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Post by bellakabey on May 24, 2004 23:03:59 GMT -5
One of my travel mates finally got a response from Bonnaroo re cars parking alongside RVs if both are traveling as part of the same pack. We've got several of each, and the news is good for keeping us all together. Here's the response:
>>>Thank you for your interest in the 2004 Bonnaroo Music Festival. All RV's and pop-ups will be parked together in several different locations near each tollbooth. If cars are traveling with an RV, they will be allowed to park alongside.
"As you wander through life, sister/brother, whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the donut, and not the hole." -Sign in the mayflower Coffee Shop, Chicago
Good news for all, but would it be better to try and get at least one car closer to centeroo. That way you can set up a day camp with coolers and beer so you won't need to walk back to the RV so much. Just a shot in the dark at where they will park you when you arrive, but it may be worth it to try.
Post by theswissalp on May 25, 2004 11:28:35 GMT -5
i dunno if you guys went to bonn last couple of years...but my experience in both was that they talk about a lot of rules on the website, and you find out that most of them go by the wayside come thursday morning...so dont worry you will be able to park with whoever you want...
I agree that most rules are not enforced, but they are definitely going to park RVs in certain areas they know they will not get stuck in mud. Last year was hell on the traffic when the bigger RVs blocked all access getting stuck. I took about 1/2 hour for each RV to get pulled out by tow trucks and if they got stuck in narrow spots, traffic would have to wait as well.
Yeah we had sent out several e-mails questioning the same.. Glad it is going to work out..
