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Just be glad you are seeing them in Arenas and not the Stadiums that we are here in Europe, where even the best seats will be about 3 miles away.
bono_man2002 said:You should get free u2.com member binoculars with your membership.
bono_man2002 said:You should get free u2.com member binoculars with your membership.
cbradfly1 said:I thought they got over stadiums after the success of elevation indoors.
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bathiu said:Stadiums are BETTER than arenas...
On a "failure" PopMart Tour, after an album with medium comercial succes, 3.9mln fans saw U2 live...
On a "succesfull" ElevationTour after comercialy succesful album only 2.1mln fans saw U2.
Arenas are not fair...
It is very nice that you care about the band and about how much money they got...cardosino said:
Arenas are much better. And in the cases above I believe they were more profitable too......
stefananny said:What is GA in a stadium like? I have a GA ticket for Poland. Is it divided into sections or something? I'm competely clueless as to how it works on a much larger scale - I'm only familiar with arena scale GA from the last tour.
bathiu said:
It is very nice that you care about the band and about how much money they got...
bathiu said:
...but maybe it would be better to stop being selfish and care more about other fans...
bathiu said:
PopMart: 95 shows - 3.9mln people, that's ~41000 people/show
Elevation 113 shows - 2.1mln people, that's ~18500 people/show
I don't care about box office...
H said:Just be glad you are seeing them in Arenas and not the Stadiums that we are here in Europe, where even the best seats will be about 3 miles away.
cardosino said:
I hate stadium shows so much that I wouldn't go. If they played a stadium in my area would you then care about poor ol' me suffering at home ?
RadRacer said:Bathiu, I'm so down with you! You tell 'em! That's what I'm trying to say. Why do so many people care about the four members of poor old U2 - they're doing what they want to do and how they wanna do it. If they've got a problem, they change plans. You might be more concerned about Chester, the screaming voice of Linkin Park, who may be killing himself for the fans, but even he takes responsibility for his own life. We're the fans, man, and we can damn well tell U2 what we want. If they don't want to play to all of us, anymore - if they've got aches and pains - let them retire, or play to small limited audiences, but they can't call themselves the biggest rock band of the world and shame us like that.
I'm down with you on stadiums; I'll rock with you, man. Only problem is, seems you're situated in Poland, and I'm in Florida. Sadly we don't have more fans like you here in the US.
I think I'll start another pro-stadium thread, soon.
...good point...RadRacer said:And, cardosino, obviously you're not a real U2 fan if you just turn down a chance to see them if the stadium offends you. You gotta decide where your love is, the arena or U2.
bathiu said:
I can tell you how it looked like the last time on that stadium (Poland)... it was Metallica's concert.
The GA was divided into 2 sections, a closed section very close to the stage (that would be the size of the whole arena's GA)... and the rest of GA (with a free space "line" for security between the sections).
See you there...