Music: RE: [u2tour] Re: Balto show

I noticed that too, Scot. I also got there at 10 (probably sitting next to you in line?) and we wound up second row in prime real estate right in between Bono and Edge. The people in front of us were like #7-9 in line and had gotten there the day before and camped out. I wouldn't say their experience was any better than ours being a foot closer, particularly in a stadium where there's so much extra space between you and the stage anyway, unless you're going for bragging rights that you were front row... I'm still showing up early for Philly cause I just enjoy the camaraderie and experience of the GA line, but I don't know if I'd ever go through the trouble to camp out when it doesn't make a HUGE difference in position for the stadium tours.

To: u2tour@yahoogroups.com
From: scotk09@gmail.com
Date: Fri, 24 Jun 2011 13:57:23 -0400
Subject: Re: [u2tour] Re: Balto show

So about the GA line experience.

I was there at 10 AM and got where I wanted to be inside the circle. But

the people right next to me got there at 530...PM.

So do a lot of people in the GA line want to be outside the circle? If not,

how do people gettig there so late still get prime spots on the inside?

Scot

On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Jennifer Breton <jenhybr@hotmail.com>wrote:

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> Agreed; great show and way better than DC (even though I think I preferred

> DC's setlist)... I love heat and wasn't dying being outside all day, but

> man, that pit was holy hot and so disgusting, LOL. I lost 2.5 pounds. I got

> one of Bono's water bottles he threw--do you think anyone would wonder why I

> have a crushed plastic water bottle in a shadowbox on my wall? Or anyone

> know someone who does human cloning? I figure his DNA has got to be on

> there... ;)

> See you guys in the the GA line in Philly!

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