agresionpower schrieb:well I'm true
I bought a nice leather jacket today
Quark schrieb:I'm false. I have two leather jackets. But I only wear 'em in winter. It's too hot during festivals, and besides, I don't want to loose them.
Sam Przyborowski schrieb:I usually don't sleep a lot camping at festivals. But then thats normally because I don't bring a matress, ground sheet, sometimes not even a pilloow or whatever. And as soon as its light, thats it...I'm up. So I'll think fuck it and start drinking again.
Wellllll............Blacksteel schrieb:I'll post my question here instead of making a new thread as its camping related.
Do I definately get to park my car where I camp, or is it possible I may not be able to, and would I be right in assuming all of this is included in the ticket price?
Well, in 2002 there was a case, when somebody didn't camp next to his car... he was kinda our neighbour. BUt this was only the case because after having arrived he immediately got drunk , wandering around, and for some reasons nobody understood he had his tent with him and out it up somewhere next to us... we didn't knew him, nobody knew him and it was only the second day, when his mates came around and picked him up. at that point of time, he had just got up, asking us who he was and funny stuff like that... well we could't help him... luck for him, that his mates bothered about where he was...Kate McGee schrieb:Wellllll............
1) I've never heard of any case in which somebody could not park next to his tent. Or at least very close to it...theoretically it depends a bit on how many people already are on the campground you are directed to and on how intelligently they have parked their cars...whatever.
2) There will be kind of a combined camping/parking ticket. Up to 2005, there was only a parking fee (I think 20 euro per car, no matter how many people were in the car) and camping was included in the festival ticket, but next year they are going to charge a fee for camping - no matter if you are coming by car or not. Something like that.
They said there will be more information about this in January...
Tell me it isn't true!!!Kate McGee schrieb:Wellllll............
1) I've never heard of any case in which somebody could not park next to his tent. Or at least very close to it...theoretically it depends a bit on how many people already are on the campground you are directed to and on how intelligently they have parked their cars...whatever.
2) There will be kind of a combined camping/parking ticket. Up to 2005, there was only a parking fee (I think 20 euro per car, no matter how many people were in the car) and camping was included in the festival ticket, but next year they are going to charge a fee for camping - no matter if you are coming by car or not. Something like that.
They said there will be more information about this in January...
Some things about this are still a little unclear...Quark schrieb:Tell me it isn't true!!!
If so, that would mean that "we" (the public transport travellers) also would have to pay for "parking"? That'd be rediculous!!!
Besides, I read that camping was once again included in the ticket price, but I may be wrong.