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Not as many Abby sh*t suckers either (though can’t remember exactly what year the composting loos really started populating the site). On the flip side compost loos are generally a load nicer than the portaloo turdists of the past. 

Taken my daughter nearly every year it’s been on since she was 11 months old and she’ll be 9 this year (we even did Worthy pastures), though she only come for part as I volunteer but live nearby. Tried to get normal tickets this year as she wants to come for the whole thing but wasn’t successful.   if you can get a bike trailer with the big wheels it’s definitely a good thing. You can always leave it in the lock up to save hauling it back up to the campervan field each day. Used ours till last year to transport stuff and the year before at night as a place to chill out (she had to get out to walk up hills!) got load of lights to go round it and wheel spoke lights so people can see it.    Arcadia before it gets too late and they’ve a junk play ground, green crafts, green futures, the dragon, Woodsies with the tree top walk, the pier as well as green kidz and Kidzfield are all great places to go.    The two Kidzfields have children’s loos where children are priortised and get to cue jump. Also the Kidz field has a great twinkly blacked out tent you can take them to nap in plus a whole host of facilities.      My top is to keep them topped up with food and snacks! 

Whats the chances it's just a tickets competition or something? I imagine they'll hype it up as much as they can beforehand 

Lots of F5 fun for locals. Felt like old times!  The Inner Circle sold out in under 10 mins but managed to get tix for us, yay! Multiple devices on WiFi with single browser and phones on mobile data. iPad on wifi got through 1st followed by one laptop.

I would say JP not necessarily changed for the better and the best dance village was with east and West tent but levels is pretty decent.