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|  | What can I bring? « Thread Started on Jan 28, 2010, 7:36pm » | |
Hey, I was just wondering what items I can and cannot bring into the festival grounds? I'll just make a list to make it easier.
-Food: Sandwiches, fruit, etc -A refillable water container -Blanket -Lawn Chair -Cameras (Do they mind you taking pictures and filming?) -Medication: Like Aspirin and Pepto. Just in case I start feeling like shit mid day I don't want to leave and not be able to get back in.
Also, a camping question. I have a really big tent. Do they allow big tents?
Thanks!
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #1 on Jan 28, 2010, 9:11pm » | |
Food - yes, had no troubles in the past, they like it in in clear plastic bags though.
Water bottle - yes, but they make you empty it out on the way in and there are places to fill it up inside.
Blanket - yes, though they have made me shake it out in the past to make sure nothing is inside.
Lawn Chair - I believe this one is a no, not allowed in.
Camera - here is where it gets tricky, they say non-professional (defined by removable lenses) cameras are allowed but I was turned away last year with my camera that isn't a professional camera but looks kind of similar. I argued with the security person but they would have none of it and I had to take it back to my car.
Medication - Not sure on that but I can't see it being a problem. And either way that super easy to hide. I'm pretty sure I brought Advil in last year.
As for the big tent, unless its absolutely massive I can't see it being a problem. I had an 8 person tent up last year with no issues whatsoever.
Hope that helps, also a lot of this stuff and more is up on the festival website: http://www.sasquatchfestival.com/#/gorge
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #2 on Jan 28, 2010, 9:20pm » | |
I would also suggest you check out the thread right above yours:
http://sasquatchfest.proboards.com/index....isplay&thread=5
A lot of folks won't be as nice as Mr. jobosrock when your first post asks many questions that have been answered many times in the thread stuck to the top of this page. Welcome.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #3 on Jan 28, 2010, 9:33pm » | |
Jan 28, 2010, 7:36pm, someguy wrote:Hey, I was just wondering what items I can and cannot bring into the festival grounds? I'll just make a list to make it easier.
Also, a camping question. I have a really big tent. Do they allow big tents?
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I saw a group of 14 asian high school hipsters put up a geodesic dome with an side room offshoot. It took them forever but it was huge. I couldn't imagine a tent any bigger than that. It was a sight to see. We used it as a landmark to find our way home.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #4 on Jan 28, 2010, 9:43pm » | |
Jan 28, 2010, 9:20pm, know ID yuh wrote:I would also suggest you check out the thread right above yours:
http://sasquatchfest.proboards.com/index....isplay&thread=5
A lot of folks won't be as nice as Mr. jobosrock when your first post asks many questions that have been answered many times in the thread stuck to the top of this page. Welcome.
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I didn't want to go through a 9 page thread to find the answer to none or all of my questions. I did however do a search for what I was asking but I got some strange results. It would be nice if there was some sort of a FAQ or something along those lines.
This forum isn't busy so I Dr. Garbanzoured I would just make another thread. 
Edit: Forgot to mention: Thanks for the reply jobosrock.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #5 on Jan 29, 2010, 2:34am » | |
Your welcome. And I was bored at school so decided to answer instead of directing you somewhere else so it was no problem.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #6 on Jan 30, 2010, 4:15pm » | |
Jan 28, 2010, 9:43pm, someguy wrote:
You don't have 20 minutes to read through a thread chalked full of information that would keep newbies from starting new threads? That hurts.
You are allowed to post all your questions about what is allowed and what isn't in the First Timers thread. That way, first timers can read one thread, rather than having to read through several different threads looking for information on what is allowed, and what isn't.
In fact, I would suggest the moderators delete this post, delete this thread, and put someguys question and jobosrock's reply in the First Timers thread.
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jobosrock Grunting Yowie
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #7 on Jan 31, 2010, 5:11am » | |
I apologize, I am a bad thread enabler.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #8 on Feb 14, 2010, 10:25am » | |
Lawn chairs are not allowed, blankets are, i have seen people turned away at the gate with tarps. When you go thrus the bag check focus on getting in the line with a younger teenage boy or girl, they don't check the bags well enough. Advil wont be a problem to bring in.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #9 on Feb 14, 2010, 4:57pm » | |
i was wondering if lawn chairs were okay.. doesn't seem like anyone has posed this question yet.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #10 on Feb 14, 2010, 5:26pm » | |
Feb 14, 2010, 4:57pm, howardmoonlovesyou wrote:| i was wondering if lawn chairs were okay.. doesn't seem like anyone has posed this question yet. |
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We've been over this. You're not funny.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #11 on Feb 23, 2010, 10:30am » | |
Feb 14, 2010, 10:25am, funnygrrl wrote:| Lawn chairs are not allowed, blankets are, i have seen people turned away at the gate with tarps. When you go thrus the bag check focus on getting in the line with a younger teenage boy or girl, they don't check the bags well enough. Advil wont be a problem to bring in. |
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oh my god. listen to this person. i had a 10oz bottle of booze in my waistband in my back and this old lady sniped it on the third day. lesson: avoid the old people.
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|  | Re: What can I bring? « Reply #12 on Feb 26, 2010, 4:04am » | |
Tape+baggy shorts+inner thigh=all the "advil" you want inside.
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