(07-22-2009, 02:41 PM)Guest Wrote:

(07-22-2009, 10:14 AM)Usagi Hoshino Wrote: You can't tell someone that camped out for more than a day that they should just let people have their way just because "they can't take injuries".

And I've been to many Jrock concerts before. Just so you know it wasn't like in the N.Y show.

You sat all day and you got up front and good for you. But now your complaining about clothes being ruined and your injured. It was your decision to stay there and put up with it so why complaining now. People on railing at ANY rock concert has that so you must be going to mild bands. I go to them and usually come out sore from being smooshed or kicked. People dont mean to hurt others but it happens. As long as you have fun and there is no reason to be mean during the show or whinge about it later.

(07-22-2009, 10:14 AM)Usagi Hoshino Wrote: I expect someone to be nice to me since I'm not doing anything to them, if they aren't nice to me then I can always call security and they can be removed.

Yes we all expect to be treated how we treat others. Taking up a large space on the rail when you don't need it is not fair or is telling other people not to let those behind you move up. because that cannot be controlled by one person.
Stop your concert experience to call security and good luck on asking them to crowd control hundreds of people. But it will just waste time.

I am going only to Vegas and want to enjoy so to find out information and see all this complaining from fans and 'behavior rules' from people who think they are in charge is silly. If I want to be close to the band for a bit then I will get there and that requires pushing but there is no reason to be mean because your at the front allready. Let the other person enjoy for a song and then move so someone else can come up. Why can't people just do this and take turns? There isn't one person who should be front every time. Everyone can have fun if people in front werent so mean about keeping their spot and then get angry about being hurt for it later.

I am different "guest" from last person. Forum log-in is not sent to email yet. See you at Vegas.

If there is people that cut in line in front of someone that has been camping out the whole day be up front because like you say "no one is in charge", do you really think they are willing to take turns?

You are saying that no one has the right to be up front even if they camp out. What are lines for then? Will you just arrive and be up front of the line just because no one is in charge? That "you don't own the venue" crap has been going around on the big east coast shows. And that line came from people that showed up 3 hours before the live and wanted to be first in line. Do we really need "someone to be in charge" to abide to common sense, courtesy rules regarding others? From what I've seen in the past concerts this is were the so called fan unity appears. In not letting someone else cut in line just because there is no one "officially in charge"

I wished we could just take turns but since people won't even recognize common courtesy rules towards other or at least acknowledge the fact that the other person spent all night there so they could be where they are standing, taking turns is out of the question.