People without wristbands / overcrowding

[thisusernameistaken]

During the Stones set a group of 4 (shall we say rough looking characters!) barged in front of the people next to us & completely blocked their view & effectively pushed them out of the way, I did notice that none of them were wearing wristbands of any sort.

We did think that there were more people onsite than in other years although it's obviously hard to know really.

[eoJ]

Maybe it's just me..but I wouldn't try jumping the fence/getting in with a high vis jacket..getting all the way down there and tyring my luck..and what if I get caught out...

a) what would i do then?

I dont think this applies-but could you be charged with anything?!

[manateemike]

Yes, exactly. I was never one to be a snitch.

Even if they are in use, outing them publicly isn't going to help anyone, no matter what side of the fence you're on (bad phrasing, sorry!) - it stops people who didn't manage to get a ticket (but were willing to pay, and upon getting in support the vendors and charities) from getting in, and it means that Glastonbury then have to come up with a new system even stricter than the superfence - because some holes that previously let in a couple of people (and as a result, weren't big deals) then get seen by everyone reading efestivals, so now thousands of people have a go.