Reddit reviews Alex Carseon Folding Stool, Small, Lightweight, Portable seat. Foldable Tripod Camp Chair for Camping, Fishing, Travel, Parks, Photography, Outdoor Concerts, Soccer Games, Sports Events, Gardening
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Collapsible stool, folds to 3" diameter. Weights less than 1.5 lbsSupports weight up to 200 lbsSteel tube legs and durable polyester fabricAdjustable shoulder strapColor: Green - Seat height: 15 inches from the ground (when open)
Yes, wait until the last few days and try to pick one up on craigslist or stubhub. If not, buy one once you get to Manchester the day of. This might sound risky, but there is always an abundance of extra tickets.
I don't splerge on anything really. Basic tent/sleeping bag is all you really need. I even stopped bringing a cooler/ice and only bring in dry food, lots of granola bars and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
I find the best way is to simplify as much as possible. Try to be very minimalist.
If I had to recommend one item though, it would be a small stool you can carry with you. like this.
It is really a blessing if you are at the same stage for awhile to sit down.
I typically get there Wednesday night, take our stuff to tent-only and set up the tent. That night I relax and meet my neighbors and start to track down any party favors I might want.
Then everyday I wake up and pack food, drinks, and everything else I will need for the day (baby wipes, sunscreen, change of clothes, etc.), I really would suggest getting some powdered gatorade. It is pretty nice being able to drink some cold gatorade when you are tired, and replenishing those electrolytes from all the sweating you do.
Then I head into centeroo around 11am, and find the first act that I really want to see for the day, and camp out at whatever stage they will be at until then so I can get rail (this is where the stool comes in handy). If you have the endurance it is really awesome to get the front row experience for multiple shows in a row. I'll usually always check out the artists that play before the ones I want to see before roo so I can become familiar with their music. I have found some of my favorite artists this way.
Then I'll go use the bathroom and eat and do the same thing for the next show I want to see, and basically repeat this all day. I only go back to my tent to sleep, other then that, I am in centeroo all day.
It can be a little tiring, but you get to see way more shows this way, (like 20-30 per Roo). It also lets you save a lot of money because you don't need to buy all the extra amenities and it greatly simplifies packing.