n00b question...

[Chris12345]

Ahoy

Probably a silly question, but I've looked on the OS and can't see anything... how close is the nearest Co-Op/Supermarket type place to the festival site (specifically the East (blue?) gate)... traveling down either on my bike or on public transport so can't lug a load of food/beer with me, so will need to stock up on the way to the festival!

Also, how much will a decent meal cost you on site, the same as other festivals or less/more?

Cheers

Chris

[Bexxxxx]

Ahoy

Probably a silly question, but I've looked on the OS and can't see anything... how close is the nearest Co-Op/Supermarket type place to the festival site (specifically the East (blue?) gate)... traveling down either on my bike or on public transport so can't lug a load of food/beer with me, so will need to stock up on the way to the festival!

Also, how much will a decent meal cost you on site, the same as other festivals or less/more?

Cheers

Chris

[Chris12345]

Cheers!

I'm working so will be getting a couple of meals per day... but from experience I'll need lots of snack food/pot noodles and whatnot!

Plus somewhere to stock up on some beer!

Edited June 2, 2009 by Chris12345

[LusciousLucy]

Unless you are packing a cooker etc on your bike, let it be known the food on site is incredible, very diverse. Average prices around £6 but if you search hard you will find enormous meals for that price. If you are trying to keep costs down just trust in the Oggy/Pasties...a big arsed meal in itself for under a fiver and will see you through your day and line your tum for the night.

There's a thread about the food (with pictures) in Chat...worth an ogle at.

[Chris12345]

Cheers