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Post by DylanGoesElectric on Mar 2, 2009 0:50:16 GMT -5
My idea: by boxcar
you?
you can also say something about how you are already traveling if its cool.
like in reality me and five of my best friends (including one twin bro) from high school (college graduate this year) are RV-ing and camping on the way there. we are going on a little ball park tour and making a stop in new orleans.
It's gonna have two icemakers in both refrigerators a silent but violent generator to run the subwoofers and the disco ball the escalator up to the dance hall on the second floor with a giant sky light
driving range and jacuzzi just right for skinny dipping right after the show at 80 miles an hour it's worth all the dough
Until then I'll stand on a corner with a sign that says "Will Work for my Double-Decker Doublewide
2/5- Papadosio 3/3- MUSE 3/12- John Mayer 3/19- The Werks 3/31- Passion Pit 4/18- Ben Folds 4/20- Against Me! 6/10- Bonnaroo 6/30- Eric Clapton and Roger Daltrey
haha i was gunna say the same thing. nerds gotta stick together. anyways on topic i'll be dreaming my way to the farm. i did last night, for real, the lineup was SICK
Post by twilightsociety on Mar 9, 2009 1:13:56 GMT -5
I got very lucky this year. In 2007, I took a Greyhound alone from Minneapolis. Notice to all: never take a Greyhound anywhere if it's a night ride. Never. Miserable experience, only saved by Bonnaroo itself.
In 2008, I flew in alone from Seattle and did the airport shuttle. It wasn't a bad time and pretty enjoyable (also ran like clockwork in my experience, highly recommended).
This year, had a great double slam. First, I have an all expenses-paid trip from Seattle to Chicago from my program (I'm a doctoral student) for a conference in Chicago a couple days after Bonnaroo, and I'm just going to arrive a few days early. Secondly, a few of my friends went in on getting me a surprise Bonnaroo ticket (I wasn't initially planning on going this year per budget) to congratulate me on my forthcoming engagement.
Hence, this year, all I have to pay for is the trip from Indianapolis (where I'll be staying with my partner) to Manchester (probably either rental car or Greyhound, since it's only a few hours), and then food expenses at the farm.
So, that's my recommendation. Go the (nearly) free route by mooching off others.
