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I didn't really use the viewing platform at the Which stage much. The What stage one is a bit better because the guest tent is at the bottom of the stairs, so you can get a beer and walk right up to the viewing platform. Those crowds get so big that sometimes it is cool to sit up there for a bit and drink a beer and soak it all in. But, I enjoy being closer to the stage more than I do hanging out that far back. If I am really into the band, I'll be up close.
Post by weekapaug74 on Jun 10, 2008 10:45:24 GMT -5
I just hooked up with a guest voucher literally 30 minutes ago. I'm coming solo this year. 8 hour drive from Peoria, Illinois. Roo #3 for me after 02 and 06.
I like all the perks but I want to make sure I'm not missing out on the true campground experience. I assume everybody is hanging out, friendly and still partying in the guest camping area? It's not like a family style campground, is it?
Post by weekapaug74 on Jun 10, 2008 11:37:25 GMT -5
This is what I was told...
"Yes, you should check in at the Holiday Inn on Hospitality Drive (right outside the KOA campground next to the festival site). You will get a wristband and, if you need the parking pass, you will exchange that for a parking sticker. The you enter through the campground to get to the Bonnaroo site (it is a back, restricted entrance - not a main gate.)"
I just hooked up with a guest voucher literally 30 minutes ago. I'm coming solo this year. 8 hour drive from Peoria, Illinois. Roo #3 for me after 02 and 06.
I like all the perks but I want to make sure I'm not missing out on the true campground experience. I assume everybody is hanging out, friendly and still partying in the guest camping area? It's not like a family style campground, is it?
Nope. Vendors, buskers, performers, friends and family. It will be fun.
I like all the perks but I want to make sure I'm not missing out on the true campground experience. I assume everybody is hanging out, friendly and still partying in the guest camping area? It's not like a family style campground, is it?
You don't have as many hooligans as you'd have in GA camping. There isn't really any shadiness. Most people either work in the biz, have friends working in the biz, or they're performing at roo. There are some cool people in guest camping for sure.
Pick up is at the same place... Holiday Inn Express.
Usually you need a parking voucher to get a parking decal. I've got a parking voucher this year myself.
do i need a parking voucher for guest day parking (not regular day parking)?
well... in 2006, there was just one guest parking voucher. in 2007, there was a guest camp parking voucher and a guest day parking voucher. I don't know if there are two different guest parking vouchers this year.
if you have a guest camp parking voucher, i wouldn't sweat it. there isn't much traffic getting in/out of guest camping and there is no limit on re-entry in guest camping. there wasn't in 2006 and 2007 anyway. as a matter of fact, the most traffic you will encounter is from work vehicles, tour busses, etc getting in and out.
I've never been in VIP... the spot I'm usually given in guest area is probably about the same size as in GA. Enough room for your vehicle and then enough room for a tent and some extra space. it all depends on where they put you... once everyone is in, you can move around a little bit. I wouldn't expect a huge space, but you never know.
