Caffeine Fiend
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I will try and keep it brief and answer some of the questions asked.
I had the ready for it package so got early GA entry. I didnt queue early or anything. I got to Murrayfield about 2.40 (early entry was 3pm) and there was quite a big queue then but as soon as 3pm hit they let us in.
They didnt really properly search bags, had a quick peak and that was it. So youl be fine to take snacks. I went straight to merch, no queue at all at this point. Got some food. There was alot of food trucks but they were pricey. £14.50 for salt and chilli chicken, chips and curry sauce. Then I went in. I managed to go back and forward to the toilet and keep our spot no problem by leaving someone there.
The toilets are an issue, the queues were horrific and Im worrying about tonight already with taking a child. Initially I used the mens but then they started filtering a womans queue into the mens cubicles so bang went that idea.
On to the show. TTPD is truly fantastic. I loved it. It started to lightly drizzle during The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and it was right on point.
I really enjoyed the RED set despite not loving it on streams / the movie.
I was blown away by The Bolter x Getaway Car. I said on the way there I think she'l do The Bolter and when she said 'its the first time Ive sang this one' I knew we were getting it. I think no matter what song you get youl love it anyway.
I found standing ok, I thought Id be uncomfortable but I really wasnt. My legs are a bit achy this morning but nothing major.
I found exiting quite chaotic and couldnt quite get my barings as they forced us right up onto roseburn street. I was getting a lift home and couldnt use my phone at all even outside Murrayfield because of the sheer volume of those also attempting to use. However it didnt feel anywhere near as crowded coming out as the videos from Fri made me believe it would.
I had a truly fantastic night. I didnt get in to bed until 2am and because I had a few drinks was awake at 8am so I need to try and recover before doing it all again today but thankfully with seats!
I had the ready for it package so got early GA entry. I didnt queue early or anything. I got to Murrayfield about 2.40 (early entry was 3pm) and there was quite a big queue then but as soon as 3pm hit they let us in.
They didnt really properly search bags, had a quick peak and that was it. So youl be fine to take snacks. I went straight to merch, no queue at all at this point. Got some food. There was alot of food trucks but they were pricey. £14.50 for salt and chilli chicken, chips and curry sauce. Then I went in. I managed to go back and forward to the toilet and keep our spot no problem by leaving someone there.
The toilets are an issue, the queues were horrific and Im worrying about tonight already with taking a child. Initially I used the mens but then they started filtering a womans queue into the mens cubicles so bang went that idea.
On to the show. TTPD is truly fantastic. I loved it. It started to lightly drizzle during The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and it was right on point.
I really enjoyed the RED set despite not loving it on streams / the movie.
I was blown away by The Bolter x Getaway Car. I said on the way there I think she'l do The Bolter and when she said 'its the first time Ive sang this one' I knew we were getting it. I think no matter what song you get youl love it anyway.
I found standing ok, I thought Id be uncomfortable but I really wasnt. My legs are a bit achy this morning but nothing major.
I found exiting quite chaotic and couldnt quite get my barings as they forced us right up onto roseburn street. I was getting a lift home and couldnt use my phone at all even outside Murrayfield because of the sheer volume of those also attempting to use. However it didnt feel anywhere near as crowded coming out as the videos from Fri made me believe it would.
I had a truly fantastic night. I didnt get in to bed until 2am and because I had a few drinks was awake at 8am so I need to try and recover before doing it all again today but thankfully with seats!
if you’re heading to Haymarket/central Edinburgh then follow the crowd in that direction because it’ll be quicker than taking a tram and you won’t need navigation. If you’re not going the way I’d suggest trying to step out of the crowd so they don’t carry you away and you can navigate