Hi.
So there's a bus now from 2pm on the Wed. But isn't that too late if we have to register at noon?
Also, I'd love to hear anyone's views on the pros and cons of days versus nights?
I'm a newbie, but I'm in my mid-30s and it's been a while since I stayed up till 9am. Especially a few nights on the trot. Zombifying, no?
Cheers,
Si
Latitude Shuttle/Nights v Days?
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Sii
posted this
04 July 2008
rachel88
posted this
04 July 2008
lol. i wondered that about the times of the shuttle... seems a bit weird to me.
i love working nights. i work in a busy city centre pub/club in manchester working till 2am thurs, 3am fri and 4am sat - then going out for a few and a dance ;] so roll in at 9ish most sunday mornings still able to do my sunday big shop at sainsburys and help cook the sunday roast. i reckon there'll be lots going on to keep us going.
...although i might just be talking rubbish as i've never worked a festival either...
readin this back, i dont think this post will be of much help to you, but i'm gettin excited about Lattitude and my friends who (stupidly) aren't comin are gettin bored of me talking so much about it.
=]
ssam
posted this
04 July 2008
in my experience the main downside to nights is if it's really hot during the day, have fun trying to sleep in a tent!
meskip
posted this
06 July 2008
on the upside, if you can survive on a few hours sleep it does mean that you get to watch as many bands as you like during the day - provided there are some you actually like!
meskip
posted this
08 July 2008
I dont think that'll matter for T to be honest, waaaaaaaaaaay muddy:(N
