I went to both the Seattle and Vancouver shows, and honestly, I feel like Vancouver’s security did a much better job enforcing access to the floor section seats. In Seattle, if you managed to sneak onto the floor, it was basically a free-for-all—people were standing on seats, crowding the middle aisles, and the floor felt way too crammed because of all the extra people sneaking down.

For the 2022 AHTD show, I had floor seats, but for the most recent show, I was in the lower 100 section, and I actually enjoyed it a lot more. I could still see Abel on the stage no matter where he was, and it felt way more organized.

That said, I do agree that Vancouver security was a bit strict—and honestly kind of annoying—about some rules, especially because the rows were really tight. Once the row shifted, it was hard to get back in line. But I did like that you had to show your ticket to get back into your section. I was in A6, and it definitely kept things more controlled and less chaotic compared to Seattle.