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Headache in a Suitcase said:two questions...
a) can you drink?
b) can you leave to take a leak?
all i need to know...
Headache in a Suitcase said:two questions...
a) can you drink?
b) can you leave to take a leak?
all i need to know...
one4u2 said:I never thought there was going to be a heart, I was speaking regarding the previous tour..... I am thinking though for this upcoming tour a big bullseye!
Seabird said:I've never camped for tickets but once you have GA you have to camp for the show or you won't get a good spot. That is what you hear people talking and complaining about, not the ticket line.
anitram said:Whether or not you are allowed to bring drinks inside with you depends on the venue. I've not been to a single one that allowed it (this is due to revenue loss and it also breaks the contract with the sponsors unless it is only their product you're bringing in).
You can leave the line for extended periods of time (within reason), but there comes a point where they inform everyone to stand up, they squish you like sardines and then it's a matter of time before you're let in, so nobody leaves the queue anymore.
Teta040 said:One thing about GA though: Be prepared for the RUSH GOING IN!! They tellyou not to run etc but the heck with that! I was CRUSHED in a GA "run" to the stage...and this was at MSG. The whole line bottlenecked and got jammed up against the doors to the arena, after a big hallway dash. Heck, even that was fun
LarryMullen's_POPAngel said:I love it, but hate it. I'm getting anxious just being in this thread.
sweetest_thing8 said:
DITTO!!! I'm getting nervous as I read these!! I CAN'T FREAKING WAIT!
Mucca said:Anyone have any experience with GA at any Vancouver shows? And how bad is it when doors open for GA? Is the mad rush really brutal?
I've never been to a concert in my life so it'd be great if someone could throw some advice my way
Everyone with GAs got wristbanded as they entered the arena. You didn't get the second band until/unless you entered the heart. Once the heart was full, they wouldn't let anymore people in, however, a lot of people at the front of the line went to the outside tip of the heart and other spots along the outside.hluvslmj said:I have GA for Chicago 5/9 and have been freaking since I got them...when should I camp out...what's the quickest way to get to the floor? I feel like I should go there and map out my route ahead of time.
Someone from Chicago said last tour they let people camp out and then I heard if you're the first few 100 in line you get two wristbands to get into the oval, the rest get one wristband for the rest of the floor.
Anyone have any GA experience from last tour @ the United Center???
bono=genius said:
hey im from vancouver too..adn this is gonna be my first concert!
~LadyLemon~ said:I had a lot of fun hanging out with friends for 16+ hours, but since I only did this for the second leg of Elevation, it sucked because the shows I did it for were during October and November. Sleeping on sidewalks when it's 35 degrees is no party. The last time I did this for U2 was in November in St. Louis.
It alternately snowed/sleeted all day, and by the time we were able to get into the Savvis Center, I couldn't feel my feet. It is worth it, because I was able to be in the second row for all of those shows (although I think I was in 4th for St. Louis), even though everyone else in the world thinks I'm crazy for doing it...
erin4618 said:How about the FleetCenter in Boston? I got GA's during the presale for the last show, but now I'm getting nervous about it...