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Less than two weeks until Wilco's Solid Sound Festival in NW Massachusetts:
Mrs. J and I are looking forward to a really different festival experience, and this seems to fit: an eclectic international diverse lineup of music, a major focus on art, and comedy shows.
1) Parking: How quickly does the walkable parking fill up before they divert to remote lots with shuttle buses? 2) Chairs/blankets: do a lot of people set up chars and blankets to "claim" space on the main stage field? Or is there a limited area, leaving room up front for standees (my preference)? 3) Any food/beverage recommendations? Any to avoid? 4) Any other tips or suggestions?
1) Parking: How quickly does the walkable parking fill up before they divert to remote lots with shuttle buses? 2) Chairs/blankets: do a lot of people set up chars and blankets to "claim" space on the main stage field? Or is there a limited area, leaving room up front for standees (my preference)? 3) Any food/beverage recommendations? Any to avoid? 4) Any other tips or suggestions?
It’s gonna be my third time attending, although I haven’t been since pre pandemic so this info could be a little off. Parking does fill up pretty fast, you’ll probably want to get there before gates open to get a spot. The main stage has chairs/blanket set ups but there’s a line that they must be behind, and it’s all standing in front. We usually grab a spot on the left side near the fence to get some shade. And I’m sure you know this but you have full access to the museum during the festival, they even moved some shows inside during a thunderstorm in 2019. If you haven’t done it before I would check out the Laurie Anderson Chalk Room, you do have to book your time slot in advance but it’s worth it imo, I’ve done it like 5 times lol
Less than two weeks until Wilco's Solid Sound Festival in NW Massachusetts:
Mrs. J and I are looking forward to a really different festival experience, and this seems to fit: an eclectic international diverse lineup of music, a major focus on art, and comedy shows.
1) Parking: How quickly does the walkable parking fill up before they divert to remote lots with shuttle buses? 2) Chairs/blankets: do a lot of people set up chars and blankets to "claim" space on the main stage field? Or is there a limited area, leaving room up front for standees (my preference)? 3) Any food/beverage recommendations? Any to avoid? 4) Any other tips or suggestions?
ive never been but as to point #3, Tree House is going to be there so just drink a billion of those
