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Still looking! 😇

I'm looking for 1 GA standing ticket (entrance WEST) for Düsseldorf, July 23rd. I already have 1 ticket myself, but want to go with my sister. If somebody has a spare ticket, please let me know, thanks!

I'm looking for 1 GA standing ticket, entrance West for Düsseldorf , July 23rd so I can go with my sister. If someone has a spare, please let me know, thanks!

Yes, for me it was obviously the highlight as well 😁 And yes, the recording was an extra gift. Especially with the intro, so that I have proof I didn't dream haha!

They played Amsterdam because of my sign! I'm the "young lady" he refers to! 😁 Still one of the best Coldplay-moments of my life. I'm going to Amsterdam twice this year and hope to hear Gravity, that would really be 💔

Hmm, this is not very hopefull info. I wanted to start queuing around 12 or 1 PM, but am sad to read that all the barrier spots have been taken up by early entry tickets. 😐 Arriving much earlier isn't really an option for me, because I'm taking two friends who have never been to a Coldplay show and are not used to waiting in line all day. So this is pretty much the limit of what I can ask of them, in terms of waiting.

How is this possible, I thought you could only charge an extra 10% on top of the original ticketprice on Ticketswap?

The Vodafone/Ziggo presale yesterday was a big flop. Thankfully, Mojo knows what a good presale is about. This morning I managed to get tickets for the 15th as well as the 16th!! So happy! 😄

Jaaa, goed nieuws! Alleen jammer dat ze inderdaad weer in die galmbak staan. Maar in elk geval weer terug op Nederlandse bodem!

Anyone else SO excited for this saturday? Can't wait!!

Thanks! 🙂 That sounds good and reassuring.

Hey everyone, I've got a question for those who have visited a show recently. I'm wondering what the stadium looks like: is there a C-stage in the back? And if so, were there people standing at the C-stage gates very early on? Or did most fans spread around the catwalk and B-stage. Also, can anybody tell me how many hours before the show the stadium really filled up? I'm asking, because I'm pregnant and I'm not sure what time we'll get in the stadium. At this point I have standing tickets, but I'm trying to swap them for seating tickets. If I can't make this work, I want to go anyway, but I would like to know a little bit about what time I have to be there in order to still have a decent view. I don't want to be in the middle of the crowd with my babybelly 🙂 Normally, I'm one of those people who start queuing early in the morning, but since I'm 7 months pregnant when the band plays Frankfurt, this is no longer an option for me 😉 Thanks for your replies!

I'm looking to swap my 3 standing tickets for 3 seating tickets, preferably in the low ring of the stadium. If interested, please DM!

Hey everyone, I would like to know if some of you ever have visited a concert (by Coldplay, or any other band) when you were pregnant? I've been a huge Coldplayfan since A Rush of Blood was released, when I was 13 years old. Since then, I have seen the band multiple times and have never skipped a tour (except the Everyday Life shows, unfortunately). For this year, I have tickets for concerts in Frankfurt and Berlin. I have recently found out that I'm pregnant! Getting pregnant was not easy for us and took almost 3 years, so you can imagine our luck now that it's finally happening. However, this means that I will be around 7 months pregnant around the Frankfurt show, this July. Being the crazy fan that I am, the past few years I was already afraid that a possible pregnancy would coincide with a tour. I personally really, really want to go to the concert. I want to live my life with the same passions and hobbies that I've always had, even when I will have a child. Because I would love to pass this love for music to my child as well. Ofcourse the health of my baby is also important to me. My husband feels like I would be talking just too big of a risk by going to the concert, when I'm 7 months pregnant. I understand his point of view: why risk anything, when it has taken us such a long time to have a child? He fears about being pushed by people during the concert, but also potential COVID risks with so many people around. And he read some research about effects of loud noises on the stress levels of the baby. At this point, I still feel stubborn and just want to go anyway. Even though I realize it's selfish at the same time. So I'm curious to know: have any of you ever visited a concert while being pregnant? And if so, how did you experience this? I'd love to hear from you, thanks! PS. I'm also thinking about swapping my 3 standing tickets for 3 seating tickets. Does anyone have seating tickets and are you looking for standing tickets? Please send me a message. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I would like to know if some of you ever have visited a concert (by Coldplay, or any other band) when you were pregnant? I've been a huge Coldplayfan since A Rush of Blood was released, when I was 13 years old. Since then, I have seen the band multiple times and have never skipped a tour (except the Everyday Life shows, unfortunately). For this year, I have tickets for concerts in Frankfurt and Berlin. I have recently found out that I'm pregnant! Getting pregnant was not easy for us and took almost 3 years, so you can imagine our luck now that it's finally happening. However, this means that I will be around 7 months pregnant around the Frankfurt show, this July. Being the crazy fan that I am, the past few years I was already afraid that a possible pregnancy would coincide with a tour. I personally really, really want to go to the concert. I want to live my life with the same passions and hobbies that I've always had, even when I will have a child. Because I would love to pass this love for music to my child as well. Ofcourse the health of my baby is also important to me. My husband feels like I would be talking just too big of a risk by going to the concert, when I'm 7 months pregnant. I understand his point of view: why risk anything, when it has taken us such a long time to have a child? He fears about being pushed by people during the concert, but also potential COVID risks with so many people around. At this point, I still feel stubborn and just want to go anyway. Even though I realize it's selfish at the same time. So I'm curious to know: have any of you ever visited a concert while being pregnant? And if so, how did you experience this? I'd love to hear from you, thanks!