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  1. I thought I remembered hearing somewhere that they were going to add some songs for the stadium shows? ...Wish i could remember where I heard that from so I could confirm it lol...
  2. Looks like about 75 - 80% of the seats at the Rogers Centre are being used sooo I'd say there will be about 42 000 people seated. Plus all those people in the pit and the A and B sections! Either way, we need to be a better crowd than East Troy... the so called number one crowd of the Viva La Vida tour so far... There's no reason why it can't be us!
  3. What if someone, or a few people, just take a large stack of flags into the pit, and once everyone is in the pit, they begin to hand the stack around to everyone else. Each person takes a flag and then passes the stack. I think that might be a pretty effective way of getting the flags distributed.
  4. The Scientist and Fix you... being part of the huge crowd singing along with the band is my favorite part of Coldplay concerts!
  5. I almost didn't get tickets for the show, due to my current status as a poor student :( but I couldn't resist seeing Coldplay live again after I came across a couple of cheaper seats in the 500's. I haven't been to the Rogers Center since I was 8 and don't remember much about it... are the seats in the 500's going to be that bad? Section 513, row 23.

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