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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I've no idea but in years to come when they realise how big the rolling stones were in the world, the kids will thank you..
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This is what I was thinking it’s probally the last chance to see them live |
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Do it, take them.
Show them what real rock is all about.
The back catalogue is huge,the music is legendary, the atmosphere is electric and Jagger is still showing no signs of slowing down on stage.
An experience to bestow on any modern day teenager.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Teens to The Rolling Stones. what a waste. sure they wouldn’t know any songs. Mostly a more mature crowd at a stones gig. Lucky teens all the same. "
Actually they know the music well , and it’s an experience they won’t forget |
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It's gonna cost you but I say Take them!
They'll remember it forever.
Saw them in Wembley Stadium in 95 I think, on Voodoo Lounge tour and they were awesome.
Not going now, as I think it would ruin that memory but if I'd teens, I'd definitely bring them  |
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"So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ? "
I would take them. I saw the Rolling Stones in Slane in 2007 and was right at the front.
It was an amazing show and nothing untoward that would be unsuitable for teenagers. Twas just good aul rock n roll which they should enjoy. |
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"So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ?
I would take them. I saw the Rolling Stones in Slane in 2007 and was right at the front.
It was an amazing show and nothing untoward that would be unsuitable for teenagers. Twas just good aul rock n roll which they should enjoy."
I wasn’t worried about something untoward happening my question was more about safety with teanagers at such a large stadium event , they’ve been to other smaller events but nothing on this scale |
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"So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ?
I would take them. I saw the Rolling Stones in Slane in 2007 and was right at the front.
It was an amazing show and nothing untoward that would be unsuitable for teenagers. Twas just good aul rock n roll which they should enjoy.
I wasn’t worried about something untoward happening my question was more about safety with teanagers at such a large stadium event , they’ve been to other smaller events but nothing on this scale "
Stadium Events tend to be fairly well controlled and organised.. if it was a festival yku might want to rethink but you should be fine |
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"So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ?
I would take them. I saw the Rolling Stones in Slane in 2007 and was right at the front.
It was an amazing show and nothing untoward that would be unsuitable for teenagers. Twas just good aul rock n roll which they should enjoy.
I wasn’t worried about something untoward happening my question was more about safety with teanagers at such a large stadium event , they’ve been to other smaller events but nothing on this scale "
Well at this particular concert and other concerts it has usually been well organised and controlled and the crowds have been quite well behaved. The one piece of advice I would give is that once you are in the place you should inform your young ones of a designated spot to go to should you get separated in the crowd and can't find one another (easy done) be it a certain toilet area or stand or stall or destinguishing landmark.
They may have phones on them but sometimes there can be no signal because of the large crowds all trying to use the same masts. |
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By *annnMan
over a year ago
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"So tickets on sale Friday at 9am , going to try and get them , but was wondering would a Rolling Stones concert be suitable for teanagers ? Anyone brought teans to a concert like a Rolling Stones before ? "
Definitely take them. You won’t regret it, they are awesome live. Make sure you go through a legitimate ticket site. Use the Rolling Stones own website, tickets at face value through AXS. Good luck. Hope you get your tickets. |
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From the point of view as a venue Croke Park is a safe venue. From a crowd point of view it's going to be a very mature crowd so no probs there. If they like the music take them but it will cost you......also a couple of the gigs there did not allow under 18 on the pitch only in the stands |
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