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  • I've had the privilege to enjoy 2 concerts here within the past 2 years, namely Paul McCartney and Van Halen, both were spell-bindingly awesome to witness. Acoustics were amazing with stereo sounds completely filling up the arena. Everything was meticulously engineered to maximize our enjoyment, from the wide screens to the pyrotechnics that it can be overwhelming for a first-timer. First off, I have to tip my hat at how well-organized the staff is with regard to the incoming flow of people. Along the entrance, a number of ushers await the crowd, keeping a close eye on anyone bringing alcoholic beverages from outside. Apparently, it's required that the alcohol is transferred to a plastic cup before you can proceed to the checkpoint (just like the ones at airports) Past that, you'll find the bathrooms and memorabillia stands where you could get yourself T-shirts or program booklets. Honestly, not unless you're a die-hard fan would you want to get a $20 program that's filled with pictures and biographies that you could simply find online. I realized this right after I got one after Paul McCartney's concert, not that I regret getting it. And being the lifelong Bealtes fan that I am, I had the best time flipping through Sir Paul's program booklet and reading in awe at how far he's gone with his career. Before I lose track, keep in mind that concessions are pricey. $5.50 for a hotdog during Van Halen's concert felt like a rip-off but it's not like we had a choice. I like to call it the Disneyland tactic. They know you can't get out so they take advantage of that fact by charging you prices over the roof. However, to top it all, my only real concern is how some folks got away with smoking during Sir Paul's concert last year. My parents and I were having the time of our lives when more than halfway into it, we smelt a strong stench of smoke coming from about 5-10 aisles in front of us. I was hoping the staff would stop them, or at least have someone re-iterate how smoking is prohibited. Sadly that didn't happen. Overall, my experiences here were unforgettable. Nothing better than seeing your favorite legends performing for you. Sure, seats can get expensive but the happiness you feel in return is priceless.
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