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Neon-Symmetry

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  1. I paid the money, because I want to see Coldplay. I'm not complaining about the ticket price. Although talking about 'a band of their status' is a bit silly. And the point about us showing them a bit of gratitude for just playing is ludicrous. But none of that is relevant. The fact is, Coldplay or no Coldplay, having a standing area is widely considered to be better. For good reason. Now, why they decided to forgo having both seats and standing for just seats is beyond me. And I think that if fans want standing, which has a far better atmosphere, even if you're sitting behind it, they should perhaps consider their fans' interests. What is wrong with thinking that?
  2. Maybe even get an explanation? Or would it not be worth it...
  3. Just phoned the SECC box office. They said as far as they were aware it was all seating. For £40, I'm really not sure I can be bothered. Not that it wouldn't be a great concert, but purely due to the ridiculous choice to not have standing. I mean, there would still be seating for those who wanted it and there is more capacity when standing, so they even make more money... I just don't understand the decision. It makes Coldplay seem like one of those boring 50-somethings bands who have reformed and are living on 20 year old material, touring purely to top up their bank accounts. Which, obviously they're not, as their excellent new songs prove. But I just really want to know why?! Rant over.

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