- Flushing Toilets
- Cheaper: Glastonbury 2016 £229 (3 days), M'era Luna 2016 €94 (2 days)
- Contemporary music. Not just loads of has-beens pumping out the music that was great 20 years ago but less so now, and also the musicians themselves have lost the edge somewhat.
- Better music. OK this is obviously subjective, but I prefer the Mera Luna music.
- Age diversity. The full spectrum of ages attend, participate and enjoy it: 16-70. (OK M'era Luna probably fails on all other types of diversity.)
- Groups not couples. Groups of friends can no longer attend Glastonbury tickets are sold in pairs and are basically a lottery, so only a few of a group of friends can attend. Everyone walks around Glasto in pairs not groups :-(
- Clothing. EVERYONE makes an effort at M'era Luna.
- Showers. Yup Showers at M'era Luna
- M'era Luna timetable published on your app weeks before the event, so you can plan it.
- All acts start and stop on time. So you can watch, and plan to watch two favourite bands that are on back to back on different stages.
- Only 2 stages, right next to eachother, so no hours of traipsing through the mud against the flow of people to the next venue.
- One of the stages is inside an old aircraft hangar. Dry if it rains and atmospheric during the day.
- No Litter. €1 deposit on drinks containers. €5 deposit on an empty camping bin.
- Everyone's lovely. Well that's true of Glastonbury too though :-)
Sunday, 21 August 2016
13 reason's why M'era Luna's better than Glastonbury
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