It wasn't as expensive as one might think. I paid 120 for upper tier night one, and 160 for lower tier night two. I was not a fan of that "donut" stage myself, I rather look straight at the band as a whole. However, just being there was great even if some of the show was being watched on the screens.
@@adamantiumrage they were less than 200 dollars resale 2 days before show. Even “snake pit” dropped to less than 600 which are couple 1000 dollars. Most bleeds were 30-50
Ticketmaster showed the GA area to be almost sold out, I would assume they need to keep a lot of open room down there though for safety reasons, preventing crowd surges and such.
Where you’re in person it looks much closer than on videos or photos. You can definitely see the band members and tell who is who and what guitars they’ve brought out to play without the screens.
the stage is amazing
I agree!
It wasn't as expensive as one might think. I paid 120 for upper tier night one, and 160 for lower tier night two. I was not a fan of that "donut" stage myself, I rather look straight at the band as a whole. However, just being there was great even if some of the show was being watched on the screens.
interesting
Seems like a lot of empty space in GA
Because no one in their right mind would pay that much.
@@adamantiumrage they were less than 200 dollars resale 2 days before show. Even “snake pit” dropped to less than 600 which are couple 1000 dollars. Most bleeds were 30-50
@MaynardOwns yeah no way I'm even paying that. I heard pantera sounded like crap too. The best show I've ever been to was $7 at St Vitus in Brooklyn.
Ticketmaster showed the GA area to be almost sold out, I would assume they need to keep a lot of open room down there though for safety reasons, preventing crowd surges and such.
Imagine paying hundreds of dollars for seats to a live show that are so far away you have to watch screens of the band you're watching.
Where you’re in person it looks much closer than on videos or photos. You can definitely see the band members and tell who is who and what guitars they’ve brought out to play without the screens.
It's called stadium concerts, bro. And yes, you can still see. Idiot