Who\'s going to T4 on the beach??
 

I am!!! :bigsmile:
Ive never been to one of these things... and ive only been to a concert once (Jingle Bell Ball a few months ago).

My friends booking our tickets right now, but im worried about the transoprt, its going to be more expensive than actually going I bet.... and i cant afford anything else.:sad:

Whats the cheapest way to get there do you think??

walking?:devil:

No, I don't have a death wish. If you're going, I'd reccomend taking armour or something.

It all sounds good until the Weston Super Mare bit

Might as well go camping on a council estate in South London

Whats wrong with Western Super Mare??
and how long do you think it would take from surrey to Western super mare, anywhere you can find out?

Depends whether you went by car, coach or train. National Express are running a service to T4 I think, that would probably be the easiest way to get there.

Its a sh*t hole, its really rough :joker:

ahh well, im there just to see acts play!!

i ham

Safe!!

and my friends are so unhelpful, I put on my status update and posted the question about how long it would take and i got a relpy from loads of people saying "A very long time"... well cheers for that!!:bored:

My brother is xD

I've been two times - I may go this year but personally I only goe because its close. Its NOTHING like it seems on TV. At the start they get everyone to scream, and then its edited in when people perform!

For example, for Kelly Rowland, the 'Headline' act most people were leaving as she was last up! And people booed her at the start! Yet on TV its a full crowd and people are cheering! For most acts people are miserable and only scream when the moving camera comes up!

But I guess its what you make it, without my mates it would be **** hahaha.

But personnaly, unless your close by I wouldn't bother.

^ That explains why the performances are never live then and its so obvious when they're interviewing people and you hear the performance

Yeah haha, its abit of a farce, but I suppose its a festival made for the TV, and not the 'festival' go-ers.