What Coldplay Fans Need to Know Before Concerts

sound four times Coldplay at Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna This week. The event follows the cancellation of three Taylor Swift concerts due to suspected terrorism. On the one hand with anticipation, and on the other hand with discomfort. He was confronted.

But the first concert already showed that there are no limits to ecstasy yet.

However, Coldplay fans attending the next three concerts can still take something away from the previous shows. PULS 24 asked the first concertgoers what they should look out for at the show at the Hubble Stadium.

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   Allow enough time

If you have a seat, you can get to the stadium relatively quickly, but there's a lot going on especially in the arena – so it's worth it here too. to come earlierWith standing room, especially seats right in front of the stage, it pays to be there early. As with any other concert, getting to the venue early increases your chances of getting a good view.

Speaking of which: Once you find a good spot, you have to stay there. At Hubble Stadium, the drink stands are relatively far away. Once you leave the spot, you can't get it back.

2. Don't be afraid of the “worst” standing room.

If you can only get a standing spot at the back, Coldplay fans will also get their money's worth. What many people don't know is that the band also has one at the back of the stadium. Additional stage There they will perform a number of their famous songs to give less observant fans a chance to experience frontman Chris Martin and company up close.

3. Long wait for performance

The band's performance is already scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Viennese fans had to wait a little longer on Wednesday — which is a good thing. Half an hour longerSo, if you have to go to the toilet shortly before 8:30, you can go with peace of mind.

4. Opportunity to perform on stage

The band Brings fans on stage at every show.At the first concert in Vienna, four fans were allowed on stage. A gesture or a catchy outfit is always worth it.

5. Too many police, don't deter them

Because of the thwarted plans to attack one of Taylor Swift's three concerts scheduled for early August, police have stepped up security. And that's certainly noticeable.

Police officers are walking around in front of the stadium and are clearly visible during the parade: they are standing on the roof of the stadium. snipers.