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Yea, buy your tickets immediately when they go on sale (or pre-sale) and you'll have incredible seats. I was really happy with my seats, and I could see everything - I think I got them real early on the day of the actual sale.
Absolutely don't go to the front of the GA though....I'm a 6 foot tall guy, pretty solid, and I've been worried in pits before. Mob mentality can be a scary thing.
And I've pulled my girlfriend out of several concerts after she's passed out. She's got a good 3-4 inches on you.
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Okay, so I was just wondering if you musers could help me decide between GA and seats for the Cincinnati gig. I would love GA, but I'm quite small, so if I did that I'd probably have to be at the very front, correct? I'm just worried if I do GA then I'd be pushed around and stuff. Is it that bad? Would a small person like myself be able to handle it?
I'm about 5'5" ft and 110 lbs.
You could always get GA and hang around the middle or back. I wouldn't recommend being near the front of GA, but you'd be fine other places. You have just as much chance having someone taller in front of you in seats as in GA really. And if you hang around the back of GA, you'll still be closer than the seats. If you move towards the back, you'll have more room between yourself and the people in front of you, and you'll be able to see better.
Definitely wouldn't recommend anywhere in the front half of GA though, you'd be crushed.
GA/pit vs Seats: know what to expect!
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Hmm, thanks, I'd never heard of that. We'll see if that helps next time.
She had brain cancer years ago (it's in remission) and she has double vision now and doesn't really have any balance. Usually what happens is, it'll be really hot in there, and then suddenly she can't see anything. She's still conscious (I guess) but basically it's like I'm helping a really drunk person out - and I'm sure that's what everyone assumes. As soon as she gets some air, she's fine. So I don't know if she's really passing out or not - I've never passed out.