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Five Electric Picnic campsites now FULL following early entrances
Electric Picnic has issued an announcement that five popular campsites are now full.
Organisers of the Stradbally festival have announced that following the large crowd that availed of early access, Jimi Hendrix, Andy Warhol, Samuel Beckett, Ginsburg and Janis Joplin campsites are now full.
This announcement was released as a notification on the Electric Picnic official app, and posted on their social media pages.
While this may seem bad news for picnickers arriving on Friday morning, hope is not lost!
Organisers have shared that there is still 'lots of room' in the Charlie Chaplin and Oscar Wilde campsites.
With over 80,000 picnickers expected to descend upon Stradbally this Thursday and Friday, Laois is gearing up for a hectic weekend.
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