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dougb
05-12-2003, 06:59 PM
I am purchasing tickets to the portland show and heard that floor tickets arent that great.Just thought i would get some feedback.thanks

GardenStateGirlie
05-12-2003, 07:45 PM
I like floor seats for these reasons....
*I don't have to hear the people behind me bitching because i'm standing up and dancing...hellooooo...it's a concert...pit people don't complain...they're in the pit for a reason
*The band is super close...it's a great experience to be <i>that</i> close...especially to your favorite band ever
*You feel like you're right there with them...and you're on their level
*you get a direct view of the band...not from the side but straight on

I like the pit. lol

strandinthewind
05-12-2003, 08:16 PM
I generally never get floor tickets unless they are within the first 10 or so rows. Otherwise, I have found the seats on the risers by the stage are better because of the elevation. There is, however, nothing like a floor seat that is close during a rocking concert!!!!!

sparky
05-12-2003, 10:02 PM
In my experience there is nothing like the first five rows. Having been front and center...man, I guess six or seven times for Mac or Stevie...it is the ultimate. But, not always possible.
I have been disappointed being beyond the 10th row. But, I have 11th row for Sacramento, so we will see how that goes. All can be lost getting stuck behind a couple of giants. Next best is definitely the first two sections on the sides, 5-10 rows up. Close enough, but seeing over the heads.
Gotta admit it though, I am a pit dog all the way.

sara1998
05-12-2003, 11:49 PM
Gotta agree. First 5 rows rock.... I would do it everytime if my credit card didn't come back and kick me in the ass!:laugh:

Maria

Rainman
05-13-2003, 02:38 PM
Originally posted by dougb
I am purchasing tickets to the portland show and heard that floor tickets arent that great.Just thought i would get some feedback.thanks

I didn't think there were floor seats left for this show. :distress: