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The “camp” culture is a core component of the festival experience. For Americans, you can think of it a bit like a seven day tailgating session. Camp complexity and size varies widely, but most consist of at least five tents and a pavilion. In our case we had 19 tents of various sizes huddled more or less on-top of each other, all surrounding a central pavilion. Our festival veterans had chosen the “B” camp, due to its smaller size, location, and reputation for being social, but much less crazy than areas like “C” which was a 3 minute walk away. There are also “quiet” camps and “clean” camps, which tend to be less chaotic and draw an older crowd. There is very little police presence at Roskilde, and it is essentially non-existent in the camps. Why? Because it isn’t needed. People aren’t fighting or stealing. They’re just there for a good time.
Most creative moment– Had peanut butter but forgot utensils. Our solution? Use a flat highlighter from one of the girl’s purses. Talk about highlighting your innovative inclinations. We are keen to see full details of this new research, and would be very happy to work with the researchers to understand their results and recommendations.” You can buy reasonably priced food at the festival and in the camps. Both the festival and camp grounds had a wide variety of restaurant options available. Prices in both were decent and ran about 50-80 DKK per meal (eg: 75 DKK for a large burger and french fries). There were vegetarian options and a lot of diversity. I saw Mexican food, Asian food, Middle Eastern food, American food, and of course Traditional Danish grub as well the usual basics like Pizza. Inside the festival grounds the food selection was even better. The “Food Court” in particular serves as home to a wide variety of leading Danish restaurants who are invited to the festival on the condition that they change their menu every two years and don’t serve something they normally sell. This meant that leading Danish restaurants like Aamanns, Paleo, and Kiin Kiin (the only Michelin starred Thai restaurant in the world) all had booths offering tasty eats for less than 70 DKK. Lapee is not the first innovation in female urination. Travel devices include the Shewee, which has been around for two decades.
The woman, who asked not to be named, said: "There must have been about 50 men peeing against the railings, which didn't really surprise me, but what did was seeing girls, who were clearly desperate to go to the toilet, doing it as well against the fences. The music line-up was awesome. More than that though, the performers seemed to be having an absolute blast. They were playing all sorts of extra sets, pausing for photos with the crowd, and just seemed as hyped and ecstatic as the audience at large. From start to finish the shows were full of life and all around epic. A few of the performers (here’s looking at you Arctic Monkeys) were obviously a bit drugged out or drunk, but for the most part they still managed to put on decent performances.
For the record, I live in the country so I piss outside year round about 90% of the time. I did the same thing when I lived in town. It's just not worth the flush. Andrew Davies tweeted: "Thankfully, the Stereophonics gig at Singleton Park has confirmed my hate of outside shows, miles of queues for toilets and beer, captive audience, money making machine."A lot of memorable things happened at Roskilde. Here are a few standout moments, for better or for worse. Last time I went to a festival, I anticipated peeing outdoors. I just drank as I pleased and found somewhere to pee as needed. The last festival I was at was in a very woodsy area, there were lots of wooded areas where I would just step off, pull my jeans down and go. One day I had a long maxi dress on and didn't wear panties and i'll admit it was easiest to pee then. I've always wondered if men were naughty and peed in the middle of the crowd. Whether it’s walking to find a toilet, queuing for a drink, or not being as clean as they’d like, festivals help people start to imagine what it might be like for the millions of people around the world who don’t have access to clean water or toilets. " Probably the dumbest thing I ever did regarding the subject was pissing on the state capitol steps when visiting a buddy attending Madison in 1992. There were said to be only 100 portable loos at the gig, which many felt was a tiny fraction to cater for the 35,000 people in attendance.
TAW - I've felt your pain, although thankfully only at the lower leg levels. I make it a rule to never pee anywhere but in the river when on a canoe trip. With around half a million print readers a week and over 1.5 million web views per month, EWN has the biggest readership of any English language newspaper in Spain. The paper prints over 150 news stories a week with many hundreds more on the web – no one else even comes close. As with all major events such as football and rugby matches and music festivals, there may inevitably be some queues for toilets, but this is to be expected when you have tens of thousands of fans enjoying themselves in a contained event space.We need to start highlighting the dangers of these drugs to the public and to festival goers and saying, ‘look, another reason why you should not be peeing on the ground, go and use the loos, go and use the facilities,’” he said. Researchers at Bangor University in Wales discovered high levels of cocaine and MDMA in the Whitelake River, which runs through Worthy Farm, where the hugely-popular music festival is usually held with more than 200,000 attendees. Junior year in high school, driving around waiting for a friend to get home, so we park at Kennedy Elementary School in Green Bay, which was around the corner from his house. It was about 8 pm-ish. I need to go, so I decide the little park/playground looks good. I get out and walk over and see two 10 year old kids playing. Crap. I wait around a minute and they get on their bikes and leave. Yes! I take care of business by a tree and then walk over to the car. My friends decide they are really funny and play that game where you keep moving the car and not let the person in. After a few minutes they finally let me. Just as they do, we see this older guy yelling and screaming at us and literally sprinting towards the car. We have no idea what’s up but decide to get out of there. Management of the crowds and any incidents inside the Stereophonics arena was the responsibility of the organiser and if required would call on the police to assist where necessary.
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