i plan on going to the this tour no matter the costs, but I am wondering which side will be more beneficial for me to get? I want to be able to get a good view of them. So would the North side or South side be better for what may be considered front or back? I know they’ll do their best to make sure all armies get a good view of them. if anything I might lean more towards the sides but I still want a good view.
by Feeling-Term
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No one can answer that question…. the stage is 360 and there have been no shows yet to show their blocking…
I feel like picking the seats (for me at least) is the least of my concern. As long as I get my hands on a ticket I’m good wherever I’m seated
I’ve seen tours in the round many times and expert performers like BTS will ensure every side has a good view. They may rotate the set list to focus on certain areas at different times, but I think they will do their best to ensure every side has a great experience.
We may know more about the set list and layout of the performance after Seoul. Until then no one will be able to answer this.
I personally am trying to think about where the screens will be so I will try to not go in the corners because I’m afraid the screens will be along the X shape but of course we can’t know exactly how things will be but I don’t think there will be a true front and true back
I think it’s twice that’s touring right now in a 360° stage. I watched a video of one of their songs and they changed their choreo to change directions on the 8 count. I imagine BTS will do something to that effect- they’ll be in constant motion.
I saw Ed Sheeran’s 360° tour and because it was only him, I felt like I saw the back of him more than the front from the side I was sitting on. But with 7 I think it will allow you to focus on different members who are facing you.
i imagine they will probably be facing various directions for different songs to make sure they are utilizing the 360 aspect of this stage set up.
The last 360 stage tour I attended (not kpop) ended up having fans develop a “stage map” to document where the artist was on stage to perform specific songs. Obviously not helpful for this week, but people bought resale or tickets to future shows based on that info. Typically each part of the stage will have its own turn being the “front” so everyone gets a good view!