I'm one of the weird U2 fans that loves them, but really only likes GA on paper... I've only see one show GA that was in Hartford during Elevation and it was amazing (3 feet from outside the tip of the heart) but I also saw them in Boston during same tour in loge, front row to right of the stage... and I think that was amazing too.
Never been in the heart or circle, but that must be the best experience as you feel like you are in a club.
My question, if they scan and it's random if you get in the inner circle or not, the only point to line up earlier is to get a better spot around the stage outside right?
Is it worth it to wait all day, when someone that comes 5 minutes before the show has the same chance of getting in the inner circle as you?
Now -- did anyone notice if more FAN GA tickets got people in the circle than others? Now that would be cool.
I think just being on the field in Boston is going to be fun and I'm not going to kill myself trying to get close to the stage. It turns something fun into work.
Never been in the heart or circle, but that must be the best experience as you feel like you are in a club.
My question, if they scan and it's random if you get in the inner circle or not, the only point to line up earlier is to get a better spot around the stage outside right?
Is it worth it to wait all day, when someone that comes 5 minutes before the show has the same chance of getting in the inner circle as you?
Now -- did anyone notice if more FAN GA tickets got people in the circle than others? Now that would be cool.
I think just being on the field in Boston is going to be fun and I'm not going to kill myself trying to get close to the stage. It turns something fun into work.