wish to share. Also comment if any problems Many Thanks
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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYCgDJfIS7wrY5QBxRQEtIXzOGfSjISKLE9o3I11YCi1PheA/viewform?c=0&w=1 if you could all fill in my questionnaire it will take approx 1 minute of your time, it is to gather research for an upcoming research report on Festival Tourism in the uk
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So basically just asking for an opinion on who y’all think are worth actually going to see. Kendrick Don Broco BROCKHAMPTON Travis Kings of Leon are the only 5 that really stand out to me as wanting to see them, wondering who else i should go see.
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Why are Reading and Leeds festival announcements so delayed this year?
Jamalam96 posted a topic in Reading Festival
Sooo, been too Leeds back in 2016, Biffy Clyro and Red Hot Chili Peppers we’re insane. Really wanting to go back this year but just wondering if anyone has any information on to as why the lineup is taking so f**king long to be announced? Don’t they usually have a few announcements out by now? -
From the album: Bestival 2016
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From the album: Reading Posters
Fake poster for Reading and Leeds 2014. Made 15/01/2014 -
From the album: Reading 2012
