Two things come to mind after going to a game yesterday. First was waiting 20 minutes in very tight quarters for the exiting crowd to funnel across a narrow bridge that goes over the lake. Second was the one hour free for all demolition derby of exiting the parking lot. Did they put no thought into this? I honestly don’t want to go to another event there until they figure this out.
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/nfl-super-bowl-sofi-stadium-los-angeles-arlington-att-stadium-covid/2791801/
“A spokesperson from Gov. Gavin Newsom's office also said the state "is looking forward to hosting Super Bowl LVI at the new SoFi Stadium." The article above and statement from Gavin Newsom’s office was published 12 hours ago.
Good morning Ramily. Getting ready to head to SoFi Stadium soon. I am ready to be VERY LOUD and make things very difficult for the Whiners. Let’s take the division today and be the No. 2. seed. Wherever you are enjoy the game. GO RAMS!
I imagine everyone's answers will depend on lots of subjective things, like knowledge of BTS's discography, favorite songs, mindset or mood during the shows, and maybe even where you were in the stadium or who you were with. But at some point the energy during a concert becomes palpable and takes on a life of its own, so I'm really curious to see if there will be any kind of consensus here.
I went to three of the shows (all but day 2), and for me, the answer is easy. Day 4, Idol. Everybody in my section was scream-singing all the lyrics, army bombs were forcefully deployed, and it felt like we were just a couple steps shy of a mosh pit. It was so, so great. But I've watched some clips on YouTube that haven't really borne this out. Like, the performance was still great, but I didn't pick up on the crowd intensity. Maybe the feeling just doesn't translate to video? Maybe it's totally subjective and all that stuff I said about palpable energy is complete BS, so D4 Idol is just my own truth?
I'd love to hear what others' experiences were, whether you were at any of the shows in person, watching from YouTube theater or streaming from home. I'm not quite ready to leave my concert bubble yet so please help me relive the shows!
The security we’re doing fine at first but then it got to a point where they were not even checking tickets, bags, or vaccinations cards. People were just going in as they please. Anyone could have gone in with anything. Not to mention some of them were throwing out racial slurs, shouting at army’s and were accepting bribes to skip people in line. It was honestly really messy and unprofessional of SoFi
Hello concert goers!!
Based on my very scientific research listening to everyone's screaming, incoherent yells and awwwwwwww safe to say there is no bad seat in a BTS concert!
To help other fans that will be seeing BTS in the (near 🤞) future, tell us about your seat! What did you like or did not like so much about it?
As reference HERE is the seat map for the concert!
Here is my review:
Section C116, Row 2 (where the stadium starts to curve, if that makes sense lol)
PROS:
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When I got to the 100s I was really surprised at how close the extended stage was compared to other stadiums. The last rows/columns of the floor seats seemed to be just a few feet away that I could see their faces!
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The 100s was really close to the floor, maybe just 10 feet above, not sure but it seemed really low
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View was lovely and no need for insoles or platform shoes! Can see without much obstruction except for the occasional army bomb lol
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The section being at almost a corner gave for a diagonal view so you can see the choreography clearly
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seats were roomy and a spacious but since I danced and jumped for the most part, I didn't get to test the padded seats much 😄
Here is how close the section was to the:
and Main stage
CONS: Nothing really! Except maybe, I had an aisle seat and people did rush down the aisle when it was cart time. this lead to people hitting our heads with their phones/cameras trying to get a pic of the boys or trying to squeeze into our row. Security eventually came to get them back to their seats. Aisle seat is great though.
10/10 will do this section again!
Section 120, row 2
PROS:
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I was initially worried that the crane and sound stage would block my view, I wish I did not stress out so much about this cause this section was awesome!!
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You get a full frontal view of the extended stage and main stage. Get to see all the choreography in full. Really appreciated this for Idol but was obviously great for the whole show
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Costs less than the C100 sections but somehow was a better view imo.
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Cart time was great! The boys switched carts in the middle so I could see the switching really well. This time I did not have an aisle beside me but I was the last seat in my row so some few seconds of the video I took had no ARMY bombs/phones blocking the shot - However
Thinking about heading out to watch the game at this new stadium. I figure it might be a good chance to scout it out for the Super Bowl this year. Hopefully the Chiefs are going to continue to rise and not peak. I am ready for the third Super Bowl appearance.
I just woke up, but last night was an absolute shit show. There was no proper direction from any of the staff, and after a while they just let all of us in. I was speaking with a girl that had told me “security just said that i should try to get in, this isn’t my actual zone entry point.”
No bags were checked, no showing of vaccine cards, NO TICKETS WERE SCANNED???
It was terrifying and super anxiety inducing, especially after Astroworld. I hope they get their shit together because this was NOT IT.
For those who have seats in section 119-123, have you accessed the "South End Zone" club during a game? Is it hard to get into the area that is on the field, e.g. long wait times or is it fairly easy? Do they limit how long you can stand in that area? Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Hey guys! My girlfriend and I are planning on going to our first game to Sofi stadium this Sunday against the Broncos, since we live in San Diego near Eastlake we are having trouble finding ways to go to the stadium since we don't have an available car.
Which is the best way to get to the stadium? We are thinking in renting a car but I want to know if there is some other way. Thanks
I finally get to see my Giants play live! I'm so hyped i hope we get the W! I really can't hold the excitement ahhh lol
https://twitter.com/danielrpopper/status/1445179239486033924?s=20
I imagine best move is just to forget about it/never think about selling it?
