Buckley
Well-Known Member
Last bit of this was wrong. Missus took a whatsapp rumour as gospel and cancelled the boy's transport. He's here with me, though I suspect he's only missing films and games
Weekend Plans
- Thread starter Ikoda
- Start date
Ikoda
Well-Known Member
Transcend and Dark Matter just gone. Definitely picked a tough weekend to run an event...
Curious if covid passports will have an impact on punters, it already seems like lots more people simply aren't turning up to events despite having tickets.
Looking forward to a busy but chilled weekend this weekend coming! Lightopia on Friday, playing Cyberdog on Saturday, and pub on Sunday.
Curious if covid passports will have an impact on punters, it already seems like lots more people simply aren't turning up to events despite having tickets.
Looking forward to a busy but chilled weekend this weekend coming! Lightopia on Friday, playing Cyberdog on Saturday, and pub on Sunday.
eclipse15
Well-Known Member
How was Berlin dude? We’re booked for just after Xmas to 3rd of Jan and are a bit 50/50 on whether to go. Not a clubbing trip, but more of a bimble around, eat currywurst and drink beer type of thing
stivi
Well-Known Member
we loved it!
we've been to berlin plenty of times before, but for the past few years it was almost always for clubbing purposes only. so this time we finally got the chance to do and see other stuff instead - finally did one of the bunker tours, went back to see the brandenburger tor etc, visited the neue nationalgalerie and spent a lot of time with friends who live in berlin.
pretty unexpectedly, thanks to a friend who lives there, we also ended up going to one small party. we really didn't go to berlin with lots of parties in mind, but when the opportunity arose we obviously didn't say no
but even without that it was a very enjoyable stay.I'd go anyway if I were you. berlin's clubcommission is also trying to convince the senate to accept PCR tests for clubs to reopen their dancefloors so maybe not everything is lost for the remainder of the winter there.
eclipse15
Well-Known Member
Cheers dears. A toss up between going f*** it and doing it anyway or putting it off until Easterwe loved it!
we've been to berlin plenty of times before, but for the past few years it was almost for clubbing purposes only. so this time we finally got the chance to do and see other stuff instead - finally did one of the bunker tours, went back to see the brandenburger tor etc, visited the neue nationalgalerie and spent a lot of time with friends who live in berlin.
pretty unexpectedly, thanks to a friend who lives there, we also ended up going to one small party. we really didn't go to berlin with lots of parties in mind, but when the opportunity arose we obviously didn't say no
I'd go anyway if I were you. berlin's clubcommission is also trying to convince the senate to accept PCR tests for clubs to reopen their dancefloors so maybe not everything is lost for the remainder of the winter there.
stivi
Well-Known Member
understand. see we did amsterdam, prague and berlin and for a while we were also unsure to cancel it all and go elsewhere instead. but we're happy we went.
eclipse15
Well-Known Member
Cracking trio of cities for one trip
Keep in mind january is the coldest month in Berlin, temperatures can easily be double digit below 0 and with gusty winds or snow it's not much fun strolling around the city. And it gets dark at around 3.30pm. Plus there is very little nightlife, clubs won't be open by then. If you have a chance to postpone the trip to spring I would do it. Much better time to explore the city.
eclipse15
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I’ve been in Dec/Jan before. Quite like the moody wintery feel
kimajy
Well-Known Member
November used to be my favourite time to go. .. lowish tourist factor, sometimes a bit of snow for that austere gritty atmosphere, and by then you're only too happy to spend all Sunday in a darkened club !
claretclubber
Well-Known Member
Hopefully we will be there in February
friend is out there now for 3 months, as a regular visitor he is enjoying that it's not quite as busy. Beaches look beautiful as ever, hopefully travelling arou d the country gets easier as more people arrive
Ibizapaul
Active Member
We are thinking the same. Love Thailand so much and thinking of taking the little one while it is quieter and the beaches are less busy. No need for nightlife with a 4-year old in tow so could be the perfect time to go!Hopefully we will be there in February
claretclubber
Well-Known Member
If we go we will also be with our 3 1/2 year old
Where are you meant to be going?
eclipse15
Well-Known Member
To save my integrity and to ensure that you lot continue to speak to me, that info shall remain confidential
Buckley
Well-Known Member
Winter Wonderland!