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Originally Posted by spoot388
thats a terrible list. dont even bother paying attention to it.
i was there in 2015 for the DMB shows. parking/traffic is no worse than any other event that has 15,000 people going to it. i was in the pit both nights and the sound was fine. actually was the best sounding shows i had in the pit of all the venues i was at.
the venue is in a commercial complex, which is a bit weird to have a 10 story office building across the street. thats the only legitimate complaint on that list, and maybe the curfew, which i didnt experience.
what lawn doesnt suck? what bathroom lines aren't forever long? what concession stands have good food at reasonable prices? its a concert venue. its the same as the other 50 pavilions the band has played at over the last 20 years. its not SPAC but you're not there for the scenery outside the gates.
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They had the worst will-call lines I've ever seen. People missed the acoustic set because of those lines.
I know you liked the pit, but it was so oversold that after leaving one side because I couldn't breathe, I moved to the other side and couldn't even get in. People were piled up in the aisle waiting to get in because there was no room.
Those are logistics that could easily be remedied (and very well may have been in last two years.) I didn't have will-called tickets for N2, and I had seats, so I had a much better experience N2.
Other than the common areas being two small, I did actually like the look and feel of the venue. I think it's weird that that poster would call Fiddler's out for having no soul, and in the same breath mention a minor league soccer stadium in the middle of a remote industrial area, and a basketball arena as being good places.
I don't care that it's in an office park. The Woodlands is in the middle of a shopping center, and it's a great venue.