For GA floor concerts, how early should u get there to be right infront of the s!
Question: It depends on the artist.
For example for U2 I had to line up at 8am in order to get a front row spot.
But for a band like Snow Patrol it took about 3-4 hours before to get front spot.
Although for a band like Operator Please you could get a front row spot by rocking up an hour after doors had open.
Answers: It depends on the artist.
For example for U2 I had to line up at 8am in order to get a front row spot.
But for a band like Snow Patrol it took about 3-4 hours before to get front spot.
Although for a band like Operator Please you could get a front row spot by rocking up an hour after doors had open.
as early as possible. try to be at the front of the line, and after they scan your ticket make a mad dash with the rest of the people around you to the front of the stage.
or, you could get there whenever you want and just push your way to the front. but you would tick off everyone in the crowd, especially whoever's "space" you just stole, and you would be stuck standing next to the ticked off people for the duration of the show.
so really the best way is just to get there around 2 hours before doors open and wait on line.
it depends on where and who
for the gwinnett arena, you need floor tickets
same with phillips, and hifi buys you need a pit pass if available
for the masquerade, tabernacle, swayzes, drunken unicorn it just depends on the night and who is there.
but i would say an hour to get close
very very early
but if you're not first in line...you could always mosh to the front!