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Photo ID cards Glastonbury Festival

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  1. TheSpence

    TheSpence Registered User

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    Photo ID cards Glastonbury Festival

    It now seems you’ll need an ID card just to get wasted in a field for 3 days.

    Jeez
    TheSpence, Dec 13, 2004
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    Re: Photo ID cards Glastonbury Festival

    does that mean as long as u've got an ID card u can get smashed legally? :p
    Ness, Dec 13, 2004
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    Re: Re: Photo ID cards Glastonbury Festival

    No
    TheSpence, Dec 13, 2004
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    Makes sense really. Just like having to wear a wrist band thing at Tidy. To make sure you are meant to be there. Imagine how many people would lose a card tho :lol: :dunce:
    Cookee, Dec 13, 2004
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    canny idea in theory hope it works in practise
    Ruth, Dec 13, 2004
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    you have to have a wristband anyway, the id card will be so that they can check you are the one who bought the ticket instead of touts flogging them on ebay...

    they didnt check peoples names on the tickets last year anyway..

    its nothing to do with the organisers, its the council... michael eavis has openly said he wish the festival could be free and open to as many people as possible, the councilhowever said..

    no.
    scruf, Dec 14, 2004
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