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....is there booze in it? I don't do lemonade if there's no booze in it.
What, do they not have public day-drinking up in Canada?
Bring your flask, sneak it in, and boom! You have vodka frozen lemonade.
Speaking of flasks, is security anything especially difficult to sneak stuff through?
Security is a little more thorough than Bonnaroo, so you will have to get creative. For me,the pat downs have always been thorough (they seperate boys and girls lines), but the bag searches have been laxer.
As with any security detail, just approach with confidence and "nothing to hide" attitude and you will be fine. They want to get the line through.
What, do they not have public day-drinking up in Canada?
Bring your flask, sneak it in, and boom! You have vodka frozen lemonade.
Speaking of flasks, is security anything especially difficult to sneak stuff through?
Security is a little more thorough than Bonnaroo, so you will have to get creative. For me,the pat downs have always been thorough (they seperate boys and girls lines), but the bag searches have been laxer.
As with any security detail, just approach with confidence and "nothing to hide" attitude and you will be fine. They want to get the line through.
Okay, that's what I figured. I have a little system that works, just wanted to make sure they're not insane about it.
Camelbaks need to be dumped out before entering? I'm sure they check their contents,
Yes. I am grateful they changed the policy. Before last year, they didn't even allow empty ones to be brought in. You had to sneak it if you wanted to say hydrated.
REMINDER: The beer gardens are sanctioned off and you can only buy alcohol in the quarantined designated areas. There are security at the exits of these areas that sometimes perform additional bag searches, and do not let you leave with a drink in your hand. So, if you are having something to hide, make sure it can easily be re-hidden if you need to leave the drinking area.
Also, all of the Arepas I had in 2013 were complete shit. None of them were cooked through. Probably had more to do with bad luck than Coachella's inability to cook Arepas properly, though.
Security is a little more thorough than Bonnaroo, so you will have to get creative. For me,the pat downs have always been thorough (they seperate boys and girls lines), but the bag searches have been laxer.
As with any security detail, just approach with confidence and "nothing to hide" attitude and you will be fine. They want to get the line through.
Okay, that's what I figured. I have a little system that works, just wanted to make sure they're not insane about it.
Their pat downs are very thorough. For ladies they go between and under the boobs, up and down the legs/thighs, & around the waist and up to the small of the back. Your best bet is to utilize your crotch region.
Okay, that's what I figured. I have a little system that works, just wanted to make sure they're not insane about it.
Their pat downs are very thorough. For ladies they go between and under the boobs, up and down the legs/thighs, & around the waist and up to the small of the back. Your best bet is your to utilize your crotch region.
Their pat downs are very thorough. For ladies they go between and under the boobs, up and down the legs/thighs, & around the waist and up to the small of the back. Your best bet is your to utilize your crotch region.
Regarding security, there is a very strong police presence at Coachella. Cop cars patrol the campgrounds. There is a booking area on the grounds. Given the fact that Coachella is in the middle of a city, security is just more intense.
Crab Fries is on the list. I know Baohaus and Ruth's Chris were there last year. Any other "must try"?
I think I ate crab fries for almost all of my meals in 2013.
Wise man. So good.
Freshers and crab fries, all that you need to know. The chicken strips to the right of the outdoor stage are surprisingly good. I've never waited in line for Ruth's Chris.
Okay, that's what I figured. I have a little system that works, just wanted to make sure they're not insane about it.
Their pat downs are very thorough. For ladies they go between and under the boobs, up and down the legs/thighs, & around the waist and up to the small of the back. Your best bet is your to utilize your crotch region.
Where does one sign up to be a Coachella security guard?
Their pat downs are very thorough. For ladies they go between and under the boobs, up and down the legs/thighs, & around the waist and up to the small of the back. Your best bet is your to utilize your crotch region.
Where does one sign up to be a Coachella security guard?
You didn't read closely enough. They split up the lines based on gender, so you'd probably be feeling up dudes. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Where does one sign up to be a Coachella security guard?
You didn't read closely enough. They split up the lines based on gender, so you'd probably be feeling up dudes. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I'll dress in drag. Nobody will know. Might have to shave my face though. Hmmm...
Post by gardenfresh on Jan 12, 2014 13:28:25 GMT -5
Protip: if you are utilizing inside-inside pockets in a backpack: put your keys, wallet, and cellphone in the same area as that inside pocket. I am fairly certain the security are instructed not to handle personal items such as wallets and phones. Same reason TSA agents are instructed not to take your cell phone to scan your e-boarding pass. If they break it, they buy it.
There is a Pink's Chili Dog stand at the fest. Sadly, it was nowhere near as good as the one in LA on La Brea.
Those huge watermelon slices give you a nice shot of potassium mid-day.
As a local, I think Pinks is extremely over rated. The variety of options you get to customize your dog make it truly one-of-a-kind... but I think Tommy's has better chili and for the life of me I can't understand why Pinks is so crowded all the time. If I am ever at pinks, I will get a burger instead.
But I do agree with you. The mobile Pinks truck that is in the campgrounds doesn't compare to the brick and mortar location.