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Author:  lee clark [ Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:56 am ]
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Ive never been to a hawkfest, but do get to most gigs in cornwall/devon, can someone let me know thier views on taking a 3 year old to hawkfest , as we are thinking of going this time, thanks
lee
Author:  Isleofwight [ Tue Mar 17, 2009 11:15 pm ]
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lee clark wrote:
Ive never been to a hawkfest, but do get to most gigs in cornwall/devon, can someone let me know thier views on taking a 3 year old to hawkfest , as we are thinking of going this time, thanks
lee


As a Hawkfest Virgin last year all I can say is do it :) I took a 4 year old a 10 year old and a 12 year old and they had a blast. Before going I know the phrase family friendly was bandied about, but this really is. Have a look at some of the Hawfest pictures and you'll see little kids chasing bubbles, others being given rides in exchange for collecting cans for recycling. I know your wee one will be too small for this but it is to give you an idea of the "feeling"
I cant wait for this year. I am even bidding on a campervan on ebay as we speak :) [/list]
Author:  capt.spacelord [ Tue Mar 17, 2009 11:34 pm ]
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Isleofwight wrote:
lee clark wrote:
Ive never been to a hawkfest, but do get to most gigs in cornwall/devon, can someone let me know thier views on taking a 3 year old to hawkfest , as we are thinking of going this time, thanks
lee


As a Hawkfest Virgin last year all I can say is do it :) I took a 4 year old a 10 year old and a 12 year old and they had a blast. Before going I know the phrase family friendly was bandied about, but this really is. Have a look at some of the Hawfest pictures and you'll see little kids chasing bubbles, others being given rides in exchange for collecting cans for recycling. I know your wee one will be too small for this but it is to give you an idea of the "feeling"
I cant wait for this year. I am even bidding on a campervan on ebay as we speak :) [/list]


I agree what isleofwight says here.
Last years Hawkfest was my first too and even if I don't have any children I was surprised to see how fine all was goin'.
It looked like almost all of them joined the fest with happiness and joy with lots of things to do.
If I've had any children I would definetily bring them with me. As one said to me " this is a family festival " and sure it was.

Looking forward to go down there again, but Kris, where will it be and are the dates 24 - 26th july confirmed :?: ( thinking about flight-tickets from Norway )
Author:  Urbane Guerrilla [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:44 pm ]
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Latest News hasn't been updated for two weeks. Usually that means that there's an announcement pending... Hawkfest hopefully.
Author:  zarbee [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:15 pm ]
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When they announce tickets will we be able to get them on this site? i haven't been to Hawkfest before, but am a long time Hawk fan, and am at overload of anticipation to go -Argggh!!!!
Author:  dazzy b [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:23 pm ]
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you will need to get a passport 1st , think you can print it off the main website :D :D :arrow: welcome to the dehydrated lands :lol:
Author:  ashman [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:23 pm ]
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its normally for passport holders only my advice to you would be to apply for a passport on the home page otherwise you will have to apply when the announcement is made which will be a bit panicking to say the least best of luck :D
Author:  graham [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:56 pm ]
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lee clark wrote:
Ive never been to a hawkfest, but do get to most gigs in cornwall/devon, can someone let me know thier views on taking a 3 year old to hawkfest , as we are thinking of going this time, thanks
lee

When I was three, my parents didn't take me to any Hawkwind shows. But they have a good excuse: it was 1960 and Hawkwind didn't exist.

Nowadays, that alibi doesn't apply :D
Author:  capt.spacelord [ Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:12 pm ]
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zarbee wrote:
When they announce tickets will we be able to get them on this site? i haven't been to Hawkfest before, but am a long time Hawk fan, and am at overload of anticipation to go -Argggh!!!!


Usually you'll get the passport through their hawksite: hawkwind.com, but as I understood last year that if you don't have any passport you'll get it at the gate or entrance to the festivalsite. just make sure to bring two passport-photos. I don't know if it's possible this year, but it was for some last year if you are late booking tickets etc.
Anyway I'll advice you to send your personalia and photos to the adress you get on their webpage so you will have it in time. It took me about 1/2 year when I got mine.

About tickets I pressume there will be a new microsite for Hawkfest 2009 where the link for booking tickets will be.
Last year it was through seetickets but this year :idea: don't know.
Author:  stevie k [ Tue Mar 24, 2009 3:13 pm ]
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lee clark wrote:
Ive never been to a hawkfest, but do get to most gigs in cornwall/devon, can someone let me know thier views on taking a 3 year old to hawkfest , as we are thinking of going this time, thanks
lee
An idea might be to try and take a babysitter as well Lee, then after spending the day with your little bundle of joy around the event, in the evening you could have some quality time with your partner [presuming she"s going] listening to some great music, having a beer or two in the company of some fine folk as well. Note: Baby food, nappies, etc, etc are pretty much non-existant there so must bring your own.
Author:  lee clark [ Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:42 pm ]
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thanks for the replies chaps, lee
Author:  Aaron [ Sun May 10, 2009 5:10 pm ]
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I've never been to a Hawkfest but my 11 year old daughter is hassling me to go this year if it goes ahead.
Question is... I have a HW passport but it's over a year old would I need a new one? and I presume kids don't need them?
Author:  capt.spacelord [ Sun May 10, 2009 7:58 pm ]
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Aaron wrote:
I've never been to a Hawkfest but my 11 year old daughter is hassling me to go this year if it goes ahead.
Question is... I have a HW passport but it's over a year old would I need a new one? and I presume kids don't need them?



Don't think you'll need a new one. Mine are 5 years old and there were no probs at last years Hawkfest regarding tickets.
Author:  stevie k [ Mon May 11, 2009 3:00 pm ]
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I think you"re right Capt. I"m pretty sure they dont run out at all. I presume it would be to much of a head-ache for Kris and Margaret to re-new them. And kids dont need one, as they are your guest.
Author:  Aaron [ Thu May 14, 2009 4:45 pm ]
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Brilliant! thanks captain and stevie :wink:
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