Birds @ Bonnaroo ?!?!?!?

[freewill2008]

A coach is the perfect accomodation for a festival.

We haven't been to the ROO, but have had our WL in other festival
lots. There are always a few nice late model coaches. Haven't seen any
problems, but "festival" is just another name for "party". Our son has
taken a rental RV to ROO a couple times without incident. (Doubt he
got his cleaning deposit back

It also depends on the festival. A renaissance faire or folk/bluegrass
festival is one thing; Ozzfest or Lollapalooza would be another!
Bonnaroo is somewhere in the middle.

Festival goers will show respect for your coach, but not the space
around it. They will sit/sleep in the shade of your coach, and might
even lean on it. No harm intended, its a festival! We've never had
anything damged or stolen, but suppose it could happen - like anywhere
else. There WILL be folks wandering around with a serious load on!

Sometimes festival lots get crowded. This can be a problem if the
generator is needed. Often there is no way to leave with a big rig
until other folks start to clear out. Depends on how well the lot is
managed. Bottom line - RVing at a festival has little in common life
at an RV park. Still, it can be great fun if you like music and a
party atmosphere.

We have heard that Burning Man is no place to go with anything you care
about, but then Burning man is apparently the exception to just about
everything!

Bob Griesel '84 FC31 WLII WA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Kurt Horvath"
wrote:
>
> Gregg,
>
> My kids have been going to ROO, for years. They want me and the wife
> to go with them. Thier motivation, home base," THE BIRD ". Tell me
> about camping at Bonnaroo, if you would, I have several fiends that
> attend or work security, you know the guy's on horseback, Most of
> them told me taking the Indulgance to Bonnaroo isn't a great idea,
> but they have no good explaination. VIP parking sounds like the best
> option. Thanks
>
> Kurt Horvath
> 95 PT-42
> 10AC
>