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Nos Alive

Peckham · 2022-01-30 08:31:01

We're on a family holiday near Lisbon when this festival is on. Thinking of bringing our 11 year old for the day that Imagine Dragons are playing as he's a fan. For those who've been there before would you say the festival is child friendly? Also, stage times seem late for an 11 year old. Looks like headline acts don't…

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We're on a family holiday near Lisbon when this festival is on. Thinking of bringing our 11 year old for the day that Imagine Dragons are playing as he's a fan.

For those who've been there before would you say the festival is child friendly? Also, stage times seem late for an 11 year old. Looks like headline acts don't come on until 12am/1am. Is this correct?

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#2 30-01-2022 12:25PM

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Definitely you will find a "quiet corner" where you could sit/stand and enjoy the gig.
Whole are is quite massive.

As far as I remember Pearl Jam was finishing around 2:30am.
Great taxi service. returning from the concert.

Enjoy.

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