help!

[corky]

every year i usually take everything i need. this year though i need the extra space in my car. how much does the festival charge for crates of beer and does anybody have a price list for the food and what not...thanks

[kittycat100]

every year i usually take everything i need. this year though i need the extra space in my car. how much does the festival charge for crates of beer and does anybody have a price list for the food and what not...thanks

[markeee]

best to go to a supermarket, make the trek i mean it's a lot cheaper, you can get more and the walk isnt too bad

[Dropkick Murphy]

If i'm correct I think it was £20 for Carling and £25 for Grolsh or Kronenbourg.

[robsadler]

why don't you take a bit of booze with you to last you the first night, get up early and take the car to a supermarket? get some decent fresh grub for the day then too!

robx

[corky]

yeah i was thinking about taking a crate or 2 down with me. the driving to the supermarket is a good idea. what time would be best to go to beat traffic coming back in?

[Jefrow]

Here's the price list from last year from the official forums

http://forums.readingfestival.com/tm.aspx?m=442124

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[kev1664]

With the ever rising price of crates of alcohol in the supermarket would it not just be easier to buy there, I know you wont get the selection but £20- £25 is a little more expensive than supermarkets maybe by lik £2 by the time you have used effort and petrol, then run the risk of getting pulled over for drunk driving I think its much easier to buy in festival.

But each to their own.

[kev1664]

With the ever rising price of crates of alcohol in the supermarket would it not just be easier to buy there, I know you wont get the selection but £20- £25 is a little more expensive than supermarkets maybe by lik £2 by the time you have used effort and petrol, then run the risk of getting pulled over for drunk driving I think its much easier to buy in festival.

But each to their own.

[kittycat100]

With the ever rising price of crates of alcohol in the supermarket would it not just be easier to buy there, I know you wont get the selection but £20- £25 is a little more expensive than supermarkets maybe by lik £2 by the time you have used effort and petrol, then run the risk of getting pulled over for drunk driving I think its much easier to buy in festival.

But each to their own.