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Quite an interesting guide - and it’s literally a guide with searchable locations listings etc. I’ve done a lot of camping “in the rough” and sleeping outside
by dieselgate 3y ago
Quite an interesting guide - and it’s literally a guide with searchable locations listings etc.
I’ve done a lot of camping “in the rough” and sleeping outside and honestly airports are incredibly easy to crash at. First of all most people have a reason to be there in the first place so you’re unlikely to be roused, theyre pretty safe/secure, clean-ish, there are bathrooms(!), and food/entertainment facilities.
In my experience the biggest difficulties of sleeping in airports are the noise from overnight cleaning along with lights never turning off.
My biggest concern would usually be making sure to not miss the flight.
Edit: specificity
- mettamage 3y agoGrab airpods pro 2 or a bose qc-35. The ANC blocks out most noise. You can always play some soft brown noise to drown more out. Also, get earplugs (I can’t because it aggregates my tinnitus). Also get a sleep mask I use my scarve as a joint sleepmask/pillow. I always travel witb my scarve for this reason. It is incredibly handy at odd moments like this. Also, when in the plane, a scarve can be tied against your chair with your head in it I suffer from sleeping issues (insomnia). I take any edge that I can get and overanalyze it. So far, it helps!
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoStick post-it notes on you that say "please wake me at 7 AM" (or whatever time). Someone will. But even that isn't necessary. Most of us carry phones that will double as alarm clocks.