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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
Was an absolute nightmare.. and the primary reason Im not doing LA again.
That, and the stadium is also a real pain getting to and from.
The newest and most expensive stadium on the last tour, and the issues continue as I just read reviews from recent Taylor Swift shows there with the same complaints.
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
Was an absolute nightmare.. and the primary reason Im not doing LA again.
That, and the stadium is also a real pain getting to and from.
The newest and most expensive stadium on the last tour, and the issues continue as I just read reviews from recent Taylor Swift shows there with the same complaints.
Am considering going since I've never seen them in LA, if I sat higher up does that help? Or is the entire place a "nightmare?" thx
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
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bv
SoFi Stadium is built like a big hole in the ground. As you leave the venue after the show, you climb a LOT of stairs up, to get out. I wonder what is happening if there is a panic, or a fire.
Was an absolute nightmare.. and the primary reason Im not doing LA again.
That, and the stadium is also a real pain getting to and from.
The newest and most expensive stadium on the last tour, and the issues continue as I just read reviews from recent Taylor Swift shows there with the same complaints.
Am considering going since I've never seen them in LA, if I sat higher up does that help? Or is the entire place a "nightmare?" thx
Definitely would help..
Beautiful stadium and grounds.. if I decided last minute to go and I was anywhere on the floor, I would start heading out before the encore.
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kv2915
I was in the PIT at Sofi last time and getting out was like climbing stairs for an hour. Worth it for Dip PIT but be prepared for that. Parking was also $80 in the lot. I did love the venue tho and it is easy to get to.
Kinda wish they were at the Rose Bowl for old times sake….
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schwonek
They have huge screens at Sofi but last time the Stones did not use them. Let's wait for the stage set up to see more.
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JMoisica
If you only had money for one of the shows at SoFi in LA, which one would you go for? Thanks in advance for any insight!
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wolundamo
Any recommendations for a nice hotel near stadium? Maybe at the airport? Thank you for your help!
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JMoisica
If you only had money for one of the shows at SoFi in LA, which one would you go for? Thanks in advance for any insight!
It's a toss up, really. As LA, like NJ and Chicago, is a two show market, one show will get Miss You and the other will get Midnight Rambler. It's anyone's guess which show will have the "better" set list.
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If you only had money for one of the shows at SoFi in LA, which one would you go for? Thanks in advance for any insight!
It's a toss up, really. As LA, like NJ and Chicago, is a two show market, one show will get Miss You and the other will get Midnight Rambler. It's anyone's guess which show will have the "better" set list.
And it's 2nd only to Altamont Speedway as the worst possible place to see the Stones so you might check all the OCD boxes but the experience itself may be quite lacking. It's why my budget for night #2 is beg someone's LD at face value or just go see Samantha Fish.