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Post by candyflippedaround on Feb 4, 2009 20:56:20 GMT -5
i should have just not said anything about any other venue bc i just dont have any idea just going on what i have heard. either way, roo is one of the select festivals that can hold that many people is the main point i was trying to make.
The more people there the better as far as im concerned. The lineup is good enough that conflicts will split a lot of the crowds anyway ( with the exception of phish). Phish is going to sell this bonnaroo out in no time. Security will be higher cuz of the Phish heads attempting to hopp gates and such. id said in b/w 80 and 90k
Last Edit: Feb 5, 2009 17:07:45 GMT -5 by theroo420 - Back to Top
I say it'll be at last year's numbers or a little better, which is great considering the economy. I can see both sides of the ticket sales cap though. If you sell 80,000+, it's gonna be crowded as hell which means worse views and more lines. On the other hand, the more tickets they sell, the better the lineup will be the following year.
Totally agree. The Great Depression was the last time the economy was this bad. I'm starting to sound like a broken record.
The economy was worse then this in the late 70's and into the early 80's. This is nothing compared to the Great Depression. A statement like that is like saying that was a modern day Hitler. No he was a more modern Milosevic. The economy does suck, there is no doubt about that, and it is probably going to get worse. It will never be as bad as the Great Depression, or even close.
That said, I definitely don't want more then maybe 85,000. I don't want 'Roo to become a watered down experience that isn't as enjoyable because the crowds are too big.
--Eron
You are confusing worst since and bad as, there is a big difference. Read the article written in the Wall street Journal. "Worst Crisis Since '30s, With No End Yet in Sight" Here's a link. online.wsj.com/article/SB122169431617549947.html
As for your reference to Saddam and Hitler, they both were power hungry savages that wanted nothing more than world power and the end of the Jewish nation. So, they were quite similar after all.
