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iwasneveryoung
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Question About Camping
« Thread Started on May 17, 2010, 5:52am »

I may have to take a friend back to Seattle early Monday morning, then return to the festival for the final day. I have a general camping pass. Will I be able to get my car out of camping before the end of the weekend, and then get it back in? Last year I remember being very crowded, and I can't remember if that would have been possible...

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Re: Question About Camping
« Reply #1 on May 17, 2010, 2:25pm »

They say no ins and outs, but every year I've gone we have gone into town for various things and never had a problem...

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Re: Question About Camping
« Reply #2 on May 17, 2010, 3:23pm »

it depends, this may be a lot more tricky to pull off since you're in the general campground where things are more cramped. it's no problem to come and go from premier.

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Re: Question About Camping
« Reply #3 on May 17, 2010, 5:19pm »

May 17, 2010, 2:25pm, emptyfox wrote:

They say no ins and outs, but every year I've gone we have gone into town for various things and never had a problem...

This. Ask someone you're camped near to keep an eye on your spot if you want, but there really won't be many people still arriving at that time so chances are your spot will be safe.

PS. You're a great friend for doing this.

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