Poll: How are you getting there?

[Jaydog]

Just out of curiosity who's taking what to get to Glastonbury?

I'll be going by car with my mate.

Is anybody car sharing? or keeping it eco with a push bike its a bit far for me to ride from Nottingham!!

[Laura_Babs]

I love a good poll!

[mouth]

car for me

[Runner]

Car, me and my mate Darren. I can't fit anyone else in sadly as its an old mini with not a lot of luggage space!!!!

Peace x

[emmmmma]

I drove last year and never again! From the horrendous experience I had getting out of London to the massive queues to trying to drive across what was basically a lake of mud to get out (in a Yaris... it was no joke). Bus all the way for me from now on!

[Jaydog]

Car, me and my mate Darren. I can't fit anyone else in sadly as its an old mini with not a lot of luggage space!!!!

Peace x

Edited February 28, 2010 by Jaydog

[jamiejc]

Car for me plus 3 others...

[beermonster_c]

10 of us in 2 cars and a transit Van

[Funkyfairy!]

Ferry - where ths option of ferry :-(

[Runner]

Ferry - where ths option of ferry :-(

[dan05delaney]

car sharing

[StoneCircle]

Car - as it's the best way if bringing a caravan!

[paulo999]

Where's the helicopter option?

[Jaydog]

Where's the helicopter option?

[bob parkhurst]

5 of us coming in 2 cars from Stockton. Three in one and the 2 smokers in my little Mini so we can pollute our air to our hearts delight.

We did look at the bus but it was nearly £80 per person. Would rather drive thank you very much

[markeee]

I'll be getting the train from Stoke, last time I went I had to get the train from Reading, crammed stuffy train..but it's worth it in the end

Just limits the alcohol you can take

[howard the oryx]

No need to take a car whatsoever. Me and my mate used local bus services last year, planned the route carefully then got a taxi driver from Glastonbury town to take the back roads and drop us off only a short walk from the entrance. Beat our friends in cars and coaches by a good 4-6 hours respectively and made a few new friends on the way. It's also quite easy to hitch-hike, especially once the festival's over, although it's noticeably more difficult than it used to be, but then the festival is starting to attract a different sort of crowd than back in the olden days (sad but true, I seem to remember people taking their tents home once upon a time). Took about an hour to thumb a lift last year, those in the car had been trying to get out for about 3 hours.

[the_hutch_keeper]

Where's the harbour? Unless they snuck it next to the monorails main entrance, outside of the fence, without me knowing ...

[preacherman_1]

Last year as I got a ticket quite late on and coming from Glasgow I flew down to bristol as it was less expensive than train or coach then got the bus to the festival... this eyar with ticket already paid off and knowing more people travelling down it will probably be train the whole way.

[Vieuphoria]

A mixture of walking, train and a bus i think

[Harrow Strongbow Ciderman!]

Car.... and call me 'DES' (my turn to drive this year)

I've done the Coach thing before but too much ag & took too long so much quicker to drive yerself especially when you know good back routes from Stonehenge to Pennards car park

[TheBigJT]

I expect to use everything on the list at some point except a bike...although if I could ship mine on the airplane for a reasonable price I'd try to use it instead of a couple of the options...

[Funkyfairy!]

Where's the harbour? Unless they snuck it next to the monorails main entrance, outside of the fence, without me knowing ...

[feefeetee]

Where's the 'camper van' option?

[psychology]

Where's the 'camper van' option?