Campervan Question

[Glastonvirgin]

It's my first year at Glasto, my mate has booked a campervan ticket, I'm not bothered about having to walk to from there to the main site but my main concern is will I need my ticket everytime I leave and enter the site. If so I'll have to camp in the field inside the site on my own because I lose all my belongings at even the most tame festivals like V Fest so there is no way I'd be able to keep hold of my ticket all weekend.

Cheers.

[caroldecker]

Yes, you need your wristband and ticket each time you enter the site and I think a 'pass out' ticket might be needed too, but not sure about these for campervans.

Have a look at this link:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_10?url=search-alias%3Dsports&field-keywords=money+belt&sprefix=money+belt%2Caps%2C204&rh=n%3A318949011%2Ck%3Amoney+belt

You might want to invest in something like one of these. Keep your ticket in there and it should take more effort to lose it than keep it.

Better than camping on your own!

[bogeybear]

yip, wristband, ticket and pass out needed to get to campervan fields

[All Mod Cons.]

Word of advice, keep the hand out ticket safe.

Lose that and your in for one long wait for another.

[GravitySlave]

Hi,

My top tip for this:

When you get in you will be handed a little FineGuide booklet in a credit card sized plastic wallet on a lanyard. If you fold your ticket in 3 it fits in the pocket great.

Take out the FineGuide ( they are good for newbies but you prob won't need it after the first day. Use Clashfinder for daily schedule) and don't keep anything else in the wallet apart from your ticket, otherwise you might drop the ticket taking money etc out.

Tie the lanyard to a belt loop like a chain wallet, (or keep it round your neck, if you wanna look like newb :-) ) when you get the gate it is easy at hand, takePass out ticket on way to tent keep it there too. I have got through two Glastonburys with very drunk stumbles home this way.

Still got the tickets!

[grumpyhack]

Agreed with above except I wear my Mini Guide around my neck (and I'm not a newb). I put the guide in upside down so you can hold it up to read without having to take it off. When you've got timing to follow and stages to walk between it can be quite useful.

Also very handy to keep a few 'ciggies' between the pages,

[caroldecker]

When you get in you will be handed a little FineGuide booklet in a credit card sized plastic wallet on a lanyard. If you fold your ticket in 3 it fits in the pocket great.

[Wooderson]

5 previous campervan Glasters me and everyone we were with use the "fine-guide routine" for pass-outs. Full proof.