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Has this been mentioned? Apologies if it has

I’d be all over that, the Kerrang and Key Club stages are 🔥 Too many people moan about the headliners, past two years we haven’t even stayed for them but have had amazing days even with the weather in Leeds last year. it is what you make it, just be glad we get a festival like this over here

I’m doing Snuff Guilt Trip One Step Closer Bob Vylan H2o Bouncing Souls Pennywise Goldfinger Wonder Years

The Last Dinner Party Bloc Party Avril Lambrini Girls High Vis

We took our two year old this year. We’re in a campervan so can’t answer your camping question but we had the best time ever and it was our fifth glasto. We spent a few hours a day at Kidzfield (most of Thursday) to appease her and were sensible about who we wanted to see. For example if we knew pyramid would be rammed we stayed near the back. Stayed away from SEC. Most people were accommodating and decent about us having a small buggy. The odd person tried to climb over the front and one woman was so f@@ked she fell into it but I caught her luckily. Our two year old had a great time too and was perfectly happy the majority of the time. Yes you won’t get to see everything you want but it’s glasto so you never do but these memories we made with her are worth so much more than that.

Can you point me in the direction of the Glastonbury family group

Here's my Slam Dunk North experience. Arrived at the "festival village" at 9:30am, pretty poor - 1 food truck serving burgers (not really breakfast fare) and the bar wasn't serving alcohol till 11. The Kerrang Tent - stank of manure and was a literal sh*t show, having one entrance was a nightmare and some of the bands in there could have been on bigger stages. However when you managed to get in past the crush at the entrance, the other side was pretty empty. I liked the idea of one band starting when another finished but it caused a ton of issues with access. Was never really affected by queues, got food at a chicken and chips place pretty quickly about 1pm, the bars were quite quick even if the staff were a bit inexperienced/overwhelmed. Urinal queue was mental and I can see why folk were pissed off with the portaloo lines. Sound Issues - I only really heard these during Millencolin where the sound was very poor, the rest seemed ok. The place was rammed been going to Hatfield the last few years and this was mental, a bigger venue is needed if they want to sell that many tickets. We left before Offspring because we knew it would be insane getting out. On another note my mate was travelling on the Big Green Coach from Edinburgh which never showed, was replaced by taxis and he didn't arrive until about 12:45pm However I had a cracking day and saw some great bands, not sure if we will go next year unless there's some major changes

Hope everyone had a great day today, how easy was it to sneak booze in? Anyone have experience of doing this at north? Cost of living and all that gonna give it a go

Anyone know what sort of time the Big Green Coach from Edinburgh gets to the North site at? It leaves at 5:45 so I’m guessing around 10?

Unfortunately in Europe the Friday Saturday and Sunday of Glasto

Got mine earlier this year, design by my pal at Edinburgh Illustrations

Met Kat from Scowl in Glasgow last night, she said unfortunately they’re not playing Glasto, I thought they might with them smashing Coachella and being at Outbreak on the Saturday

If you have cash to burn Lovefields still has camper pitches at £750 for a VW or £850 for other campers

Got the one I wanted! Thanks to everyone who offered a spare