1. Hopefully there won't be lottery system. For me Vertigo europe leg system was great. If you have time, patience and strength for queing that you'll get the prize
  2. yep same here .... queing is necesary part of the whole experience !!!
    meeting people, having fun and ending a great day with a great concert ...

    i do find that the whole b stage takes a lot of space m2 wise .... as its such a big ring, but hey, in all the thing does indeed make the stadium look small ....
    cosy almost ...
  3. Originally posted by littlebigmen:[..]

    Hopefully there won't be lottery system. For me Vertigo europe leg system was great. If you have time, patience and strength for queing that you'll get the prize


    Would be amazed if there was a lottery system - they have not from my experience done that before on any UK concerts for sure - guess its the same across Europe.

    You get there at 8am then you get the reward....
  4. Originally posted by ArtVandelay:[..]

    Would be amazed if there was a lottery system - they have not from my experience done that before on any UK concerts for sure - guess its the same across Europe.

    You get there at 8am then you get the reward....


    But they did it in the US and it was a success there. I would not be surprised, though it's a little unfair for some.
  5. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]Yes they are. The screen is lower now because they are still adjusting parameters, etc. But it's supposed to be much higher


    ah! Thanks
  6. oh! and does anyone know why they build the big fence in the middle of the soccesfield? thank you
  7. Originally posted by davyjones:[..]

    Is the first picture a second smaller stage? because that would be nice (i'm sitting quite far away from the stage so this b-stage would make my day )


    It's a stage etc for a NIKE spot. Nothing to do with U2's tour, don't worry.

    And those barriers are for sight protection, either for the spot that's to be shot, or to keep ppl away from the stage that aren't supposed to come near.