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Post by mindexpansi0n on Apr 26, 2007 0:00:35 GMT -5
Hey guys... I may be an idiot, but why is finding a map to Bonnaroo so difficult? I need a map showing the entrances to the festival in relation to street-level Manchester... I've googled it, searched on here, etc. no luck. I'm coming from the south on 55... thanks much.
You dont need a map to bonaroo. Just drive to Manchester TN. You WILL come in on I-24 (since its the only major way to Manchester)
Once you get here, just follow the traffic!
haha, we had directions and this is what it ended up being. Once we got past Chatanooga (sp) we could just see all the cars packed with tents or people or who knows what. We waved to most and followed the crowd.
After a 300 mile drive from North Carolina I reached the traffic jam outside the farm around 10:30 am. Took around two hours to get in. The earlier you get there the better.
After a 300 mile drive from North Carolina I reached the traffic jam outside the farm around 10:30 am. Took around two hours to get in. The earlier you get there the better.
We had left from Asheville thursday morning and hit the line around 12 noon. it was long! I think we were in line for a good 4 hours. Definatly getting there a littler earlier this year (i hope)
Post by oleander124 on Apr 26, 2007 14:12:32 GMT -5
I-24 goes east (going down the map) / west (going up the map). To get off on exit 112, you will have to be heading west on I-24 (going UP on the map)...so wooz is right...if you're coming DOWN I-24E, then you'll have to take another exit and u-turn it and come back to get off at the temporary exit.
Post by earthisbig on Apr 28, 2007 22:04:53 GMT -5
headed east, from nashville, on 24 the Bonnaroo directions say to get off at exit 111. is that bushy branch rd?? does anybody have any experience getting off exit 111 with an RV?? did you get a good spot??
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Post by mindexpansi0n on Apr 29, 2007 20:57:48 GMT -5
Wooz, great map - very helpful in getting an idea of the layout and planning a route to the entrance. I'm gonna go unconventional and take 50/64 NE from Winchester to I-24 and go West/North on I-24 to exit 112 - I figure no point in going up to 55/I-24 interchange and heading south again.
