Live Nation Responds to Fan Concerns at Toronto's Rogers Stadium
Live Nation Canada is addressing crowd management issues at Rogers Stadium following complaints from concertgoers during the venue's inaugural show. Fans reported long exit times and seating concerns, prompting the operator to collaborate with city officials and transit services to make necessary adjustments.
The operators of Toronto’s new Rogers Stadium are already making adjustments after concertgoers voiced concerns about crowd management at the outdoor venue’s inaugural show on Sunday. Live Nation Canada is incorporating fan and community feedback and working closely with city officials, transit operators, and emergency services.
Some fans attending a concert by K-pop group Stray Kids on Sunday evening reported long exit times of up to two hours due to what seemed like inadequate venue and transit services. Live Nation Canada acknowledges fans' concerns about seat movement in the upper grandstands, attributing it to the venue's design that exceeds international safety codes.
City councillor James Pasternak, representing the area where the stadium is located, is scheduled to meet with Live Nation Canada and landowner Northcrest Developments to explore potential solutions. Rogers Stadium is preparing to host British rock band Coldplay for four performances between July 7 and 12.
According to the source: The Globe and Mail.
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