Yeah iv got my passport and driving licence for ID and im pretty sure im old enough to drink
They probably won't even ask to see your ID in Wacken. At least they didn't ask to see mine and I think I look like a little girl or something.
Yeah iv only been ID'd once at a festival but if i dont take i bet it would happen this time
Yeah probably! And of course when traveling to another country, taking a ID isn't a bad thing to do..
Sorry, I couldn't think of anything else at the time
I just remembered another - if you think you're walking on a red/different coloured footpath, you're wrong (it's more of a city thing if I recall correctly). They're actually designated bicycle tracks so try not to get in anyone's way. Being Australian I always tried doing that by moving to the left while the Germans tried to avoid me by riding on the right...that usually ended with me just running the hell away to avoid a collision
I couldn't tell you about the j-walking thing. In my experience, the police working in Wacken are essentially there to make sure everyone is having a good time, and they're the only one's I've ever seen anywhere who actually enjoy their work. Last year on my way to Cologne there was a train on the other track full of football fans...there were about five police to every train door, complete with riot gear and police dogs. When Quark and I got off the train at Itzehoe for Wacken, there were two police in high visibility vests, smiling, saying "viel spaß" (have fun) to everyone
knowing me ill get hit by a bike hahaha hopefully all is ok then just wanted to make sure i didnt do something that would cause problems.
Ah least they were nice greeting you like that
One year my friends and I were walking through town to get booze and one of them brought a rubber boob. There was a police car with the window open, my friend indicated that he wanted to toss the boob to them. They caught it, giggled and tossed it back.
I spied two police enjoying the bands on one of the smaller stages while pretending to watch the crowd for trouble-makers.
Like I said, the police who work WOA love that shift. I've never read that they've had anything bad to say about it
How cheap is the crates of beer to buy there compared to a supermarket before?
Hahaha ill try keep that in mind
Ah least they were nice greeting you like that
Beats dealing with shitty people and serious crime!
That sounds funny
We walked past another police car with the window down, my friend did the same thing, but the police woman just smiled and gave the thumbs up. She was no fun
That's because it was
