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Want to work at a festival and get in for free?

Other Glasto jobs are listed on the official website here. This includes traffic management, workers beer co., festival medical services, litter pickers etc etc

At some point we should do a roll call for urbs working at Glasto... I can see a Tuesday night beer/cider meet might be in order, shifts permitting. :)
 
Glastonbury, Beautiful Days, Latitude & Reading now all full

Only double figure availability for Leeds, Bestival & Summer Sundae

Other Glasto jobs are listed on the official website here. This includes traffic management, workers beer co., festival medical services, litter pickers etc etc
Hrm I wonder if workers' beer need licence holders....

*polishes shiny new BIIAB certificate :p*
 
I've got 8 years bar experience, but sod all to put down as deposit. Looks like I'll be selling tequila shots at free festies and making a sad attempt at fence jumping this year, unless anyone has any better advice?
 
had my training session on monday in preparation for Latitude.
so i'm all set
hurrah!!! and thank you for bringing my attention to stewarding folks. :)
 
How was the training? Interested to know given that they road tested it on me and a few others a couple of months ago - we told them how they'd done it all wrong and that they should do it completely differently :D
 
Anyone worked for DC site services before? :)

O yes :)

Will be my third summer with them, very resonable bunch.

Mainly cover litter picking at festivals, which Ive never bothered with but do stewarding at Glastonbury, Latitude, Big Chill and Reading amongst others.

Can be very long shifts usually 12 hours :o 8am til 8pm or 8pm til 8am for example. You get paid though, usually £50 a day and often cash in hand at the end of the festival.

No strict uniform apart from yer tabard, only other thing is the deposit which is a one off payment of £160 for the big festivals I've mentioned which you get back in september/october.

Often if you are working on the car parks at say Guilfest or Big Chill once all the cars are parked up you can often take days off and even the days you do work its pretty much a walk in the park!
 
O yes :)

Will be my third summer with them, very resonable bunch.

Mainly cover litter picking at festivals, which Ive never bothered with but do stewarding at Glastonbury, Latitude, Big Chill and Reading amongst others.

Can be very long shifts usually 12 hours :o 8am til 8pm or 8pm til 8am for example. You get paid though, usually £50 a day and often cash in hand at the end of the festival.

No strict uniform apart from yer tabard, only other thing is the deposit which is a one off payment of £160 for the big festivals I've mentioned which you get back in september/october.

Often if you are working on the car parks at say Guilfest or Big Chill once all the cars are parked up you can often take days off and even the days you do work its pretty much a walk in the park!

Thanks, I've signed up to do a few things. Should help me get my laptop! :cool::)

I missed out on the big festies, (they're fully booked) oh well! Next year! :D
 
How was the training? Interested to know given that they road tested it on me and a few others a couple of months ago - we told them how they'd done it all wrong and that they should do it completely differently :D

Ye It was paddy doing it. Nothing wrong with it just a bit dull was all, but entirely understandable.

the 3hr session could if been summed up thus: if you see something going wrong tell the folks that are meant to fix it. :):p
 
I'm going by the comment you made about 'if people are too wrecked to work I'll grass em up, why should I do their job?' :D

if people are too wrecked to work and either fuck off altogether or work whilst fucked, they're compromising other people's safety.

so yeah, no problems grassing them up :)
 
if people are too wrecked to work and either fuck off altogether or work whilst fucked, they're compromising other people's safety.
so yeah, no problems grassing them up :)

compromising other people's safety :rolleyes:

admittedly there a two types of people who work at festivals twatted ones who can hold it together ones that can't, the ones that can't shud be given a quiet firm speaking to, warned, given a quiet position for the rest of the day and come to work clean the next morning - thats how I'd deal with it neways
 
having been involved in a potentially life threatening situation at a festival which needed everyone working in the area to be sober and wide awake, I'm not apologising for my attitude
 
Well, I stewarded my 1st festival, Glastonbury and its actually good fun. You do feel much more a part of this huge whole yet have some time to explore it.

People who were stewarding were friendly, and for Glastonbury really look after you with the showers, outstanding food, charge points and general easy passing in and out of the festival. The work was fairly painless as well, though lots of standing.

I highly recommend it to anyone who feels responsible and wants to get in for free.
 
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