We went to the stadium for Bruno Mars' European tour since most of his shows are held in stadiums…read more From the parking lot, there's a bit of a walk just to reach the entrance. Unfortunately, accessibility was one of the biggest disappointments. Someone in our group had mobility issues, and there didn't seem to be an elevator to help people get to the upper levels. Climbing all those stairs was exhausting and extremely difficult.
Another issue was the restroom setup. Bathrooms were only located on certain sides of the stadium, so the lines were very long. Some were shared, while others were separate for men and women. I also didn't notice any signs directing people to accessible restrooms.
What really stood out was that some entrances were blocked, forcing guests with mobility issues to walk all the way around the stadium. It honestly felt like accessibility wasn't a priority.
The concession setup was confusing. You had to pay first, get a receipt, and then take that receipt to different stations for drinks, popcorn, or other food. With so many people carrying drinks, receipts were getting wet and damaged. It just wasn't an efficient system.
On the positive side, there were lots of food trucks outside with a good variety of options, and I thought that was a nice touch. I also noticed many people sitting outside the stadium enjoying the music for free, which created a fun atmosphere.
Overall, while the concert itself was amazing, this was probably my least favorite stadium experience because of the accessibility challenges, restroom layout, and concession system.
