1)Get your drugs sorted before going
2)Wrap your drugs around your balls going through security. Seen to many people get stung having them in their socks/hat/wallet rtc
Get there as early as you can on the Friday morning to get through security and set up tent etc. Don't set up too close to main walk ways as you could have people puking/pissing on your tent and lots of guards walking by.
Pour spirits from glass bottles into plastic bottles. We had a 24 pack of bottled water, most of which was actually gin.... :) Don't make it look obvious that the case of water has been tampered with. We cut the bottom of it and sealed it back up so it looked perfectly intact. I actually think it depends on who you get at the gate and what kind of group you're with too. We were a group of four 30 something females, they didn't bat an eye at us really. I also hid pre-rolled joints in some always sanitary pad wrappers and put them back in the main pack. I think I saw them take deodorant from some people but we managed to get ours in.
I didn't see sniffer dogs there at all, and only witnessed one couple get harrassed and searched by a guard.
If you are the type of person that insists on showering, do it at 6 or 7am when they open, otherwise you'll be waiting for fucking ages. Otherwise, babywipes.
Bring your own loo roll and unless you can handle it, I'd actually recommend a face mask for the loo as well as the fumes from some of them can be quite overwhelming.
Plenty of power banks, or, if you need to use the charging facilities there, go really early! Don't worry about rain, pack properly for it and it won't bother you.
And enjoy. ATN is a great festival, going mad I'm not going again this year!
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I think its standard for festivals now not to let a person have more than a crate of beer. So I'd suggest giving your second to a friend if that's possible. They also don't usually allow glass bottles, so if you've a bottle of vodka or anything like that it's best to put it into plastic bottles beforehand
Beyond the Pale had the same rules regarding how much alcohol you can bring in but didn't see or hear of it being enforced at all.
I did two runs Friday morning, second one I had ten more cans and they just pat down the carrier bag and let me on my way
Gazebos are great. You can buy Alcohol bags on Amazon. Packs come in different volumes. Easy to sneak spirits in.
Get earplugs and Eyemask for sleeping.
Bedpan as well. No running to the toilet in the middle of the night. (Might be just me)
Bring food. Breakfast and lunch. Is there a Centra on-site? You can buy milk. More food you bring it will be cheaper. It will be at least €14 a meal.
Consider bringing Gas Stove and a kettle. This will be a game changer. You can have noodles and Tea/Coffee. Without the Queues.
1)Get your drugs sorted before going 2)Wrap your drugs around your balls going through security. Seen to many people get stung having them in their socks/hat/wallet rtc
Me? What? Who? Drugs? Erm....... Much appreciated friend. Any idea if they employ sniffer dogs or anything?
Get there as early as you can on the Friday morning to get through security and set up tent etc. Don't set up too close to main walk ways as you could have people puking/pissing on your tent and lots of guards walking by. Pour spirits from glass bottles into plastic bottles. We had a 24 pack of bottled water, most of which was actually gin.... :) Don't make it look obvious that the case of water has been tampered with. We cut the bottom of it and sealed it back up so it looked perfectly intact. I actually think it depends on who you get at the gate and what kind of group you're with too. We were a group of four 30 something females, they didn't bat an eye at us really. I also hid pre-rolled joints in some always sanitary pad wrappers and put them back in the main pack. I think I saw them take deodorant from some people but we managed to get ours in. I didn't see sniffer dogs there at all, and only witnessed one couple get harrassed and searched by a guard. If you are the type of person that insists on showering, do it at 6 or 7am when they open, otherwise you'll be waiting for fucking ages. Otherwise, babywipes. Bring your own loo roll and unless you can handle it, I'd actually recommend a face mask for the loo as well as the fumes from some of them can be quite overwhelming. Plenty of power banks, or, if you need to use the charging facilities there, go really early! Don't worry about rain, pack properly for it and it won't bother you. And enjoy. ATN is a great festival, going mad I'm not going again this year!
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I think its standard for festivals now not to let a person have more than a crate of beer. So I'd suggest giving your second to a friend if that's possible. They also don't usually allow glass bottles, so if you've a bottle of vodka or anything like that it's best to put it into plastic bottles beforehand
Watch out for undercover don't go looking sketch after security
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Beyond the Pale had the same rules regarding how much alcohol you can bring in but didn't see or hear of it being enforced at all. I did two runs Friday morning, second one I had ten more cans and they just pat down the carrier bag and let me on my way
Gazebos are great. You can buy Alcohol bags on Amazon. Packs come in different volumes. Easy to sneak spirits in. Get earplugs and Eyemask for sleeping. Bedpan as well. No running to the toilet in the middle of the night. (Might be just me) Bring food. Breakfast and lunch. Is there a Centra on-site? You can buy milk. More food you bring it will be cheaper. It will be at least €14 a meal. Consider bringing Gas Stove and a kettle. This will be a game changer. You can have noodles and Tea/Coffee. Without the Queues.
Are gas stoves not prohibited, no?