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I was just reading the FAQs and had no idea there weren't real bathrooms. I had wanted to take my kids this year but I think this will be a dealbreaker.
For those of you who have gone to Rennfest, how bad is the bathroom situation? How do those in costume manage? |
| Why is it a dealbreaker? |
| We went on Saturday. The portapotties are hidden behind a wall, so I saw several moms holding open the door while their kids went. Neither my kids, nor I, had on costumes. Not sure what others did. |
| It makes the experience more authentic. |
+1 curious |
| Into each life some port-o-potties must come. |
exactly |
| I mean, it's a bit unpleasant but I wouldn't go writing off entire events because of portajohns. |
Bring your own TP b/c they run out. I’d carry a little thing of hand sanitizer too. |
| I peed in the woods behind the jousting stadium once. So there’s that option. |
| Where’s the moat? |
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My only complaint is that a lot of the portapotties did run out of toilet paper. They had disinfecting wipes available outside of the portapotty area and those at least didn't run out the day I was there. The PP's suggestion to bring toilet paper was a good one.
We weren't in costume. |
| It's confusing that they have permanent structures there, but not, you know, bathrooms. |
I've seen a few folks doing this. It's definitely a thing. |
| Went to a wedding reception recently that was at a barn - type venue. It was an actual barn on a farm converted to a “venue” and they just had 3 blue portapotties outside. Nobody was told ahead of time and everyone was in formal wear. That was fun, but I did survive. |