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I think the layout of the festival site is great. I like that it has a sort of natural slope facing the Main Stage. I think the site is a good size, not having to trek between stages/tents for miles.

I think they could maybe move the stage closer to the loch though, seems like a bit of wasted space to me. Also, the area behind the Strongbow Tent and the Rizla Bus last year seemed to be wasted space. Maybe they could use that area for another tent or something?

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the tent to the left of the main stage (clash?) is a bit too close, unless you're right in the tent you can hear the main stage and it's quite annoying. that needs to be moved further away, not sure where they could put it though.

arcadia will need to be moved if it's going to be bigger next year.

i can't really think of many things i would change about the layout, i think it's fine as it is.

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Would that then mean you start getting different priced tickets? I like how people that get up to the site before anyone else can camp where they want and be as close as they want and wouldnt want that to be taken away.

Was the front row camping the bit down near the snack bars and toilets? Wouldn't thank you if I had to camp there for a weekend

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