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So I'll write a small wrap up tomorrow, but what a rollercoaster. It had some terrible downs (the biggest one was Justice and the muddy mainstage after the rain), but really enjoyed the shows that were able to perform. -
Just back from Murrayfield and that was absolutely incredible. She was absolutely brilliant but the crowd absolutely made the whole show. Have never heard a crowd like that at anything in my life before. Wore earplugs and I've still got a slight ringing in them just now. The Bolter/Getaway Car mashup was phenomenal. Visually stunning, dancers and set design were great. 10/10, lived up to the hype and then some. -
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This is my first year attending Glasto having been granted accessibility requirements (been to the festival before but didnt have a formal diagnosis so didn't feel brave enough to ask, just struggled by without it). I've got a few questions for anyone who has used it before. When I arrive to collect my PA's ticket, what are we given? Is it a disability wristband for me and a lanyard for my PA? (Out of interest, do they get given a standard wristband too? Also does their ticket look like everyone else's or is it different?) If it is a lanyard they're given, can they give it to another person in our group if they want to, for example, go back to the campsite and rest? We are going with friends and each member of our group is happy to accompany me. We are staying in a campervan field (not the accessible one). Do I need a PA with me at all times to pass in and put of the festival? Can I go back to rest but my PA return to the festival for a bit? Can my PA also use the disabled loos with me or do we both have to use different facilities? Thank you!
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