Eats & Drinks

[Canukin]

Hey just a really simple question for us newbies out there. I'm going to be camping at Coachella and was not planning on bringing anymore then my tent and the bare necessities for survival. How much is food and drink going to cost me. I don't need numbers or anything (but it would be nice)...I'm just wondering if it's super expensive or decently priced.

Thanks!

[zajaa]

Hey just a really simple question for us newbies out there. I'm going to be camping at Coachella and was not planning on bringing anymore then my tent and the bare necessities for survival. How much is food and drink going to cost me. I don't need numbers or anything (but it would be nice)...I'm just wondering if it's super expensive or decently priced.

Thanks!

no no no. u need to bring a lot of water at the very least.

[zajaa]

f & d are pricey btw. i recommend eating in town now and then.

[somahead]

Buy what you can outside of the campgrounds. Save your cash for the late night pizza craving or afternoon shaved ice. I try to bring about a gallon of water per day for myself, even though Coachella is very reasonable with bottled water prices. Snack that can stand the torturous heat will be a welcome sight when you return to your area after a long night.

[JClemy]

Bring a lot of water for yourself. that's always nice. Then survive on Spicy Pie. It's not too expensive and they give you nice big slices.

[Canukin]

I'm driving there so I will make a necessary detour over to Wal-Mart or Costco when I get close.

Buy what you can outside of the campgrounds.

[eskamo951]

Last year, water slipped my mind...and I ended up recycling and using the water fountains...it is possible to not bring water, but this year, I'll have as much as I can carry. and food is expensive...$6-8 at the least, per meal. Nutrigrain bars were my friend last year

[kingdumb]

BRING WATER AND FREEZE IT! greatest thing EVER!
just saying!