I'm a bit curious about how this works.
So, if you buy a VIP package you are guaranteed the first couple of rows. Ok, fair enough if you want to be in the first couple of rows. What I'm wondering is the audience participation element of the concert. Are you more likely to be picked to go up onstage with him because you are naturally up the front? Or does he just go randomly and it doesn't matter if you are say for the hell of it 4-5 rows back (which seems far away for some reason).
Not saying it's a bad thing, just wondering. [img]smile.gif[/img]
I can see the point about queuing for ages too. Very interesting. I guess it would all depend on finances and what you can afford to your concert experience. As for the party thing.. hmmmm Eat Your Hearts Out caterering, sounds a bit of an understatement from what has been said. lol!




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