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1/25 key arena seattle YAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!


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I'm going, section 214 row 3...perfect view from the 2nd level.

 

For those who haven't been to Key Arena, the views are great and it feels smaller and more intimate when it's sold out. The sound quality is amazing and the lighting and lasers are spectacular. If you're on the 2nd level, the view is great from there, i was in 214 row 6 for the Foo Fighters/Weezer show 3 months ago.

 

Sidenote: Go upstairs to the 2nd level for merchandise. Do NOT bother to wait in the line right inside the main entrance facing the fountain, it will take you at least 30 minutes there but less than 5 minutes upstairs. I'm speaking from experience when I went to the Foo Fighters/Weezer show, and that crowd turnout was about 85%. I expect Coldplay to be 95%+ turnout.

 

Just a heads up...I called Key Arena and was told that cameras are not allowed into the show, so HIDE THEM ON YOUR WAY IN!!![/b]

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OMG I can't tell you how jealous I am right now, last night I dreamed of getting tickets to a coldplay show but they won't come to europe for a long time i think :angry: :( but he now it's your turn again, I hope you guys have the best evening in your life!!!!

greetz from holland

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For those who haven't been to Key Arena, the views are great and it feels smaller and more intimate when it's sold out.

 

Sidenote: Go upstairs to the 2nd level for merchandise.

 

Just a heads up...I called Key Arena and was told that cameras are not allowed into the show, so HIDE THEM ON YOUR WAY IN!!![/b]

 

Thanks Jason for the tips!! Just wondering, what happens if security does catch you with a camera? They better not confiscate it for good! :stunned: Where do you suggest hiding it? I thought they do bag searches... :/

 

Also, the concert starts at 7:30.....what time do you all plan on getting there? And for those who are familiar with the area, are there some hotels within walking distance of the stadium? I researched online and found Best Western, Travel lodge, Quality Inn, etc.....but it's hard to tell how close they are from Key Arena. :confused: A little insider info would be much appreciated. :)

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Fiona Apple goes on stage at 7:30, so you ought to be in your seat by then if you want to see her perform. She'll probably play for 40-45 minutes, and with another 30 to 40 minutes for Coldplay's stage and equipment to set up, Coldplay will come on around 8:45 to 9 if I'm adding up right. Security check takes 15 minutes to wait in line, parking or walking takes another 10 to 15 minutes. And if you're driving from anywhere south of Seattle, you ought to leave around 5:30 to beat traffic. My dad is dropping my sister off at my university, since I get out of class at 6...then we're driving over to the arena which is only 15 minutes away.

 

I suggest being in your seat by 7:20 if you want to see both Fiona & Coldplay. And don't drink a lot of liquids...the girls bathroom lines were really long from what I saw.

 

If you plan on getting merchandise, you should get there sooner...and use the upstairs merchandise stands, probably the Northwest corner of the stadium is the one least used.

 

As far as hotels go, I don't know much about where the hotels are in the area...I don't usually pay attention to that.

 

As far as cameras....if you're a girl and have the cleavage, hide it in your shirt, haha. I doubt they're going to do strict searches being that the Coldplay crowd is pretty mellow. At the Foo/Weezer show, I got a full body pat down...cause those bands have rowdy fans.

 

I'm going to tuck my digital camera down the front of my jeans, between my jeans and boxers...and slip my belt through the camera string so my camera dangles between my legs...it's hardly noticeable. Then when I get inside, I'm going into the bathroom to a stall to pull it out. I'm not sure how strict they're going to be during the show...they have security people at every seating entrance.

 

Just be cautious when pulling it out, and be careful with your flash if you're near security.

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My brother's going. @jason41483, my brother also went to the Foo Fighters concert. He thought it was the greatest concert ever.

 

I still don't get my brother's going to Coldplay a second time. He says "They're not even that good!" but he claims he's going for Fiona Apple. :lol: :rolleyes:

 

For my concert at the Shoreline (in Mountain View, CA) Coldplay came on at like 9:30. Sooo laaatee! Black Mountain was horrible.

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HELLO EVERYONE, NEW TO THIS MESSAGEBOARD. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND PEOPLE WHO ARE IN SEATTLE AND ARE GOING TO THE KEY ARENA SHOW. I HAVE LOVED COLDPLAY FOR A LONG TIME, AND JUST SAW THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME AT WHITE RIVER IN AUGUST. IT WAS A DREAM COME TRUE. I WON THE TICKETS OFF OF 1077 THE END. DOES ANYONE LISTEN TO 1077? HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWEST COLDPLAY CONTEST?

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i saw coldplay at white river and i didnt think black mountain was that bad but it was weird because nobody was there because of the traffic problems. i hope the show at the key arena isn't exactly the same and that they mix up the set and screen show a bit. i too have been trying to win the tickets to the pre-show but i'm doubtful that i'll get them.

i was able to get seats on the floor and in row 30 :D so happy

one question for people that have gone to shows at the key before, would you say it's worth it to get the parking at 1st avenue north for $12 or just wing it?

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Hey guys, ONE WEEK to go!! Come on, we need to start a pre-concert party in here!!!

 

:jester: :juggle: :drummer:

 

6 days, 21 hours, 0 mins to go! :D Since I'm traveling up from Oregon, I'll be missing two days of school, but I don't need to delve into the reasons why it will be worth it. ;) :wink3:

 

Just wondering, what is Fiona Apple's (opening act) music like? I don't think I'm familiar with any of her songs... Pop, folk, rock? Nooo clue.

 

Hi dreads, I see you are new around here, so welcome! Good luck with the radio contest. Wish upon a lucky star and you could be the winner! :D Sry I can't help you with your parking concerns. :P

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Imagine a hybrid of Alanis Morissette/Sheryl Crow/Norah Jones...but with a darker sound, and you sort of have Fiona Apple. It's hard to pin her sound to any other artist...I'm not into her music, but I know she's talented.

 

As for parkingThere is a big parking lot on the area enclosed by Mercer, 5th, Broad, and Harrison. On the map...that would be the space enclosed by those streets to the right of the star (the star is "Seattle Center"). Parking should be $10 for 2 person carload, $8 for 3 person carload or more.

 

Taking a right out of the north exit of the lot takes you onto Mercer St., which goes straight to I-5 north & south entrances. I parked in the 5th Ave. lot during the Foo/Weezer show, and I was in the stall next to the exit...pretty easy to leave quickly.

 

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