[Cecily]

Memo to ravers: Always have a Plan B and Plan C for egress out of music festivals located in the middle of nowhere.

[drfeelgood]

Ive been to countless raves and outdoor shows even the EDC. We know what to expect and most of them suck when it comes to cleanliness.

[Blue Jays]

You are precisely correct.
That is how I attended Woodstock 1999 in comparative comfort.
When in huge exposed field, out in the weather, a dozen miles or more from your vehicle, one must have gear and a plan.

[envisio]

Plan B... hahahaha. Plan C... yeah right. These youngsters never had to plan for anything.

Of course, I can’t talk much... circa, 1991 staggering away from an outdoor Red Hot Chili Peppers concert carrying a chicken.

I have no idea.

[circlecity]

The only thing worse than having this happen would be to run out of beer and have this happen.

[tflabo]

Note to self: Avoid large crowds of morons. That is all.

[Viennacon]

I hope some libs got slimed!

[SaxxonWoods]

Looks like they named it perfectly.

[C19fan]

After seeing photos of the mud, lack of hygiene and the like for events like Glastonbury the last place I want to be is at a music festival in middle of nowhere places in rainy climates.

[lacrew]

“no food, water or shelter”

No motor car, not a single luxury
Like Robinson Crusoe, as primitive as can be

[Army Air Corps]

What, are they fenced-in?

[vetvetdoug]

Sounds like a couple of Civil War reenactments that I have been to. Luckily, authentic cavalry usually parks a long way from the event and rides in. Those that have to be close to their cars and trailers are stuck for days.

[JoeProBono]

[bgill]

I thought that was the norm.