Anyone had Level 5 seats in Wembley?

I don't know if this will work, but I think the photo below is from Level 5 at Wembley. It was taken by Clair_de_Lune so she may be able to confirm. This was from Take Take a couple of weeks ago. The main stage is to the right. She's got more photos, and can probably tell you what she thought of the seats if you shout for her. With TT they did a couple of sections on the B stage to the centre which really helps keep everyone happy with the larger venues. I've no idea which stand this was in, or if she's used any sort of zoom with the photo.

I've no idea about Wembley, sorry.

But if the seats are going for £30 they'll be restricted view I would imagine. I'd still go for it though if I was a big fan - if you've seen them before (presumably in better seats) then you've had your 'big U2 concert; and you're only there again for the atmosphere and the music.

TBH, might fare better with the seats rather than standing. I was standing at TT and saw nowt but the big screen. A friend of mine was in restricted view seats at the same concert - she barely had a view of the stage and couldn't see the big screen but i'm sure we enjoyed it just the same.

The only thing I would be worried about is the sound quality. I remember some hitchers before posting about the poor quality of the sound at a Stevie Wonder concert when they were a high level up. I can't remember if that was Wembley or the O2 arena though?

I think that was the O2 and it was Hazel who complained about it (and got moved closer to the stage IIRC)

I was standing for TT - hence why CdL took the photo so I could see where I was stood - after we'd done the whole waving madly at each other while on our mobiles to try to see where each of us were. I was right down the front - not too far from the big red balloon so consequently saw loads when they were on the main stage - but struggled a bit when they were on the B stage. However I can imagine it being very easy to see nothing at all

Oh good god, that is soooo far away! ?

Thank you so much for the replies and the photo. The last tour, we went to Manchester both nights and had standing tickets and got in to the enclosure both nights First night, made the mistake of standing right close to the stage but by the second, realised that by the platform was a much better view. I took some photos on my phone and I could almost touch them, they were so close. I don't think you can beat the atmosphere of standing and I just get the sense that up in the gods like that, or in any seats in fact, it might feel like we aren't really in the gig but looking on if that makes sense.

Really can't justify the cost of us both going. We were also lucky enough to see them in Brisbane at the end of the Vertigo tour so I guess I couldn't top that.

Right, think I will be sending my H on his tod!

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The view won't be quite the same as tt - don't forget the claw isn't right at the end of the pitch so that they can sell more tickets fans can have a 360 view. It's also 164 ft tall http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U2_360%C2%B0_Tour

Thanks Zooropa, I will hazard a guess that you might be going to this tour? ?

I hadn't realised that about the stage, which is pretty dumb as there's a clue in the tour title!

I'm rubbish at decisions. I guess I've been optimistic about getting in to the inner bit but that's probably pretty unlikely so could end up really far away even with standing ticketes. Hmm, maybe I'll get seats and go too then...