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Originally Posted by GardenStateGirlie
Thea, to answer your question, a concert in which you can sit wherever you'd like is called general admission. It is done on a first come, first serve basis. Not many large bands do this anymore because it causes many problems. Fleetwood Mac has three price levels as far as tickets are concerned..not including the fanclub. Do you think it's fair that people with seats in the orchestra rows move down to the front and share ticket stubs or butt in front of other people that actually paid to sit there? I don't. No offense to your friend but it's not cool and the behavior in Atlanta was absolutely deplorable.
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I still don't get it. Why sit? Why have chairs in a rock concert?
And the problems that general standing causes, I have never heard of, and I've been to many big concerts here. Of course some people can't stand up that long or don't want to; they have the balconies with great view (the buildings are a bit different than you have).
Certainly the hassles of seats (with a number even) are a lot bigger. This thread is only an example.
But I know that this is not the subject of this thread and I'll leave it. And to answer your question: yes, I actually think that was fair. The long explanation would only bore the other visitors here. Plus, I wouldn't convince you.