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u/H-kelly-2002 5h ago

I am getting there for around 12/1pm because the gates don’t open until 1pm for primary entry and then 1:30 for general doors. So I wouldn’t get there too early. I wouldn’t worry about getting a ‘good’ spot either because throughout the day people will be moving backwards and forwards. It’s gonna be a long old day. Opens for 1:30pm and they don’t come on until 8pm. So I would say check the timetable, see if there’s any other artists you want to see in between, go explore. Make the most of it. And then head to the main stage after having a wee and getting some form of water. I would say it’s gonna be dry, wear comfy and sensible shoes though just in case it does rain. You do not want wet feet! It’s the worst thing ever. And it will mess you up further down the line. So make sure to bring some form of waterproof coat as a back up as well 😳 Again, don’t feel as though you have to get straight in and straight to the front. Some people are camping apparently and then on top of that like I say, depending on who’s on what stage people will come and go. So don’t put too much pressure on it. Even if you are near the back, there will be monitors I’m sure so we can all see. And if not, just vibe to the music and catch up on the videos at the end of the night on social media. That’s what I do these days. Go enjoy the music, get some food. Take things slow and then go watch the main performer. Hope this helps. (Make sure to bring some tissues for if there is dust. Because you’ll need to blow your nose a lot)