Well I might be going this year, mainly because I will be going to uni in the coming years and probably wont be able to afford it, plus I might be able to get in as someone's guest this year - it'll still cost a heap tho - coming from Scotland.
I really wish they would move it though - I dont see the point in having a festival if it doesnt blow you away - year 1&2 did but then it kinda lost what was special about it - mainly because of all the restrictions etc. The rain didnt bother me at all - it was the chaos that ensued on Monday - I'm not sure if i've already said but we turned up at the carpark on Monday at about 7-8am, tried to move the car, it got stuck, then we waited for an hour for someone to pick us up in a tractor, or for someone to come and tell us what was happening, then our drivers (my mum and dad

) walked down to the front after noone turned up and were told that they had to wait in a queue - they waited in that queue for 7 hours in the mud & rain. I feel its necessary to point out that we had to drive back to Scotland (my mum ended up in a right state driving back at 4am worried she was going to fall asleep with my 13 year old brother in the back of the car (we had to pick him up from my grans) - I called her after Newcastle and she was in tears (we had 2 cars and me & my dad were already home - they'd stopped off in newcastle so my mum could sleep) and that the queue was moved which meant that they ended up near the back of the queue again.
Also I was stuck in the car with Jemo
I'm no genius but there are a lot of different ways this could have been organised more effectively - namely having more staff on site - I saw no more than 2 people.
Also the sound levels really dont do it for me - and I have young healthy ears! I've been to all 4 Glade's and this year I could barely hear anything! My suggestion would be to move it to Scotland - we dont know the meaning of quiet up here
The lineup is unbeatable IMO and thats really the only thing drawing me to Glade - just wish I could hear the lineup!
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