Starland Ballroom Star Parking passes- how many are sold?

Question

I recently bought a star parking pass so that me and my friends will be sure to be in the very front row for a Tokio Hotel concert at the Starland Ballroom. I was wondering if anybody knows how many of those star parking passes they sell? This will tell me how early I have to get to the ballroom before the show starts.

I MUST be in the front row! =D

Answer 1

Star parking doesn't really matter. It just gets you a little closer to the doors when parking, which aren't that far even from the furthest part of the parking lot and they let you cut the line. I would say to get there a little before the doors open, you will be fine, maybe 25 minutes?  Most people do not purchase the star parking, because if you want to be up against the stage you can be, just push. Its a little rude, but its better than getting kicked in the head by a crowd surfer.

Answer 2

Star parking is 100% worth EVERY penny. When I bought star parking it ended up raining the day of the concert! But with star parking you can wait in your car and keep your eye on the line, plus they let you park closer to the venue. Basically, the star parking line is on the opposite side of the building from the regular line. When you get there the parking lot attendant will let you park and then you can either wait in your car until you see people get in the star parking line (which is on the left side of the building) or you can get out and wait by the door where the line is. There were about 40 people in the star parking line when I went. When it's time to let everyone in they open the star parking doors first, so you get to cut all of the people in the regular line on the other side of the building (even if those people waited in line longer). You will be in the front row(s). The only part that sucks is that when the people in the regular line realize other people got in before them, when they thought they were first in line, they get pissed off. Plus, you have to endure A LOT of shoving.

10 points?