If you arrive by bus there is a drop-off point for you and if you drive then you have a car park (a massive field) both of these lead to a path which is well sign posted. This path goes round the outside of the site; sadly you can't see must due to the walls. You just keep following the path till you reach a queue, this is a long walk especially with all your stuff but just keep thinking about how amazing the weekend it going to be :). When you reach the queue you will have a bit of a wait but it gives you a chance of a rest before you have to walk through the camp site. When you reach the end of the line you get your band put on after getting your ticket scanned. At this point you may also get your bag checked. You must keep this band on to get back into the campsite; you will also need your ticket!
Day PassesIf you are planning to got to T for the day then you have a separate drop-off point from the bus and also a separate area to park from campers but don't worry this is all clearly sign posted. You follow the path a short way until you see a row of gates theses are for day entry and again are clearly sign posted. Here they will scan your ticket and let you through the gate.
I am sure that you will find your way easily but if in any doubt follow the crowds and ask a steward :)
I went this year for the first time and couldn't believe the walk you had to do just to get to the campsite!
ReplyDeleteWas totally worth it though, even though it was pouring it down most of the weekend! haha.
nice blog xxxx
It was my first year too and I was the same...a little moaning along the way was done although I was entertained by the crazy methods people had to carry their stuff. Those of you who haven’t been you see people with sledges, wheelchairs and bins to carry their stuff!
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