What's the one thing about Glsto you DON'T look forward to?

[0rbita1]

We're all generally hypermanic excited about the whole thing but is there one tiny element that you don't look forward to facing every time?

Weather might be the obvious one but odd little things are more fun!

For me? The thought of packing the tent on Monday morning barely awake, aching and suffering from the adrenalin comedown and just knowing that the huge hill just outside of exit C is coming up...gives me nightmares every time!

[beamends]

The bogs. That's it!

[godders1966]

going home!

[Bort]

Monday morning

rain

using the longdrop

[bunchy]

Long drops...but has to be done!

Roll on June...WAHOOOOOOOOOO!!!

[Wanderlei]

Yep, definitely toilets. No 2 ways about it!

[5co77ie]

going home!

[strummerjoe]

It's got to be queuing to get in, either in traffic or at the gates, and queuing to get out and the long drive home.

[The Nal]

The toilets are fine, grow a pair people!

Defo going home, but I never think about that until Monday morning.

[BuriedBones]

To and from the carparks are sucky.

On the way in everything takes longer than it should and you just want to get pitched and started.

On the way back, you are tired and dirty and just want to get home.

[The Nal]

On the way in everything takes longer than it should and you just want to get pitched and started.

[Kyelo]

The one thing I hate at festivals is the morning. I always wake up with a stinking hang over, fully dressed with my clothes all twisted lying on the cold tent floor, in an atmosphere of stupid heat and smell then thinking that unlike at home I have to get up, get motivated and enjoy myself!

Once I'm over that I'm good.

[FunkyDenz]

The thought of the long queue to leave the carpark on Monday. I can cope with the long queues on arrival, as I am anticipating the next 5 days, but queueing on the way home is frustrating. If the weather's nice, I'll be loading the car up fairly early, then wander the site / chill out in the sun, until early evening.

[deschwah]

walking out the gate on the monday morning of say 2005 or 2011 when there's a 'fallow' two year wait ahead

i hate having to countdown weeks in triple figures more than all the mud rain shit and inconvenince put together, and then some

[The Nal]

The one thing I hate at festivals is the morning. I always wake up with a stinking hang over, fully dressed with my clothes all twisted lying on the cold tent floor, in an atmosphere of stupid heat and smell then thinking that unlike at home I have to get up, get motivated and enjoy myself!

Once I'm over that I'm good.

[Kyelo]

Me too, last year I forced myself to get up, usually about 9am, go for a non specific wander round the site, get a Yeo Valley yoghurt in, some fruit, a coffee and a shower and then back to bed for an hour or two. Then back on the wine.

[Langdale Wolf]

Rain. Not that I'm going to jinx it by saying we'll have some - I hope to god we don't see a drop - but I get genuinely miserable when I'm woken up to the sound of raindrops falling onto my tent. Especially if it was clear and dry when I went to bed.

It won't RUIN my festival, but it'll make it a damnsight harder to enjoy it.

NO RAIN. NO COMPROMISE.

[Ed209]

Getting passed the police and security searches on the way in.

Once that little head f**k is negotiated then there's absolutely nothing to worry about for 5 days

[Tugger2k]

Getting passed the police and security searches on the way in.

Once that little head f**k is negotiated then there's absolutely nothing to worry about for 5 days

[r0cky]

The distance from car park to site and the queues to get in.

[Vad84]

Apart from the obvious that everyone's already stated, massively looking forward to seeing one particular act then when they finally arrive on stage they get 2 songs into the set & I realise I'm desperate for a wee & then I have to go through the whole 'will I make it too the loos & back in time & find me friends again' or 'should I just hold off until the end where I know it will be verging on painful'.

No matter how much I try & avoid this I know it will happen at some point over the weekend.

Edited February 15, 2010 by Vad84

[abu hamster]

Camping near twats sometimes it unnavoidable

The clashes/decision making

[pman]

going home!

[denwyn]

In Order

1...Rain

2...Long walk from car park to camping area

3...People who cordon of there tents area

4...Sunday !!! ( it has to be booze free, to drive home that night, work 6am Monday )

5...Porta loo's.... ( Long drops much better )

[Guest musiclove123]

The one thing I hate at festivals is the morning. I always wake up with a stinking hang over, fully dressed with my clothes all twisted lying on the cold tent floor, in an atmosphere of stupid heat and smell then thinking that unlike at home I have to get up, get motivated and enjoy myself!

Once I'm over that I'm good.

Edited February 15, 2010 by musiclove123