Just bought our tickets
the VIP experience
#54
Posted 02 June 2012 - 03:52 PM
Vibes VIP helped build America.. Hats off the people that put it together.. Just please do not take the tables/chairs down early on Sunday like last year.. Yeah it was hot but when Tabbooma gets up to use the bathroom he expects to have his chair when he gets back... Never had that happen at any Vibes, only last year
I'll watch your chair on Sunday during any constitutional you may elect to take and if anybody tries any sneaky chairfoldery...
there will be repercussions
#60
Posted 22 June 2012 - 07:11 PM
I've heard that it's pretty crucial to get to the venue as early as possible with a regular ticket, mostly to beat the line and to get a good spot. Is it as much of an issue for VIP camping?
I was planning on getting to Seaside around 6 pm but if the general consensus is that there's a mad dash even in VIP then I might have to come down with a flu that day and unfortunately miss work.
Lookin forward to a great time with some awesome people!
P.S. Great community and board you got goin' here! Thank you for havin' me....
#61
Posted 22 June 2012 - 09:46 PM
I'd like to see a map or a decent photo of where everything is (this is my first time). We bought VIP - and an RV pass (though we have a tiny clamshell camper - no bathrooom etc.) I hope that "RV" pass holders who have VIP can be near the non-rv VIP camping....and the bathrooms. Anyone know?
Thanks
c
#62
Posted 25 June 2012 - 12:23 PM
First post here...Woo-Hoo!!
I've heard that it's pretty crucial to get to the venue as early as possible with a regular ticket, mostly to beat the line and to get a good spot. Is it as much of an issue for VIP camping?
I was planning on getting to Seaside around 6 pm but if the general consensus is that there's a mad dash even in VIP then I might have to come down with a flu that day and unfortunately miss work.
Lookin forward to a great time with some awesome people!
P.S. Great community and board you got goin' here! Thank you for havin' me....
Most important thing is do NOT show up before 8am on Thursday.
#66
Posted 25 June 2012 - 05:22 PM
i would imagine that it goes pretty smoothly as any kinks in the system will have been worked out long before you get there
however, i would plan on being fairly far back in the vip camping area (more of a walk to the stage)
it is (or has been) a longish slender section under the trees, shared with family and handicapped camping, so the later arrivals will be further back...
not that big of an issue, imho, though
#71
Posted 26 June 2012 - 05:29 PM
Yes...Monkey Butlers. Monkey Butlers in cowboy hats riding around on dogs, stuffed to the gills with festie candies.
#75
Posted 26 June 2012 - 07:14 PM
i keep trying to find people who want to do a local trivia night at a bar
i would LOVE to do that!
me and my old roomie/friend, John, used to take the box of trivial pursuit cards and randomly select one, pick the one question we thought the other would know and if you got it right, you got to keep it
we would play for hours and i ended up learning most of the genus edition questions
we would get faced on dirty martinis all the while
it was an awesome time and i miss it...
#76
Posted 26 June 2012 - 07:40 PM
I'll keep that in mind, but does anyone have any perspective to share about arriving later in the afternoon?
VIP Check-In opens at 8. The earlier you arrive before 8, the longer you will wait. VIP is car camping, so you do not need to worry about having a longer hike in. VIP is also not that big, so you aren't going to have to walk that much farther to the venue if you are closer to the back. Whenever you end up arriving, the VIP Check-In staff will be willing and able to get you into the Venue as fast as possible. We have ample space for all VIP guests. Hope this helps.
#77
Posted 26 June 2012 - 09:02 PM
And I apologize TD...I'm new around here and, well, DID I MENTION MONKEY BUTLERS?!?!
Oh, and I'm pretty sure my college roomie memorized almost the whole classic trivial pursuit game doing the same thing! The problem is he only remembered them while totally trashed.
#80
Posted 27 June 2012 - 04:44 PM
∗ Smoking is not permitted under the VIP Chill Tent.
soo no to staying hydrated leaving vip tent.........
and I hope that's cigs and not for other.......
I can see the point to it, but I don't like it
any who, hopefully time flies to get there and then slows down to a creep to take it all in.
#81
Posted 27 June 2012 - 05:28 PM
And there are water coolers, free soft drinks and beer for sale, but you can't take the beers or soft drinks out. I think that's quite reasonable, otherwise everyone would be sending beers to their friends outside. Staying hydrated is very, very easy. You can always fill your water bottle or Camelbak in the tent and leave with that, which is what I do.
Don't overthink man. Just enjoy. That part is VERY easy.
#83
Posted 28 June 2012 - 07:48 PM
#85
Posted 28 June 2012 - 09:44 PM
Due to some family stuff, we have to miss the Vibes this year! so bummed! Need to unload two VIP camping passes. Selling for $370 each (pd $420 each) must sell both passes together. Can transact via pay pal...we'll send you pdf download of tix. EASY. Contact me at wakeup(AT)humanwakeupcall(DOT)com
When you sell these tickets, please contact the office (203-908-3030) with the buyers contact information, and we will happily void yours and send them a new set. This is to ensure the buyer knows they are getting a genuine set. Thanks!
#86
Posted 28 June 2012 - 10:47 PM
DO IT!!! chelsea is awesome!!!When you sell these tickets, please contact the office (203-908-3030) with the buyers contact information, and we will happily void yours and send them a new set. This is to ensure the buyer knows they are getting a genuine set. Thanks!
#88
Posted 29 June 2012 - 09:10 PM
Is there any wifi availability at GOTV? Also - how is ATT cell phone coverage.
I know these issues are not the Most important - but I cannot afford to be completely out of touch (with realty).
Thanks
c
#90
Posted 30 June 2012 - 12:56 AM
I have ATT service and have not had one problem at Seaside. As for wifi, I do not know one way or the other.
Where did you find good ATT coverage? I had no range at all waiting to enter the park down by the beach and extremely crappy service over next to the brickshithouse/monument area. I tried it both by I phone and Ipad.
#92
Posted 30 June 2012 - 03:42 AM
Where did you find good ATT coverage? I had no range at all waiting to enter the park down by the beach and extremely crappy service over next to the brickshithouse/monument area. I tried it both by I phone and Ipad.
I have had fine phone service everywhere in the park every year, but I don't have a smart phone/don't use data, so that may be a difference
#93
Posted 30 June 2012 - 10:07 PM
if i were wanting the best signal i could get it would call my server and ask them how i update my roaming capabilities, i have found that to help
of course, my phone is about 5-10 years older than everyone elses fancy new ones
#96
Posted 02 July 2012 - 03:08 PM
yes!!Turn the phone off and enjoy the ride.
i have at&t and last year had very spotty service as well as no mind to remember to charge my phone and i got in a shitload of trouble with my husband who had tried to call me for more than 24 hours (yea, he called the hotline and everything) soooooo, this year - i'm shutting it off AND enjoying the ride!
#98
Posted 02 July 2012 - 05:40 PM
I know the one year at AG my gf would not stop leaving me voice messages.... people will drive you crazy.
I got a call last year about 2am from a friend who was frantically looking for her husband who was working and had no cell phone.
Really? Just because your kid didn't happen to run into his dad that day, now it's my responsibility to track him down and make sure he calls you so you can sleep tonight?
I don't think so.











