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Drive-in gigs sounds like a disaster to me. Cars are not a great way of moving thousands of people into and out of an area at the same time, so there's just going to be huge lines of vehicles belching fumes into our air (hopefully most will turn their engines off whilst waiting).
They are talking about 300 cars at each gig. So shouldn't be too much of a nightmare.
Unlike around the Glastonbury site each year. Glad to be spared a lot of these things this year.
Makes you wonder how nightly ticket sales of 300 make it worthwhile?
I guess at least 600 people going ? Maybe they're going to ramp the prices up. Perhaps people will pay big bucks just for any type of gig this year ?
That's probably more manageable, but then I've seen gridlocks caused by tailbacks at supermarket car parks with similar numbers.