great video, for oasis I will be sitting in section 511 so level 5, I was at wembley today, how do you know what zone it is and how do you know where to enter?
Seeing your videos, I think where you sat last year is better, as you're looking straight on and less likely to have anything in the way. Fantastic video! How loud would you say it is for an autistic person who is sensitive to noise?
Good question. The music was too loud to have a conversation at normal volume with my friend. We tried shouting a little bit at the start, but it was too much effort and I hate hurting my voice, so we gave up on that quickly. I would normally be sensitive to noise as an autistic person but I think this depends largely on expectation & whether I've chosen to be exposed to the noise: I was more stressed by the loud music outside the venue while waiting to go in - that was possibly because it was unexpected and there were other stressors. I did meet another autistic person last year who attended with earphones that cut down the noise, but they were mainly wearing them to tune out extraneous noise before & after the concert. Hope that helps
Is it easy to exit from level 5 as I’m going to see the weeknd in august and I’m going to leave like 10 minutes early so I can catch the 11:30 train. We have to make it as it is the last train 😂
you want 2:30 and 4:45 in the video - curfew is at 10.30 pm so long as he doesn't ignore it. I'd allow 30mins to get from level 5 to wembley stadium station but maybe you have longer legs!
Found this very helpful. I’ll be traveling from the USA to Wembley for the NFL games in October. Section 221
great video, for oasis I will be sitting in section 511 so level 5, I was at wembley today, how do you know what zone it is and how do you know where to enter?
I've got the third row of Section 202, so I do think it's a respect view from a distance, especially for AEW's wrestling ring in the middle of Wembley
is rear standing good?
Seeing your videos, I think where you sat last year is better, as you're looking straight on and less likely to have anything in the way. Fantastic video! How loud would you say it is for an autistic person who is sensitive to noise?
Good question. The music was too loud to have a conversation at normal volume with my friend. We tried shouting a little bit at the start, but it was too much effort and I hate hurting my voice, so we gave up on that quickly. I would normally be sensitive to noise as an autistic person but I think this depends largely on expectation & whether I've chosen to be exposed to the noise: I was more stressed by the loud music outside the venue while waiting to go in - that was possibly because it was unexpected and there were other stressors. I did meet another autistic person last year who attended with earphones that cut down the noise, but they were mainly wearing them to tune out extraneous noise before & after the concert. Hope that helps
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Is it easy to exit from level 5 as I’m going to see the weeknd in august and I’m going to leave like 10 minutes early so I can catch the 11:30 train. We have to make it as it is the last train 😂
you want 2:30 and 4:45 in the video - curfew is at 10.30 pm so long as he doesn't ignore it. I'd allow 30mins to get from level 5 to wembley stadium station but maybe you have longer legs!
what row were you in?
I don't remember - did I not say in the video?