Queen side street for 6:41 second Kumbal - still a free kerb or already a paid row
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Gwen Cirencester•200 rep9
Hotel balconies on that side look sold. We can stand the street. Is the Queen side still a free kerb for second Kumbal listed 6:41, or has the whole block become a chair-and-ticket story.
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Gwen Cirencester•200 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Street is still free. Chairs on the pavement are a vendor habit, not a reserved street. You can stand behind them or pick Dalada and ignore the chairs. Do not pay a pavement uncle for air.
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Chamath Wickramasinghe•221 rep6
If an elder cannot stand, a real balcony is the honest spend. A plastic chair in the road gets moved.
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Menaka Rathnayake•227 rep4
We stood the Queen side last night. Dense, but free. Kids hated the chairs blocking their view more than the drums.
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