Last year I got the chance to see One Direction live in Nashville. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think about getting the opportunity to see them in person instead of on a screen. I guess really do come true! Having to wait from Christmas, the year before, to August 19, 2014 was extremely hard for me. My parents kept telling me that if I didn’t keep my grades up, they were going to sell my ticket. Guess I proved them wrong because I still got to go. After counting down the days, the day had finally arrived. I had gotten checked out of school, went home and packed an overnight bag, and got back in the car along with my sister Katy and my dad.
Arriving at LP Field, recently named Nissan Stadium, was a major pain in the butt. One word, TRAFFIC. When we finally made it into the parking lot, trying to find a spot was a bit of a challenge. Luckily, we managed to find one somewhat close to the entrance of the stadium. Once inside we were immediately surrounded by thousands of teenage girls trying to find their seats. Lines for the restroom, concessions, and the merchandise stand. Let me tell you that when you get thousands of teenage girls in a corridor, it gets hot fast and very claustrophobic. Not to mention that it was already humid outside. …show more content…
Tour t-shirts are ridicously expensive, $40 to be exact. Total my dad spent $80 for two t-shirts. After that we found our seats. They weren’t perfect but at least I could see the stage. Now all I have to do is wait for seven o’clock to come around. If you don’t know what that’s like, think about waiting in line at a store on Black Friday. You grow impatient really fast. But it was all worth it since I have been a fan of One Direction since 2010 and this is my first time seeing them
Arriving at LP Field, recently named Nissan Stadium, was a major pain in the butt. One word, TRAFFIC. When we finally made it into the parking lot, trying to find a spot was a bit of a challenge. Luckily, we managed to find one somewhat close to the entrance of the stadium. Once inside we were immediately surrounded by thousands of teenage girls trying to find their seats. Lines for the restroom, concessions, and the merchandise stand. Let me tell you that when you get thousands of teenage girls in a corridor, it gets hot fast and very claustrophobic. Not to mention that it was already humid outside. …show more content…
Tour t-shirts are ridicously expensive, $40 to be exact. Total my dad spent $80 for two t-shirts. After that we found our seats. They weren’t perfect but at least I could see the stage. Now all I have to do is wait for seven o’clock to come around. If you don’t know what that’s like, think about waiting in line at a store on Black Friday. You grow impatient really fast. But it was all worth it since I have been a fan of One Direction since 2010 and this is my first time seeing them