Camping-ticket questions from a newbie

[festivalfan]

I have looked through the many posts and the website, I can't seem to find the answers to a few questions. I'm hoping you returning festival go-ers or organizers can help out this "newbie".
Hoping to bring a motor home and stay in E-2, my college kids will love this one. Looking to buy the 3 day GA tickets. Not everyone wants to go to all shows on all days . So here are my questions...
1- with E-2 camping, do I need to pay for a pass for just the motor home or for ALL individuals staying in my motor home, (4 total)? and if I do need a pass for each person can those be purchased at the festival, at the check in gate? How far is Eldorado 2 from the main festival entrance? is it likely that E-2 will sell out like E-1?
2- If I buy GA tickets can they be split up for each person for the day they want to attend?.. Again, can individual per day festival tickets be purchased on that day?
3-Does anyone have any an idea whether the event will sell out? Wondering if we really do have to buy all our tickets in advance. And wow there are some hefty fees with camping and ticket purchases..!!! ouch!
Thank you in advance.

[Countrygurl]

Types of tickets available for EL DORADO 2:
Camping Ticket (per person) $50 <--- every person camping needs one of these
Per RV (1 steering wheel) $50 <--- you need one of these for the RV

Passes can be purchased at the festival IF they don't sell out in advance.

GA 3-day tickets are separate tickets yes. Single day tickets are on sale now too.

E2 is not that far but I don't know the exact feet.

[Broccoli1]

Camping:
Get your E2 Tickets now as well as the Camping passes- If it does sell out you are SOL.


Stage Coach:
It is HIGHLY unlikely the Event itself will sell out- it is HUGE- :)

[festivalfan]

Thank you for the responses... Ok so I get the idea that the festival grounds are huge, and GA tix are not likely to sell out. That helps alot.. anything to save a bit on the Ticketmaster fees. . Those fees are absurd. With as many tickets that will be sold, they can cut those fees in half and STILL make money.