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Free showers available for NAG LAN attendees

1 October 2012
By James Etherington-Smith
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NAG staff have announced that all NAG LAN @ rAge 2012 attendees will have free access to shower and gym facilities in the Virgin Active at Northgate Mall.

LANners will have to show their LAN wristband at reception and sign a guest register.

The gym operating hours:

  • Friday: 05h00-20h00
  • Saturday: 06h00-19h00
  • Sunday: 06h00-14h00
Source: NAG forum

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  1. LAblak22
    02.10.2012 at 05:42

    I would imagine the general LAN area doesn’t smell too pleasant.

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