Note, I said one hour door to door so that means leaving our house (in southeast corner of IPCC) through getting inside of actual festival grounds. The bike riding part of that was probably a little under half, like 20 min.
Couldn't agree more.
Note, I said one hour door to door so that means leaving our house (in southeast corner of IPCC) through getting inside of actual festival grounds. The bike riding part of that was probably a little under half, like 20 min.
Couldn't agree more.
I actually took a bike the first day and they ended up making us go around the entire venue pretty much.. They let me go down Monroe.. I think it had a lot to do with Staff not really knowing how to get around as well.
OUTKAST 2014
Röyksopp, FC Kahuna, Télépopmusik, The Knife, RJD2, Futue Sound of London, The Avalanches, 808 State, Zero 7, Tycho, Mr. Scruff
We took a different route every day. Not because we wanted to but because we were directed to. On Saturday I ignored them when they tried to keep me from using Madison to get to the festival. I just said no and kept riding. On Sunday they made us go all the way up to Jefferson. That was grueling.
Thanks for this. We got the blue car pass.. but no wristbands. I rented a small townhouse on a lot with about 5 of them or so. Oh well, too late to do anything now.
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OUTKAST 2014
Röyksopp, FC Kahuna, Télépopmusik, The Knife, RJD2, Futue Sound of London, The Avalanches, 808 State, Zero 7, Tycho, Mr. Scruff
Sorry to dig up an old thread but this seems like the most appropriate thread to post this is, especially since it seems most people in here have stayed in Indian Palms. My friends and I have a house in the southeast corner of Indian Palms(Matthau Dr), right near Jackson and Ave 50. We’re getting there late Thursday and don’t have time to rent bikes beforehand, so our options are essentially walking or driving. After reading this and a few other threads it seems if you don’t have a bike and aren't right by Monroe and 48th you’re kind of fucked for walking. At the moment I’m planning on driving because as much of a hassle as the traffic and day lots probably are, I can’t imagine it to be worse than 6 miles of walking every day. Anyone have any experience with driving from IP to the fest? Or is there any route that will cut down the walk time? Any advice or experiences on getting to fest from deep IP would be greatly appreciated.
People. Stop. Please.
Yeah walking isn't going to work for you HumanRobot, your house is actually a little further than ours last year (Wayne). You could try parking near the IP front gate with your neighborhood pass on dash and walking from there, but I think the best bet is to try to park in the new VIP-adjacent day parking lot labeled 1C on the new map. Might be a risk if that turns out not to be what it says it is, but if that is an actual open to GA passes lot, then you could get in and out of there in no time.
So did the extension of the yellow path past the Shuttles to Avenue 49 help?
I saw a lot of bikes parked along the fence near the Shuttle entrance and a lot of pedestrian traffic coming in that way.
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I also stayed in Indian Palms last year. It looks SO close on the map, but the walk from where we were (Sherman Dr) was about 1 - 1.5 hours through dusty walkways. That also presents a problem for biking, since all the paths are dirt/dust, so it may be a bit tricky if you're not a good biker!
It's a good location though. We ended up renting taxis on the 2nd and 3rd days, and they cost about 20$ to get there.
Walking on Avenue 50 will be doing a surprise set in the Gobi.
i've stayed at IPPC the last 3 years and it has never taken me 1.5 hours..the longest has always been under 1 hour..y'all must walk really slow and I always hop the wall right around monroe and 49th instead of going all the way around..granted the place I stay is a 5 min walk from the wall...a few years ago I still walked close to a mile to the wall and hopped it..i'd rather stay at IPCC than anywhere else to be honest