hey kennation, dont worry about all the questions. Its really not as bad as it may sound. The way it works is that security usually lets us so many rows to the front per show. I usually ask ahead of time instead of trying to get up there and get turned away. So you wont lose your seat or anything that wont be a problem. Its the area in front of the stage that people will be trying to get. So if you dont want to be smack next to the stage then you can stand near your seat for the concert. Some people want to be real close and others want to stay near their seats. Security doesnt usher anybody up front, people just make it up there and if it gets too crowded they usually check to make sure you are within the first couple of rows. My hubby and I went to Sheryl Crow/John Mayer a few years back at the PG Pavilion and we had 2nd row on the end of the row and it turned out that nobody in the front row went up front so they let us right up there. The show was a blast and since we were on the end we werent blocking anybodys view.
Dont worry you are going to have a blast and such a memorable night. You will be set!
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