Originally posted by CMIPalaeo:To anyone who did seats on i+e - would you recommend that? I'm not sure about doing GA, just because I kind of don't want to have to spend all day waiting to get really close to the stage.
If you did seats, where relative to the stage and how far up in the stands was good?
Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
Trust me, here... with this arena size, you're close wherever you are. If you have GA you'll be fine wherever...
Originally posted by guykirk9:Resubscribed! Now time to get my hands on some GA's for Chicago
Originally posted by guykirk9:Resubscribed! Now time to get my hands on some GA's for Chicago
Originally posted by thefly108:How many tickets can I purchase with my subscription during the presale?
Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
Trust me, here... with this arena size, you're close wherever you are. If you have GA you'll be fine wherever...
Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
Did you get innocence or experience?
Originally posted by bpt3:[..]
Yep - we showed up at 4:30 for GA in Chicago for I&E and ended up only 20 feet away or so from the E stage. It was fantastic.
I'll also add, though, that if this tour setup strongly resembles I&E, getting seats on either side of the long screen will give you a fantastic view, even better than the floor if you want that full view of the whole spectacle. GA is always great for being close to the action, but I remember not being able to really tell what was going on on the screen being so close on the floor. Watching Bono walk down "Cedarwood Road" was much cooler being in seats than GA, for example. Glad that I did one show GA and one show seats for that tour.
Originally posted by guykirk9:[..]
I believe iNNOCENCE group
Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
For $329 the seats better give you a fantastic view!