Going Sunday, Advice needed

[Franco Baresi]

Hi Guys,

Decided to give reading a bash this year for the first time, can only do the sunday. can anyone advise me if it'l be possible to catch my last train home which is 12.15am. I can't find info anywhere on what time the last act finishes, Also having been to Glasto, V etc, is it realistic to think I'll be able to get out quick enough through the crowds??

cheers in advance!

[adrianro]

Takes about 20/30 mintues to walk from station to festival entrance, so Radiohead finish at 23.30 your cutting it fine, what with mass crowds to wade through will probably take you about 40-50 minutes to get back, I reckon even if you can hail a cab you may struggle, recommend leaving early to catch your train, or just go through the night

[Gareth100]

Probably be okay if you plan it. Be near the stage front left exit towards the end of their set and you'll save lots of time. You will be positioned near the main road and won't get caught up with thousands of people getting back to the campsite (who mainly use the rear exits).

From distant memory - the Reading trains didn't exactly depart on time due to the amount of people trying to get on...not sure how efficient they are these days but obviously don't be slack getting there!

[johnmcga]

Probably be okay if you plan it. Be near the stage front left exit towards the end of their set and you'll save lots of time. You will be positioned near the main road and won't get caught up with thousands of people getting back to the campsite (who mainly use the rear exits).

[Franco Baresi]

Thanks for all your helps Guys! I'm actually plannig to be in the dance tent to see Deadmau5, hopefully it will be easier to get away from there??

[one_true_casual]

http://www.readingfestival.com/lineup/arti...artist=DEADMAU5

Deadmau5 are on at 15.20 according to the above link