If you’ve never been to Glastonbury before, you’ll be amazed at the over-the-top late night entertainment on offer after the main stages have quietened down – and this year there are three new night-time areas.
When the sun goes down, find your way to the old railway track and head south. Here you’ll find the “badlands” of Shangri-La, one of our favourite places last year and where this year festival-goers have been involved as part of a competition to design part of the area themselves.
Emily Eavis says the late-night venues were so busy last year they’ve been expanded to give people more choice.
So new for 2010:
The Unfair Ground: Where you can be served drinks by maimed 70s Aeroflot trolley dollies in a crashed and derelict plane wreck or hang out at Bez and Sam Haggerty’s Acid House tent.
The Common: A new music performance area with late night bars and intimate side shows.
Block 9: Billed as a brand new late night party zone that’s “not for the faint hearted”.
If you go make sure you send us a photo or two … just in case we’re too faint-hearted to venture in!
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