Mubarak123

never heard of a "metro car," but you'd need a "metrocard" to ride the subway... for those who plan to drive, unless you park in a paid parking garage, street parking should be free on sundays; so no need to feed the meters. i would suggest taking public transport if you're coming from manhattan. there will be less trains and longer wait times between trains since it's night time and a weekend, but it's safe and you'll probably w/ other cp fans on the trains so it wont be deserted/empty. subways run throughout the night.

i bet you can easily resell the tix (at a profit) if they don't pay up. :laugh3:

any one here have 1st hand experience with seats right behind the stage? what is it like? is it worth it or better to just spend for the more expensive ones in front (or side) of the stage? does chris or any of the band members look at those sitting behind the stage at all?

thanks for the all the tips/advice. hope can get tickets before they sell out. not sure if you can label my kids as fans 'cause they cannot identify the titles correctly, but they do know CP songs and will start humming just by hearing the intro.

are coldplay concerts safe for kids (10-11 yr olds)? any advice?