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Emperors Field pictures and video links


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Does anyone have any link's to pictures or video's of Emperors Field?

We stayed in general camping last year(2015 family camping), and allthough you were crammed in, it was ok, not too much noise or trouble.

Would like to see pictures of Emperors Field to see what the difference is, reading through threads on here, it sounds no better than general camping(apart from free showers and shorter walk to car).

Thanks!

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Not sure if there are any photos or videos, but the main difference is space, less rowdiness, much closer car parking and free showers.

However, from looking at the ticket page it appears that no emperors tickets have gone on sale this time - I can only conclude either they sold out during the pre/early sales or will be on sale at a later date (I think the former).

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We are staying in the camper fields but all our mates are in emperors  - is there any way you can get in - just to sit round camp before bands really.. its part of the festival for me sitting round camp and having a few beers before we head off to see a band.

really dont want to have to buy passes just for visiting when we have paid 70 quid for a camper pass

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