OCJ_Brendan said
I hate to rub it in but Thanks to @celle2057 and Mary and the power of smoking/attempting to help with a Morton's list quest our wait was only a ginger 2 hours which at the time we thought was OUTRAGEOUS.  The line was the parking lot party in a way this year we sat in our chairs and smoked and drank all night with some of our homies in line all nite...

Yeah, I thought my wait in line was hell until I started reading everyone else's ordeal.

Sucks for ya'll. I don't understand how they thought making everyone wait to get in the grounds, form one line, and only have two to three people working the windows was going to work out for them. Hopefully they realize how stupid of an idea it was and fix it next year. 

OCJ_Brendan said
^^Psychopathic NEVER breaks contracts or stiffs people lol.  Especially when it comes to Gatherings they are always men of their words....ALWAYS...just ask Cave in Rock's police force...

lol...you gotta give them Thug Balla status bouncing a check to the cops

OCJ_Brendan said
^^Psychopathic NEVER breaks contracts or stiffs people lol.  Especially when it comes to Gatherings they are always men of their words....ALWAYS...just ask Cave in Rock's police force...

good point

Bostin said
From what I heard it may not be in Thornville at all next year. Apparently J and shags hate the Ohio weather. Too dusty to perform in, and somehow muddy at the same time, I believe was what shaggy said. The staff seemed pretty sure it would be back.. we shall see

I thought I recall hearing a 3 year contract last year.

http://www.juggalogathering.co.....ntact-info

and/or bring a decent umbrella to block the sun.

Cheshyr said
Again, there was NO WAY of knowing we were staring down a SEVEN HOUR wait!

I had a hat on. I had a bottle of liquid that WASN'T beer. I was ready for a wait. But NOT SEVEN HOURS! That is just beyond.

Even the people that HAD brought coolers, ran out of shit long before they got to the trailer. Usually due to some combination of drinking their drinks themselves or selling them to others.

I know all this preparing stuff you guys are talking about but.... again.... there was no way for one to fully prepare for..."That Line"!

Dun-dun-dunnnnn

Unless your Mitchell King...He waited as long as you did but prepared for it...fully.

OCJ_Brendan said
Mitchell is the motherfucking man.  Remember to always bring sunscreen and a hat when you are standing in hell...Oh yeah don't forget to bring a towel.

Edit: Glo and I laughed our asses off as we read that in your voice.  You've got a grip on shit that is totally unique and fucking awesome.  Im glad you found our camp.

Thanks bro, I thought y'all were pretty awesome too. Definitely upgraded my Gathering from awesome to fucking amazing. I'm glad we all have a way to stay in touch here. It's like the Gathering didn't have to end.

Back to the line: I don't understand this argument about not realizing the line was gonna be so long. What does that matter? As if the sun doesn't apply to the line? Whether the line was 30 minutes or 10 hours, either way you're about to spend 80 hours in the sun; why wait until you're on the grounds to put on sunscreen? I would get it if you thought you were going to go indoors after you got your ticket because why would you put on sunscreen if you thought you were only gonna be out for 20 minutes, but you're going from the beating sun outside in the line to the beating sun outside on the grounds. Short of ICP slathering you in lotion themselves, there's not much more that can be done. Chalk it up as a lesson to always put on sunscreen when you know you're going to be outside for a long time. Don't tell me it was impossible to prepare for because I did it. In fact, I never went ANYWHERE without sunscreen for the whole 4 days. Keep a backpack with essentials in it at all times. Having said that, I'm sincerely sorry that you had a bad time. I would never say "serves you right," cause I'd rather everyone had a great time.

I got in line Wednesday around 5:50am got out of line about 10:40am. This was my 4th year and this was the worst line.
It was completely unorganized, they ran out of car passes, rv passes etc. They kept telling people to wait by the stairs of the ticket trailer.

To get my program, charm and bracelet took J-webb about 8 minutes, then he started to get my VIP and that took about another 5 minutes.

From where i was in the line, people were just about at their boiling points. Talk of tipping the trailer was a joke mixed with "im being serious" and of course somebody got to their point and through a pretty full bottle of faygo at the ticket trailer missing j-webb by about a foot and a half.

There was no order at all. It was a huge free for all, which from what I've seen usually is the case, but man it got out of control this year. I'm hopeful for the two trailers, however if they only have 2 people in one, and 2 in another, will this really solve anything? 3 people gathering the items, putting on bracelets, cutting them and handing the programs and charms to just about 5000+ people is just crazy. 

I really hope they have it together next year, even so I will be trying to get their as early as possible next year to atleast try to avoid this clusterfuck.

A bunch of people in line near me were talking about submitting Better Business Bureau complaints on Psy over the line. And I heard the same thing the following day from people who missed part of main stage because they were in line. There's really nothing the BBB can do, but it would stand as a public, formal complaint to let them know that they fucked up.

-Jules

wonka69 said
Psy. gives no fucks, that some random juggalos, had 2 wait over 6 hours, in the hot sun, 2 get in! deal with it and don't believe the family propaganda! sucks 2 be you!

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