Rammstein RDS Arena 23rd June 2024

Had a look out of interest...offered Block H...Will stick with my Block G and hopefully the stage will be far enough back that we'll have a decent view of things.

Mad that for the price we are paying they can't put up a decent map so you actually know where your seats are as opposed to having to approximate it.

How are the views from Block F of the grandstand ? It seems to be the only grandstand section popping up for me.

I've never been to the RDS before and with the price of the ticket I want to make sure it's not an awkward view because of being too close.

Feuerzone tickets sold out according to Aiken.

Restricted view are the €99 tickets if paid €140 ish it’s not restricted

I was in Block G for Bruce Springsteen and the view was perfect.

The Grandstand ends around 15 yards short of the stage, the Anglesea stand is longer.

So the seats at the end of Block F might be a bit tight but Block G is just perfect.

My seats were almost level with the back of the pit.

Surprised there was a lot more FZ tickets available.

Think this is why Belfast was binned and are now playing dublin instead (nothing to back this up mind)

Thanks for the advice and pics, haven't been to the RDS before for a concert so useful information.

About a 10min wait in the queue today from 10:00 but got through and offered block H, row F so went with that as look decent. Standing wasn't an option as the Mrs is disabled and wouldn't be able to stand. She does have a wheelchair and had considered the Accessible Area but with insufficient disabled parking we'd be relying on public transport which as a wheelchair user is a disaster in crowds.

Cool, decided to go with Fueurzone tickets in the end.

Yeah aiken posted on social media an hour or so ago that they are all gone

Disabled tickets or a disabled parking permit? I had understood the Accessible Area which is unreserved to be accessed via standard standing tickets as didn't see specific disabled concert tickets.

We do have a disabled parking permit and use it occasionally when required but have read reviews from previous attendees to the RDS that the disabled parking was full on arrival and they were directed to UCD which was operating a shuttle bus. Sounds like a lot of additional stress or alternatively having to arrive super early to ensure a spot given the organisers won't know via the ticket sales what proportion of the audience will require assistance. Being a Sun makes public transport more awkward again so unsure yet of best/easiest transport option.

got pitch tickets at around 11 this morning. Really looking forward to this, I only know their hits, but the show looks fantastic.

Was that top photo for a restricted view ticket?

Similar to the above comment, has anyone ever gone to an RDS concert with disability access tickets? Looking to purchase a pair for a family member but the issue would be not being able to walk long distances. Does anyone know what the walk would be like?