The queues to buy drinks are long as you come in but ease once the events start. It pays to leave your seat early and get refreshments as the queues got longer again about 11.30. Drink and chocolate sellers do come around during the event as well
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
Where to get water at the Olympic Park
Take an empty bottle through security with you. There are plenty of water fountains, usually near the food stalls. Once into the stadium you will find drinking fountains behind some of the outer circle toilets. There are lots of food outlets so move away from the ticket check area and you will find less crowded outlets
The queues to buy drinks are long as you come in but ease once the events start. It pays to leave your seat early and get refreshments as the queues got longer again about 11.30. Drink and chocolate sellers do come around during the event as well
The queues to buy drinks are long as you come in but ease once the events start. It pays to leave your seat early and get refreshments as the queues got longer again about 11.30. Drink and chocolate sellers do come around during the event as well
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