Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
Beware with solar things that plastic WILL warp in the sun after a while. I got a relatively cheap-o solar battery charger and after about an hour or two charging in it the sun it started changing shape. Now the button won't press in to turn it on since it's so out of shape. Lessons: you get what you pay for and although 93 million miles away the sun is hot shizz
Post by projectshelter on Nov 4, 2012 12:21:14 GMT -5
Project Shelter provides a carefree festival camping experience and way to donate tents to refugee camps. www.projectshelter.org/
Buy Awesome tents. Right at the festival. -Reserve ahead and pick up when you arrive -Prices run $50 and up -Durable tents in many sizes -Get a 25% discount by being one of the first 500 customers to sign up for our limited selection. -Option to return the tent at the end of the festival and Project Shelter will donate it to refugee camps.
11/2/19: Tool 5/17/19: Blues Traveler 5/9/19: Tool 11/10/18: Tenacious D 9/20/18: White Denim 7/23/18: Radiohead 6/4/18: Jack White 5/20/18: Tool 5/18/18: A Perfect Circle 5/18/18: Alice in Chains 5/6/18: Blind Melon
Has anyone noticed any good black friday deals on festival/Bonnaroo stuff?
There are a bunch (and more to come) of Black Friday ads on here: blackfriday.com/flyers Cabela's, Target, etc included on there. You can also go to the deals tab (http://blackfriday.com/products) and browse by products instead of stores.
Post by forfourpaws on Nov 29, 2012 12:40:43 GMT -5
Hiya - 2013 will be my first year "really" camping at Roo (2012 was my first year to attend and I stayed in a hotel -- long story -- and then slept in my car one night), and I have NO camping supplies. None. Nada. And I live in a small condo with no extra storage. Not sure there's an easy solution to this, but if you lovely folks think of anything in particular, give me a shout! Thanks in advance.
Hiya - 2013 will be my first year "really" camping at Roo (2012 was my first year to attend and I stayed in a hotel -- long story -- and then slept in my car one night), and I have NO camping supplies. None. Nada. And I live in a small condo with no extra storage. Not sure there's an easy solution to this, but if you lovely folks think of anything in particular, give me a shout! Thanks in advance.
- Cheap 2 person tent - EZ-Up - 10x10 Tarp - Battery Powered Fan (or 2) - Camping Chair
Those are pretty much the 5 essential things you need for camping at Bonnaroo. Cover those and you're good.
Post by champagne cory on Nov 29, 2012 13:04:01 GMT -5
I live in a small apartment in Chicago. These items don't take up much space and can easily be stored in the closet. The camping chair you can buy the week before, and if you pay attention to the weather you might be able to get away with one of those cheap small ez up things from Target. If it rains and is going to be windy, don't even think about it. One thing Phi left off the list is a cooler. I would get on that is at least two feet long (not sure the gallon size). This will keep your brews, water and food cool.
Hiya - 2013 will be my first year "really" camping at Roo (2012 was my first year to attend and I stayed in a hotel -- long story -- and then slept in my car one night), and I have NO camping supplies. None. Nada. And I live in a small condo with no extra storage. Not sure there's an easy solution to this, but if you lovely folks think of anything in particular, give me a shout! Thanks in advance.
Talk to people you know about borrowing gear, you'd be surprised what some people have and never use. Also, have you thought about storage in the trunk of your car?
Hiya - 2013 will be my first year "really" camping at Roo (2012 was my first year to attend and I stayed in a hotel -- long story -- and then slept in my car one night), and I have NO camping supplies. None. Nada. And I live in a small condo with no extra storage. Not sure there's an easy solution to this, but if you lovely folks think of anything in particular, give me a shout! Thanks in advance.
Talk to people you know about borrowing gear, you'd be surprised what some people have and never use. Also, have you thought about storage in the trunk of your car?
This. I used to keep my tent and a few things in my trunk year round when I lived in a small apartment. Also, if you get a big cooler, store stuff in it, then just throw a blanket over it. Instant extra seating.
2 Headlamps for $5. If you enter code lamp2012 you get $5 flat rate shipping on anything. There are some clamps and lights that would be nice for roo. These are the headlamps I use. Kind of bulky, but so very nice to have.
anyone know where to buy some good beef jerky in bulk?? for a good price?
check out your local farmer's market once it opens in the spring. We have a guy who sells a variety of meats in different flavors in huge bags. I'm planning on stocking up before Roo this year.
anyone know where to buy some good beef jerky in bulk?? for a good price?
check out your local farmer's market once it opens in the spring. We have a guy who sells a variety of meats in different flavors in huge bags. I'm planning on stocking up before Roo this year.
I had something similar to this my first year in 2009. Mine ran off of a AA battery. It never fully charged up my phone but it never let it die. Thanks for the post I am going to get one of these.
Nice find. I have 2 Duracell versions of this, and I use them constantly - not just for roo. You'd be surprised how often you can use them. I hope they work for you, too!
check out your local farmer's market once it opens in the spring. We have a guy who sells a variety of meats in different flavors in huge bags. I'm planning on stocking up before Roo this year.
Where's that at? I need to make a stop there
The guy I bought from is in Market Square. He has all different meats, turkey/beef/venison/chicken/bison/pork and they are seasoned and smoked in a variety of ways. You can sample all of them too.
Post by bighead00129 on Jan 14, 2013 9:27:33 GMT -5
Walgreens is having a decent sale on Jack Links beef jerky this week. It is on sale for $3.99, plus they are being distributed with a $1 off coupon. So you can pick up a pack which is normally $6.49 for $2.99. In my 6 years of working at Walgreens, this is probably the cheapest I have ever seen the Jack Links.
Walgreens is having a decent sale on Jack Links beef jerky this week. It is on sale for $3.99, plus they are being distributed with a $1 off coupon. So you can pick up a pack which is normally $6.49 for $2.99. In my 6 years of working at Walgreens, this is probably the cheapest I have ever seen the Jack Links.
might have to stop at my local walgreens this evening! thanks sir
