Given the circumstances, the organisers played this close to perfection. Entry queues were non-existent, the pens used for crowd segregation were clearly marked and spacious, and drinks were delivered to your booth to prevent crowding at the bar. At £22.50 a ticket, it was priced similarly to normal large-scale clubbing events, albeit with a less bulging line-up, which some will see as a postive. Many of the anxieties I'd typically have before a night of clubbing were alleviated. Staggered entry times meant that losing your group was near impossible, and the social distancing eliminated any chance of being too hot or feeling claustrophobic, with the focus being entirely on your mates and the music.